US presidential 'First Dog' dies

US President George W Bush is mourning the death of one of his dogs, Spot - often seen with the First Family.
The 14-year-old English springer spaniel was put to sleep after having suffered a series of strokes.

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Tony Blair has vowed to stand for a third term in office, after what he described as his "toughest time" as prime minister.

Mr Blair, speaking to the News Of The World in his first interview since the Hutton report, said he believes he is "stronger than ever".

He described his job as "immensely enjoyable and fulfilling".

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Blair backs drug tests in schools

Head teachers will be given powers to introduce random drug testing in their school, the prime minister has told a Sunday newspaper.
In an interview with the News of the World, Tony Blair said the guidance will be issued next month.

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