Warning of snow and ice for Scotland
The Met Office is warning of snowy and icy conditions affecting large parts of Scotland over the next few days.
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Chilling moment of Zimbabwe violence
Andrew Harding tells of Zimbabwe attack
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EU delays action on pesticides ban
EU nations are unable to reach agreement on European Commission proposals to ban the use of three pesticides that have been linked to the decline of bees.
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VIDEO: Council buildings sell for 50p each
Two empty council office buildings have been sold off for just 50p each.
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Bobs Worth wins Gold Cup thriller
Favourite Bobs Worth wins a three-way battle to the line to take victory in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
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Israel PM signs coalition deal
The Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu signs a deal to form a coalition government, several weeks after he won the election.
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VIDEO: Iran planning to sue over Argo
Best Picture winner Argo has been criticised by the Iranian authorities over its portrayal of the 1979 Iran hostage crisis.
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Millennium Stadium roof will be shut
The Six Nations decider between Wales and England is to be played under a closed Millennium Stadium roof.
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Top US Republican favours gay unions
Influential Republican Senator Rob Portman says he now supports gay marriage, adding his change of heart came after learning his son was gay.
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Vatican denies Dirty War allegations
The Vatican has denied that Pope Francis failed to speak out against human rights abuses during military rule in his native Argentina.
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Boris defends bankers on French radio
Mayor of London Boris Johnson defends the City of London and bankers during a visit to Paris.
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Lawrence killer drops murder appeal
One of the two men jailed for life for the racist murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence drops his appeal against the conviction.
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Impasse as Italy's parliament meets
The new Italian parliament meets for the first time since inconclusive elections, but cannot agree on a government or even who should be speaker.
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Body of missing rugby fan identified
South Wales Police confirm the body found in the River Ely on Tuesday is that of missing rugby fan Ben Thompson.
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Walkers find body of newborn baby
The body of a baby, believed to be a newborn, is found by walkers in a country lane in Bolton, Greater Manchester.
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Ex-NUFC footballer admits assault
Former Newcastle United striker Nile Ranger pleads guilty to common assault following a fracas in a car park in Newcastle.
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Overdose babies nurse fit to work
A nurse accused of care failings over twins who died after a morphine overdose at Stafford Hospital is found fit to practise.
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GP filmed sex assaults with watch
A GP pleads guilty to a string of sexual offences, some of which were filmed on a camera hidden in his wristwatch.
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Comedian Norman Collier dies aged 87
Yorkshire comedian Norman Collier, best known for his faulty microphone act, has died after a career spanning some 60 years.
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HS2 ruling 'a landmark victory'
A High Court ruling into consultations on the planned HS2 high-speed rail scheme is hailed as "a landmark victory" for the project by the rail minister - despite one being ruled unlawful.
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