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BBC NEWS | Talk about Newsnight | A blog and forum In December Newsnight told the disturbing story of baby-sitter Suzanne Holdsworth, jailed for life for murderingGood morning everyone, There's quite a choice of stories today. There's the 10p tax revolt, £50bn for thea film from John Sweeney. ANOTHER MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE? Clare Fisher dropped off her two-year-ominutes later he was brain-dead. Holdsworth was convicted of murdering Kyle and is serving life in prison. the fresh evidence that points to a possible miscarriage of justice, and on questions raised about the police investigationMan?' cries the Drudge report website - pasting a picture of Gordon Brown against a stars and stripes background. it. Emboldened by successful meetings yesterday with each of the presidential candidates, he has given a speech aboutwithin his own party. RBS Royal Bank of Scotland is about to stage the biggest rights issue in UK corporate history, asking shareholders for some £10bn to shore up its financial position. It will be part of an effort to write down its exposure to US sub prime - and www.bbc.co.uk
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