Suarez example appalling - Cameron
Prime Minister David Cameron accuses Luis Suarez of setting "the most appalling example" by biting Branislav Ivanovic.
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Funeral service for dog attack girl
A funeral service takes place later for a teenage girl who died when she was attacked by dogs in Greater Manchester.
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'Smart skin' hope for touch sensor
Scientists in the US take a step forward in their ability to mimic the sense of touch, developing highly touch-sensitive transistors.
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Agony and ecstasy of the final day
An hour-by-hour account of the tormented emotions of players, officials and fans on the final day of the season
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N Korea rejects joint factory talks
North Korea rejects Seoul's call for talks on resuming operations at the jointly-run Kaesong complex, despite a South Korean warning.
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Building waste plans under fire
New rules for dealing with waste from building sites could backfire and drive the industry "further into the doldrums," a construction body warns.
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VIDEO: Clare's Law: Pilot 'a success'
Four police forces in England and Wales have been piloting a scheme which means people have been able to find out if their partner has a history of domestic violence.
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VIDEO: Challenge over Richard III burial
Descendants of Richard III are launching a legal challenge over plans to bury him in Leicester Cathedral.
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Papers cautious over growth figures
Papers cautious on economic 'cheer'
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Churches plea over same-sex marriage
The Presbyterian and Catholics churches write to Northern Ireland Assembly members ahead of a motion on same-sex marriage.
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Philippine mayor in deadly ambush
Gunmen kill at least 10 people in an ambush on a local mayor in the southern Philippines, police say, ahead of polls in May.
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'Titanic man' Palmer enters politics
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer, who says he is building a replica Titanic, says he is forming a political party to run for PM.
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China agrees $8bn Airbus plane deal
China agrees to buy 60 planes from European firm Airbus, in a deal worth $8bn (£5.2bn) at list prices.
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Princess's 'simple' tastes revealed
Letters to the governor of Mauritius ahead of a visit by Princess Margaret in 1956 reveal she preferred "simple meals" to oysters and caviar.
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VIDEO: Police treated child victim 'like a criminal'
The BBC's Sanjoy Majumder has been speaking to the father of a four-year-old girl who was allegedly sexually assaulted at play school and ''treated like a criminal'' by the police.
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Bullying starts at home - study
Children who have overprotective parents are more likely to be bullied by their peers, research involving 200,000 youngsters suggests.
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Samsung profits get smartphone boost
Samsung Electronics posts record quarterly profit, boosted mainly by growing sales of its smartphones.
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In pictures: George W Bush Library
Dedication of the George W Bush library in Dallas
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Cancer 'threat' to Latin America
Cancer is threatening to overwhelm Latin American countries, experts writing in Lancet Oncology warn.
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Closed windows 'increase infection'
Keeping the windows open on traditional NHS wards can dramatically reduce the risk of infection, say researchers.
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