Coffee poured over mayor's head
Bristol mayor George Ferguson has a cup of coffee poured over his head at an anarchist event in the city.
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Daft Punk break Spotify record
French duo Daft Punk's first new single in eight years breaks Spotify's streaming world record
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Oil leak probed at nuclear site fire
An investigation takes place into an oil leak which may have sparked a "small" fire at Hartlepool's nuclear power station.
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Teens hospitalised by 'legal high'
Three teenagers are taken to hospital after vomiting blood after taking "legal highs" in Northumberland.
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Nurses 'drowning in paperwork'
Nurses are "drowning in a sea of paperwork" with more than a sixth of the working week taken up doing non-essential paperwork, a survey suggests.
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VIDEO: Security tight at London Marathon
Security at this year's London Marathon has been tightened following bomb attacks in Boston.
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Q&A: Edinburgh's giant pandas
Will Edinburgh's giant pandas breed, and other queries
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DiCaprio celebrates at gay awards
Leonaro DiCaprio and Charlize Theron present an award to their entertainment lawyer Steve Warren at the Glaad Media award in Los Angeles.
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Warning over private ambulances
An apparent increase in the use of private ambulances in the NHS is a risk to patient safety, Labour warns.
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Clergy 'hide from constant callers'
Church of England clergy sometimes "hide from constant callers" to take a break from the pressure of church life, a Lancaster University study finds.
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VIDEO: Marathon runner hit by wheelchair
Olympic marathon champion Tiki Gelana collides with wheelchair athlete Josh Cassidy during the 2013 London Marathon.
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Teenagers stabbed in London fight
Two teenagers suffer serious injuries after a stabbing in north London in the early hours, the Metropolitan Police say.
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Wedding party injured in accident
One person remains in hospital after a double decker bus with 60 people on board overturns into a field just outside Lisburn, County Antrim.
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Second teenager dies after crash
A 17-year-old woman dies in hospital after a crash on the outskirts of Perth last week which claimed the life of another teenager.
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Powell in appeal over loyalists
Tony Blair's former chief of staff Jonathan Powell says that the government and the Stormont executive need to do more to help loyalist communities in Northern Ireland.
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US tycoon unveils China scholar fund
US private-equity magnate Stephen Schwarzman launches a $300m scholarship fund that aims to send hundreds of students to study in China.
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VIDEO: Outcry over new Dutch King's song
A controversial new song, produced to celebrate the arrival of a new Dutch king, has been withdrawn as the country's official anthem - by the man who created it.
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New evacuation in fireworks inquiry
Homes in part of Denbigh are evacuated for a second time, as bomb disposal experts help in a property search after a spate of firework attacks.
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NHS car parking savings 'pass £13m'
Patients and NHS staff have saved more than £13m since hospital car parking charges were abolished in 2008, the Scottish Government says.
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VIDEO: Greece's 'unflinching' presidential guard
Members of the Greek Presidential Guard perform an important and highly respected function
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