Wednesday morning headlines

Gordon Brown denies accusations that he is avoiding a human rights row with China for economic reasons. BBC.

Row breaks out between the BBC and the Internet ISP Tiscali over the bandwidth cost of the iPlayer online TV service. BBC. Tech.co.uk.

House prices look set to become even more disparate throughout the country. The Times. BBC Roundup.

The Olympic Torch is up to no good again, this time causing people to question the military nature of its blue and white shell-suited guardians. The Times.

The London 2012 Olympic aquatic stadium will cost three times more than planned at £242m. The Guardian.

The Samaritans are hoping to get involved in the government's post-Bridgend national suicide prevention strategy. BBC.

US Presidential contender Barack Obama is only a few points between rival Hillary Clinton in Pennsylvania. Reuters.

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