VIDEO: House of Commons
David Cameron defends the government's opposition to EU plans for a bankers' bonus cap.
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Payday lenders told to improve
The UK's top payday loan companies are given 12 weeks to change their behaviour after a study finds evidence of "widespread irresponsible lending".
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Fencing off lions 'could save them'
Using fences to separate lions from humans could help to save them from extinction, a report suggests.
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Day in pictures: 6 March 2013
News photos over 24 hours: 6 March
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Stores and jobs saved at Dreams
The majority of Dreams beds stores have been bought by Sun European Partners, saving 1,600 jobs a day after the company went into administration.
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Electronic fault slows Kenyan count
Counting of Kenyan election results slows down because of problems with electronic systems being used in the polls for the first time.
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AUDIO: Rennard accuser was left 'crushed'
Bridget Harris tells 5 live how Liberal Democrat chief executive Lord Rennard acted inappropriately towards her.
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Men remanded over mortar bombs find
Two men from Londonderry are refused bail as they appear in court charged in connection with the discovery of four mortar bombs and a pipe bomb in the city.
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'£3.5m' Messi gold foot for sale
A pure gold replica of Lionel Messi's left foot valued at £3.5m is unveiled in Tokyo ahead of its sale to raise funds for charity.
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Childcare costs 'rise by £5 a week'
Average childcare costs across England, Scotland and Wales rose by £5 a week (or 6%) per child last year, according to the Daycare Trust's annual survey.
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Thomas Cook to cut 2,500 jobs in UK
Travel group Thomas Cook announces it will cut 2,500 jobs in the UK and close some stores as it attempts to revive its profitability.
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VIDEO: Mass snowball fight amid US snowstorm
A snowstorm that has dumped up to 12in (30cm) on parts the US Midwest, causing 1,100 cancelled flights
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Warburton eyes win, not captaincy
Sam Warburton says his focus is on beating Scotland and not regaining the Wales captaincy.
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Bank governor suggests splitting RBS
Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King says there is a case for splitting up state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland.
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EU fines Microsoft over web browser
The EU's competition regulator fines Microsoft 561m euros ($731m; £484m) after it failed to keep a promise to promote a choice of rival web browsers.
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NI man denies Italy money laundering
A man from west Belfast who Italian police have linked to an investigation into money laundering by the Calabrian mafia denies any wrongdoing.
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SA memorial for dragged taxi driver
A memorial service, attended by Nelson Mandela's wife, is being held in South Africa for the Mozambican taxi driver who died after being dragged behind a police van.
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7 questions on lateness
Test yourself on episodes of extreme tardiness
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Prisoner X 'worked for Israel'
Australia confirms for the first time that an Australian-Israeli man who died while secretly jailed in Israel worked for the Israeli government.
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Why ministers are walking an NHS tightrope
Nick Triggle on why ministers are walking an NHS tightrope
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