Attack on Afghan police kills 17
An overnight attack by insurgents on an Afghan police post in Ghazni province leaves 11 police officers and six others dead.
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Smartphone app tests users' urine
A mobile app that can analyse urine for 25 medical conditions has been launched at the TED conference in Los Angeles.
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Critics assess Wright's stage debut
Critics give their judgement on Trelawny of the Wells at London's Donmar Warehouse, the first stage play to be directed by Atonement's Joe Wright.
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Sex register over 70,000 leg photos
An Aberdeen man who took more than 70,000 photos of women walking past his flat is placed on the sex offenders register for three years.
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Ambulance response times improve
Ambulance response times in Wales improve for the first time in five months, but they are still below government targets.
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Airbus owner reports strong profits
Aerospace and defence group EADS reports a rise in profits and sales in 2012, boosted by a strong performance from its aircraft maker Airbus.
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Bahrain police acquitted in death cases
Four Bahraini police officers are acquitted in two separate cases involving the deaths of anti-government protesters.
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Wreck-It top again at UK cinemas
Disney animation Wreck-It Ralph returns to the top spot in the UK box office chart in its third weekend on release,
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Corrie actor in court on sex charges
Coronation Street actor Michael Le Vell appears in court charged with 19 sexual offences against a child.
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Man dies after sawmill accident
A man dies in an industrial accident at a sawmill in the Highlands.
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Sterling lost his 'zip' - Rodgers
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says fatigue is to blame for teenage winger Raheem Sterling losing his "zip".
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In pictures: Pope's final audience
Pope Benedict XVI has held his final public audience
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UK growth for 2012 revised upwards
The UK economy grew 0.2% in the whole of 2012, revised up from the estimate of zero growth, but it still contracted in the last three months of the year.
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Iran: Nuclear talks 'positive step'
Iran says talks with world powers in Kazakhstan to try to resolve its nuclear crisis were a "positive step".
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Surge in Italy's borrowing costs
Italy's borrowing costs rise sharply but the government sells all the bonds on offer, in the first test of its ability to borrow money long-term after the election.
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Redditch A&E could be downgraded
The Accident and Emergency department at the Alexandra Hospital in Redditch could be downgraded as part of cost-cutting plans.
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VIDEO: Drinkers sue over 'watered-down' Bud
Beer drinkers in the US have filed a $5m (£3.3m) lawsuit accusing Anheuser-Busch of watering down its beer.
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EU ministers back fish dumping ban
EU fisheries ministers agree at an all-night session to end the controversial practice of dumping unwanted fish - but with exemptions.
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Man arrested over McCartney murder
A 51-year-old man from County Armagh is arrested in connection with the murder of Robert McCartney in Belfast in 2005.
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VIDEO: The orchestra that plays for the deaf
The National Orchestra of Wales has staged a series of workshops and concerts for deaf people, many of them children, to explore how it is possible to experience music without being able to hear it fully.
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