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In recent years China has claimed a falling death-rate even as coal production has risen (see chart).In this section Exile and the kingdom The pendulum swings against the pit To discourage the others Starry-eyed History wars ReprintsAn accident that killed more than 270 people at an iron-ore mine in Shanxi in September last year may have been the turning-point, or so provincial leaders hope.

In second place last week in China was "London Has Fallen," which has claimed the runner-up spot for two weeks in a row.

The police are turning a blind eye to law-breaking cyclists, traffic lawyer Nick Freeman – who calls himself Mr Loophole – has claimed after new statistics showed a sharp fall in the number of police penalties handed to cyclists.

Was the idea of the beach paradise, as some commentators had claimed, forever tainted, fallen?

Although Mrs Fastow filed false tax statements and created and administered an off-balance-sheet special-purpose entity that Enron used to hide its control of some Californian wind farms, some reports have claimed she was an innocent who fell under the malevolent influence of her husband.

A man died saving a woman's life on New Year's Eve by pushing her out of a lift that was just about to fall, witnesses have claimed.

Newport Harbor, the Sunset League runner-up, won the Division VI title seven years ago before leaving for the Pac-5, which is considered Division I. Estancia has never claimed a section title, but it fell one game short of playing for one last year.

Now, however, the collaborators have had a falling out (each claiming the greater credit for what appears in the movies).

The defense may claim that Mr. Gupta had a falling out with Mr. Rajaratnam by 2008 over losses on an investment, so he would not enter into a conspiracy with someone he did not trust.

Spurs had claims for a penalty when Defoe fell claiming his shirt had been pulled, but the touch looked minimal.

He alleges that his wife was tricked into travelling to Pakistan by relatives who falsely claimed a relative had fallen ill there.