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Reading relegated despite win
Reading sweep Derby aside at Pride Park but are relegated to the Championship after Fulham's win at Portsmouth.

Two men attacked outside town bar
Two men are attacked by another man outside a bar in Berkshire, Thames Valley Police say.

T5 foreign passengers 'unchecked'
Security errors at Heathrow Airport allowed foreign passengers to enter the UK without proper checks, BA admits.

Marriage proposal at Royal Tattoo
A soldier proposes to his girlfriend as the first ever Royal Tattoo at Windsor Castle gets under way.

Coppell ducks question on future
Steve Coppell refuses to confirm he will still be in charge of relegation-threatened Reading next season.

Lottery cash benefits play areas
More than £230,000 from the Big Lottery Fund is used to improve children's play services in Berkshire.

Reading Football Club (the nearest big club to Maidenhead)

Derby 0-4 Reading
Reading sweep Derby aside at Pride Park but are relegated to the Championship after Fulham's win at Portsmouth.

Coppell lavishes praise on Fulham
Reading boss Steve Coppell says Fulham - who won to send his side down - deserve to stay in the Premier League.

BBC pundits on the Premier League
Post-match verdict on the title race as well as relegation

Coppell ducks question on future
Steve Coppell refuses to confirm he will still be in charge of relegation-threatened Reading next season.

Murty asks for favour from Pompey
Reading captain Graeme Murty expects Portsmouth will help his team avoid relegation by beating Fulham on Sunday.

Reading 0-1 Tottenham
Robbie Keane's strike plunges Reading into the relegation zone in a narrow victory for Spurs at the Madejski Stadium.

Fae slams Reading over suspension
Reading midfielder Emerse Fae says he plans to leave the club after he and Ibrahima Sonko were disciplined for missing a reserve game.

Ingimarsson wary of Spurs threat
Defender Ivar Ingimarsson says Reading will not be nervous as they face Spurs in the final home game of the season.

Wigan 0-0 Reading
Wigan edge closer to Premier League safety but Reading are still looking nervously over their shoulders after a tense scoreless draw.

Murty unconcerned by Hleb clash
Reading captain Graeme Murty says the clash with Arsenal's Alexander Hleb is in danger of "being blown out of proportion".

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Brown to pledge 'fairer' social care
Gordon Brown is set to outline the need to reform social care to cope with Britain's ageing population.

Burma aid 'nowhere near enough'
Relief supplies reaching cyclone-hit Burma are vastly inadequate despite improving access, agencies say.

Boy murder witness comes forward
A witness to the murder of a boy in a south-east London bakery comes forward after police make an appeal for help.

Serbian reformers claim victory
Serbian President Boris Tadic's pro-EU alliance declares victory in elections but falls short of a majority.

Homeowners 'favour' price falls
More people want house prices to fall than to rise, research from the BBC indicates.

MPs to debate embryology law
MPs are to debate controversial proposals to change the law governing the use of human embryos.

Hezbollah rocks eastern villages
A Hezbollah assault forces several villages loyal to a pro-government leader to hand control to Lebanon's army.

Call for focus on UK ethnic tensions
Councils must work harder to target "hot spots" caused by rising migration and diversity, the government will say.

Facebook users warned about ads
Credit companies are using the Facebook networking site to target young people, a debt charity warns.

Riding the storm
Owners able to withstand falling housing market

£5 a week
'Being short of money worsens my mental health '

Winning the title
Look back at key league moments

Labour loans
How hard will Lord Levy's comments hit the PM?

Crossing the pond
Solo sailors embark on 2,800-mile racing odyssey

Levee living
Plight of displaced families in India's Bihar state

T5 foreign flyers 'unchecked'
Security errors at Heathrow Airport allowed passengers to enter the UK without proper checks, BA admits.

Giant panda hope for Scottish zoo
Edinburgh Zoo enters into negotiations to bring a pair of giant pandas from China to Scotland.

Wales 'is leaving Labour behind'
Peter Hain warns Labour it will continue to lose unless it becomes the "party of aspiration" in modern Wales.

Arson attack in village 'racist'
Two cars are burned out in what police believe was a racist attack in a County Antrim village.

Sudan 'can prove Chad rebel role'
Sudan says it has proof that Chad helped Darfur rebels in their weekend invasion of the capital's twin city.

Tornado wrecks central US towns
Tornadoes and severe storms sweep the central US, severely damaging two towns and killing at least 21 people.

Baghdad district calm after truce
A ceasefire between the Iraqi government and Shia militias seems to be holding in Baghdad's Sadr City.

Chinese plane business gets wings
China launches a new plane maker to one day compete with Boeing and Airbus, state media report.

Turkish strikes 'kill 19 rebels'
Turkey's military says it has killed at least 19 Kurdish rebels in air strike in the south-east of the country.

No agreement on Pakistan judges
Pakistan's main coalition parties fail to strike a deal on restoring judges sacked by President Pervez Musharraf.

UK economic outlook 'worsening'
Economic prospects for the next 18 months have got worse, the British Chambers of Commerce warns.

Ministers attack Burma response
UK ministers condemn Burma's military rulers for not allowing aid to flow more freely into the cyclone-hit country.

Mentally ill 'go without food'
People with mental health problems are struggling to make ends meet, the charity Mind finds.

Heads warn of exam 'congestion'
Pupils about to take GCSE and AS-level exams are put under extra stress by timetabling problems, teachers warn.

Cash cuts see green grants halved
The number of grants to people fitting green energy systems in their homes has halved, the BBC has learned.

The Kooks round off Big Weekend
Radio 1's Big Weekend in Maidstone ends with an energetic headline set by Brighton band The Kooks.

Alarm at Google Yahoo partnering
US advocacy groups urge regulators to block any deal Google and Yahoo might strike after a two-week experiment.

Is there a grisly reason why locusts swarm in huge numbers?
Locusts swarm in such numbers because of a panicking fear they will be eaten by each other, scientists suggest.

Man Utd hold nerve to take title in thrilling finale
Manchester United win 2-0 at Wigan to pip Chelsea to the Premier League crown, securing the club's 17th title.

Late Murphy header secures Fulham survival
Danny Murphy's goal secures Fulham's Premier League status as they beat Portsmouth 1-0 at Fratton Park.

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