Huhne case 'like being in stocks'
Friends of jailed former cabinet minister Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce say their experience has been like "being in the stocks," as the pair spend their first day in prison.
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VIDEO: Inside school crumbling around pupils
Alperton Community School in Brent, London, struggles to cope with the long wait for a rebuild.
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AUDIO: Who's still using UK laundrettes?
The Today programme reporter Tom Bateman chatted to laundrette customers - beginning at Spin Clean in Colchester.
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Motorists stranded on snow-hit road
Hundreds of drivers are stranded for hours as snow brings roads to a standstill in Sussex, while ice and snow warnings remain for many parts of Britain.
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Scientists on hunt for new species
A team from the UK's Chester Zoo is heading to a mountainous national park in Nigeria to carry out the first biodiversity assessment in the area.
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X-ray scans look inside a chrysalis
Scientists record the intimate changes involved when a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly using micro-CT scans.
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Few patients wake up during surgery
The risk of waking up while under the surgeon's knife is extremely small - about one in 15,000 - research reveals.
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Federer & Nadal into fourth round
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are on course to meet in the Indian Wells Masters quarter-finals after making the last 16.
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'Jobs boom' from PPI mis-selling
At least 20,000 jobs have been created to deal with claims over mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), employment group Manpower says.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z finances hacked
The musicians are targeted online, along with Ashton Kutcher, Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton.
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£45m city centre college unveiled
Plans for a £45m state-of-the-art college campus near the centre of Cardiff are unveiled, including beauty salons, shops and a conference centre.
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Papers reflect on Huhne jailing
Papers focus on the jailing of Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce
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Study as sexually abusive girls rise
A significant rise in the number of sexually abusive girls being referred for help across Wales leads to pioneering research.
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Falklands vote to stay UK territory
The people of the Falkland Islands overwhelmingly vote to remain a British territory and the UK government urges "all countries" to respect their wishes.
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Minerals dominate Greenland poll
Voters go to the polls in Greenland on Tuesday, in an election dominated by the question of how the territory should exploit its mineral riches.
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Care system 'struggles on dementia'
The health and care system is "struggling" to look after people with dementia, according to the regulator.
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US official in China hacking call
The Chinese government should acknowledge and investigate cyber crime from China, US National Security Adviser Thomas Donilon says.
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British Museum tops UK visitor list
London's British Museum retained its place as the most popular visitor attraction in 2012, as overall tourist numbers in the UK rose by 5%.
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Five dead in Afghan helicopter crash
Five Americans from the Nato-led foreign forces in Afghanistan die in a helicopter crash blamed on a rainstorm, the US says.
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Ecuador sentence for homophobia
The former Ecuadorean presidential candidate and preacher Nelson Zavala is stripped of his political rights for a year for homophobic comments.
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