Cameron accuses Labour over Stafford
David Cameron says the Stafford Hospital scandal shows Labour cannot be trusted over the NHS as he clashed with Ed Miliband in the Commons.
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Survey examines literacy levels
A new survey of literacy finds pupils performing well in reading but having weaker results in listening and talking.
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Clashes for control of Syria airbase
Fierce fighting is taking place for the control of a military airbase near Aleppo, reports say, as a Syrian minister says his country is in a war against terrorism.
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VIDEO: House of Commons
David Cameron dismisses claims from Labour that "the NHS is not safe in his hands".
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Apology over 'quack doctor' comment
Judges apologise to two Dundee university academics who appeared as expert witnesses after their judgement made reference to a "quack" doctor.
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Welcome to UK's most peaceful place
Getting out and about in the UK's most crime-free spot
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UN 'deep disappointment' with Bahrain
The United Nations special rapporteur on torture expresses his "deep disappointment" over Bahrain's decision to indefinitely postpone his visit to the kingdom.
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VIDEO: Cargo ship blasts off to ISS
The Progress 51 cargo ship blasts off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan with supplies for the crew on the International Space Station.
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UK 'becoming a more peaceful place'
Rates of murder and violent crime have fallen more rapidly in the UK in the past decade than many other countries in Western Europe, an international study says.
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US student, 21, died on Snowdon walk
A walker who died in an apparent fall on Snowdon at the weekend is a 21-year-old student from the United States.
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Rios Montt trial goes back to judge
Guatemala's highest court backs a judge's disputed decision to throw out evidence given in the genocide trial against ex-leader Efrain Rios Montt.
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Help! I am not Robin van Persie
Fans seeking hat-trick hero Robin van Persie bombarded an IT consultant in India on Twitter. It's a classic case of mistaken identity.
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Call for illegal exclusion fines
Schools should be heavily fined if they falsify registers to cover up illegal exclusions, the children's commissioner for England says.
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Daimler and VW hit by sales falls
German carmakers Daimler and Volkswagen Group suffer falls in profits as the slump in European car sales continues to bite.
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Nokia phone gets Whatsapp button
Nokia unveils the first phone with a dedicated WhatsApp button - a move which may help the text messaging firm in a highly competitive market.
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Armstrong faces huge damages bill
The US government is seeking more than £78m in damages after filing its lawsuit over the Lance Armstrong affair.
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Police 'amnesia' over Milly hacking
Senior Surrey police officers had "collective amnesia" over why claims Milly Dowler's phone was hacked were not investigated, a watchdog says.
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PCC sorry for speed limit remarks
A police and crime commissioner apologises for suggesting some speed limits should be abolished to let drivers go "flat out" where safe.
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Darfur war crimes suspect 'killed'
Sudanese rebel leader Saleh Mohammed Jerbo Jamus, who faces charges of war crimes in Darfur, has been killed, his defence team says.
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Godolphin trainer on doping charges
Godolphin trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni is charged after tests found traces of anabolic steroids in 11 of his horses.
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