Baby born to NY crash parents dies
A baby dies a day after he was delivered following his parents' death in a car crash in New York City.
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Lawyer jailed for money laundering
An Edinburgh lawyer who betrayed his profession by helping a multi-million pound fraudster is jailed for four years.
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SPL fans criticise executive pay
A fans group criticises the Scottish Premier League for increased payouts to directors as revenue falls by 6%.
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VIDEO: Bid to end illegal wildlife smuggling
Nearly 200 governments are to meet in Thailand to discuss ways of halting the illegal trade in wildlife around the world.
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X Factor cleared over complaints
ITV escapes censure over complaints from an X Factor contestant who claimed she was "misrepresented" by bosses.
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VIDEO: Trial of dead Russian lawyer begins
The controversial trail of lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who died in police custody, has begun in Moscow
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Islamist 'probably' killed in Mali
The head of France's joint chiefs of staff says it is "probable" that Islamist commander Abdelhamid Abou Zeid was killed in fighting in Mali.
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Horsemeat found in school meals
Horsemeat has been found in a minced beef school dinner which was on the menu in Leicestershire, the county council reveals.
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Cardinals in Rome for new Pope talks
Roman Catholic cardinals are beginning the process of electing the next Pope following the historic resignation of Benedict XVI.
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Troubled families scheme 'working'
A three-year scheme aimed at turning round the lives of 120,000 of England's most troubled families is succeeding, the government says.
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Five killed in Egyptian clashes
Five people - including two policemen - have been killed in clashes between protesters and security forces in the Egyptian city of Port Said, officials say.
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US plans small-ship drone launches
The US military is planning to use fleets of small ships as platforms for unmanned aircraft to land and take off.
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Priests feel vindicated over claims
A group of Roman Catholic priests say they feel vindicated after Scotland's Cardinal Keith O'Brien admitted sexual misconduct.
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Day in pictures: 4 March 2013
News photos over 24 hours: 4 March
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Analysis: A cure for HIV?
James Gallagher on what US baby's treatment means
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Helicopter crash 'was preventable'
A fatal helicopter crash in central London might have been avoided if safety concerns raised in a 2005 report had been heeded, according to some experts.
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Derby death blaze started in hallway
The fire investigator at the Derby blaze which left six children dead tells a court it was started inside the house.
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Cardinal to face Vatican inquiry
Cardinal Keith O'Brien, formerly Britain's most senior Roman Catholic cleric, is expected to face a Vatican inquiry after admitting sexual misconduct.
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VIDEO: On the front line with the Citizens Advice Bureau
BBC Newsnight visits the Citizens Advice Bureau in Coventry to see first hand the wide-ranging work done by the staff and volunteers helping people in a time of crisis.
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Police 'right to strike' vote fails
The Police Federation of England and Wales fails to achieve enough votes from its members to lobby the government for industrial rights.
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