VIDEO: Tsarnaev mum: 'Why did I even go to US?'
The mother of the two men accused of planting bombs at the Boston Marathon has said she wishes she had never brought her family to America.
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Olympiad had 'huge' public impact
An official report into the impact of the Cultural Olympiad says the 2012 festival achieved a "huge" level of public engagement.
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Serb president's Srebrenica apology
Serbia's nationalist president apologises for all Serb "crimes" during the break-up of Yugoslavia but refuses to use the word "genocide".
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Hague opens new embassy in Somalia
Foreign Secretary William Hague opens a new British embassy in Mogadishu - the first time the UK has had an embassy in Somalia since 1991.
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BBC to cap pay-offs at £150,000
The BBC is to limit pay-offs to its senior managers to a maximum of £150,000, following criticisms over the amount of redundancy paid to executives.
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Shaun the Sheep movie set for 2015
Shaun the Sheep's debut big-screen adventure is set for spring 2015, with Aardman Animations teaming up with StudioCanal on the production.
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Google offers clearer search labels
Google agrees to alter its search results, with clearer labels for its own services and more promotion for rivals' sites.
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300 reservoir homes appeal rejected
Campaigners hope the rejection of plans for hundreds of new homes on the site of a reservoir in Cardiff will bring to an end an 11-year battle.
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Russia fines first NGO under new law
Election watchdog Golos becomes the first non-governmental organisation (NGO) to be fined in Russia under a controversial new law.
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Festival MMR plea as cases reach 942
Thousands of children and adults attending the Urdd Eisteddfod in Pembrokeshire are urged to make sure they have had measles vaccinations as cases in the Swansea epidemic rise to 942.
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VIDEO: House of Commons
MPs approve the Growth and Infrastructure Bill, but Labour deem parts of the bill "ridiculous".
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Murder charge over fatal house fire
A man is charged with murder and four counts of attempted murder after a house fire in Birmingham.
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Discs reveal phone pioneer's voice
The voice of Alexander Graham Bell has been identified and heard for the first time in a recording from 1885.
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SNP MSP Brian Adam dies aged 64
The Nationalist MSP for Aberdeen Donside, Brian Adam, has died at the age of 64 after a battle with cancer.
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Crime 'falls in England and Wales'
The number of violent and sex crimes recorded by police in England and Wales is falling but pickpocketing is on the rise, figures suggest.
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The story of the downturn
The rises and falls of UK economy
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Teenager wins police custody ruling
Treating 17-year-olds in custody as adults is incompatible with human rights law, the High Court rules, following a teenager's legal challenge.
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Miliband attacks Unite's comments
Ed Miliband calls Len McCluskey, the leader of Labour's biggest donor union, "reprehensible" for seeking to "divide" the party.
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Pirelli resist Red Bull pressure
Tyre supplier Pirelli resists pressure from Red Bull to make its tyres more durable for the rest of the season.
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Clegg rejects 'web snoop' bill plan
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says Lib Dems will not agree to any new law allowing all Britons' online activity to be recorded.
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