Four admit discussing UK terror plot
Four men from Luton plead guilty at Woolwich Crown Court to discussing carrying out a terror attack in the UK, using homemade bombs and firearms.
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Benitez has no regrets on Chelsea
Rafael Benitez says he has no regrets over becoming Chelsea interim manager, despite receiving criticism from some fans.
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Congolese flee rival rebel clashes
More than 4,000 people flee over night from a border town into Uganda after rival rebel factions fought in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Lib Dem call for 'proper parliament'
More powers should be devolved to the Welsh assembly as a step towards "home rule," the Welsh Liberal Democrats say.
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'Out of control' dog attacks rise
More people were admitted to hospital in Wales after dog attacks last year than at any point since 1999, figures show, as the RSPCA blames owners for letting them get out of control.
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Hugo Chavez 'battling for his life'
Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez is "battling for his health and his life" following his latest cancer treatment in Cuba, the vice-president says.
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Man fined for striking bat with cue
A teenager who struck a pipistrelle bat with a pool cue is fined at Aberdeen Sheriff Court.
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China parades condemned killers
Four men are paraded live on television before being executed in China for the murder of 13 Chinese fishermen on the Mekong river in 2011.
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Caterpillar stash found in luggage
A haul of almost 100kg of dried caterpillars is found at Gatwick Airport in the luggage of a passenger travelling from Burkina Faso.
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Freemium - and a £1700 iTunes bill
Rory Celllan-Jones on the hidden costs of free gaming
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Opposition to abortion law change
Campaigners and politicians from Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic gather at Stormont to oppose any change to abortion laws on the island of Ireland.
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Papal election: Your questions to David Willey
Ask BBC's David Willey about next pope's selection
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Footballer assault trial date set
A teenage Premier League and England footballer will stand trial over the alleged assault of a woman in Liverpool.
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Boiling water torture killers jailed
Two men are jailed for life for murdering a 70-year-old grandfather who they tortured with boiling water.
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Dutch woman jailed for Rwanda crimes
A Rwandan-born Dutch citizen has been sentenced to six years and eight months in jail for inciting genocide in 1994, but cleared of other charges.
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In pictures: Berlin Wall protest
Protests over plans to move surviving part of the Berlin Wall
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Arm lifts BigDog robot to new level
A four-legged robot called BigDog now also sports an arm powerful enough to lift and throw breeze blocks.
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VIDEO: Firefighters battle California wildfire
Firefighters in California have been battling a blaze which has destroyed nearly 150 acres of land.
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Suspect arrested after return to UK
A suspected criminal who went to Spain in an apparent attempt to evade police is arrested on his return to the UK.
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Union flag protester refused bail
Loyalist campaigner Willie Frazer, who faces six charges linked to the ongoing union flag protests in Belfast, has been refused bail.
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