Joss Stone accused 'had death diary'
One of the men accused of plotting to murder singer Joss Stone wrote a diary with notes including "death" and "injure", a court hears.
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US economic indicators improving
Signs of recovery in the US economy are underlined with news that home sales are running at a three-year high, while a confidence index also rose.
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US saves songs and audio for history
Simon & Garfunkel's song The Sound of Silence has become one of 25 recordings to be preserved by the US Library of Congress.
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Cregan 'admitted murders to doctor'
Dale Cregan told a psychiatrist he killed a father and son and two police officers, a court hears.
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Voyager explores 'brand new region'
A student at Matthew Moss High School, Rochdale, interviewed Oxford University’s Dr Robert Simpson about Voyager's continued exploration of space beyond our solar system.
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One dead in level crossing crash
One person dies when a train travelling from Exeter to London hits a car on a level crossing in Somerset.
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Obama urges end to settlement demand
President Barack Obama urges Palestinians to drop their demands for a freeze in Israeli settlement building, as he visits the West Bank.
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Co-op Bank in £674m annual loss
The Co-operative Bank says it made a loss and will sell an insurance unit to rescue a deal to take over some of Lloyds Banking Group's branches.
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Man extradited over double murder
A man extradited from Australia to face charges of double murder appears in court in Northern Ireland.
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Charges over cruise couple shooting
Two men are charged after a British couple on a world cruise holiday were shot and robbed during a stopover in Barbados.
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Papers not left out of talks - Clegg
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg denies that newspapers were excluded from crucial late-night talks on creating a new independent press regulator.
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Pink Floyd album saved for future
Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon is to seal its place in history at the US Library of Congress as part of its National Recording Registry.
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AUDIO: How important is religion today?
Pupils from four faith schools across Greater Manchester debate the question, "What is Religion for in the 21st Century?"
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Politicians tackled over big issues
School Report asks high-profile politicians such as David Cameron and Boris Johnson to address issues as diverse as knife crime and Scottish independence.
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BBC School Report: Zoomable mosaic of your images
Giant image made up of hundreds of your pictures
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Public back drink drive limit drop
The drink drive limit in Scotland should be reduced, according to the majority of responses to a Scottish government consultation.
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Warnings over heavy snow and rain
Two weather warnings are put in place in parts of Wales for heavy rain and snow later on Thursday.
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Haidara urges FA to protect players
Newcastle's Massadio Haidara calls the FA's decision not to punish Wigan forward Callum McManaman "ridiculous".
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VIDEO: House of Commons
The government defends its new mortgage guarantee scheme from Labour criticism.
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Police explain Abu Qatada arrest
The recent re-arrest of radical cleric Abu Qatada was linked to an investigation into extremist internet material, the Metropolitan Police says.
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