Young jobless total falls slightly
The number of young people not in education, training or work in England has fallen slightly since this time last year.
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The difficulty of dealing with groping
Office groping is back in the headlines. But it's a difficult subject to talk about and even define.
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Fukushima 'increased cancer risk'
People living near the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan have an increased risk of developing some cancers following the 2011 disaster, the World Health Organization says.
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Court orders UK web piracy blocks
UK internet service providers must block access to three more sites offering links to pirated material, the High Court rules.
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LHC wraps up antimatter 'flip' story
Researchers at the Large Hadron Collider have witnessed particles called D-mesons flipping from matter into antimatter and back.
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AUDIO: Listen to Benitez's amazing rant
In a stunning interview with BBC Radio 5 live, Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez criticises the club's fans for the lack of support and says it was a massive mistake to name him as "interim" boss.
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VIDEO: Food critic assesses ready meals
Despite the horsemeat scare hitting sales Britain still spends more than any other European country on ready meals. Food writer Matthew Fort discusses their allure.
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In pictures: Astronaut snaps Scotland from space
Canadian astronaut snaps Scotland from ISS
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Gervais revives The Office's Brent
Ricky Gervais will reprise his role as David Brent, former manager of Slough paper merchants Wernham Hogg, in The Office Revisited for Comic Relief.
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4D printed objects 'make themselves'
A 4D printing process is demoed at TED which could herald an age of self-assembled objects say experts.
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AUDIO: 'Secret luggage searches' at airport
Aviation analyst Chris Yates explains how staff at Birmingham Airport may have been carrying out secret luggage searches illegally, by not completing the required paperwork.
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Your pictures: Distorted
Readers' photos on the theme of distorted
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High Street store closures soar
The number of High Street stores closed by retail chains in Britain has soared over the past 12 months, according to research.
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Argentina passes Iran Amia deal
Argentine legislators approve an agreement with Iran to set up an international truth commission into the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires.
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VIDEO: Can you beat the 'human calculator'?
A man, who describes himself as the human calculator, is on a mission to get more British children interested in maths.
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Gold ring stolen from dying patient
A gold ring is stolen from the hand of a dying cancer patient who was staying in a hospice in Canterbury.
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Tan's Asian vision for Cardiff City
The Malaysian owner of Cardiff City speaks publicly for the first time about how he plans to turn the club into a force in Asia.
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EU agrees to cap bankers' bonuses
European officials reach a decision on a new set of regulations on banks that would include a cap on banker bonuses.
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SA minister sorry for Afrikaner slur
South African Women's Minister Lulu Xingwana apologises for saying that Afrikaner men were raised to believe that women and children were their property.
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Council tax up despite incentives
More than 40% of councils in England are planning to increase council tax this year, despite being offered cash incentives to freeze bills.
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