Sign error may mean speeding let-off
Thousands of motorway speeding convictions could be overturned because the font used on some traffic signs may have failed to meet regulations.
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Steven Soderbergh makes 'last film'
Steven Soderbergh says latest thriller is his swansong
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10 changes thrown up by the General Lifestyle Survey
The general lifestyle survey is 40 years old. What does the first survey tell us about how life has changed?
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Operation Empty Plate: China's food waste campaigner
The Chinese campaigner urging people to order less food
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Star Trek 'holodeck' in the living room?
New technology could make virtual reality a real reality
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VIDEO: Law stars in Soderbergh's last film
Jude Law speaks to Sabrina Sweeney about director Steven Soderbergh's last film, Side Effects.
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Why are some leaders' corpses preserved?
Why are some leaders' corpses put on permanent display?
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Canada's Metis win land ruling
Canada's Supreme Court rules the government failed to hand out land grants properly to the Metis indigenous group 142 years ago.
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Canberra: Deathly dull at 100?
Is Canberra the world's most boring capital?
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Venezuela swears in acting president
Venezuela's former vice-president Nicolas Maduro is sworn in as acting president hours after the state funeral of Hugo Chavez.
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Van Dyck painting 'found online'
A portrait is attributed to 17th Century master Anthony Van Dyck and valued at up to £1m after being spotted on the BBC Your Paintings website.
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'Full-on' winter conditions in hills
The Mountaineering Council of Scotland is warning walkers and climbers to prepare for "full-on" winter conditions in the hills.
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Researchers grow teeth from cells
Dentists could one day be able to replace missing teeth with ones newly grown from gum cells, say British researchers.
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Carmakers look to SUVs for profits
Carmakers turn to sports vehicles for profits
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The pensioners who choose to work
'Why I decided to work beyond state pension age'
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Man charged over Spurs banana throw
A man is charged after allegedly throwing a banana on to the pitch during the north London derby between Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal.
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Woods moves in front of McDowell
Tiger Woods moves into a two-shot lead over Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell at the World Golf Championships event in Miami.
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Kenya set to name election winner
Kenya's election commission says it expects to announce on Saturday morning the results of its first presidential election since 2007.
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Thousands attend Chavez funeral
Venezuelans bid farewell to President Hugo Chavez at a state funeral attended by about 30 world leaders and huge crowds of his supporters.
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Funeral for US Civil War sailors
The remains of two sailors who perished aboard US Civil War gunboat USS Monitor are buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full honours.
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