Record loss at Credit Agricole
French bank Credit Agricole reports a worse-than-expected annual loss after an unexpected tax charge pushes it deeper into the red.
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AUDIO: Where have London's white British gone?
The last census revealed that only 45% of Londoners describe their ethnicity as white British. The BBC's home editor Mark Easton reports.
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AUDIO: British music's 'incredible place'
The BBC's arts editor Will Gompertz hears from Brits chairman David Joseph, boss of the UK arm of the globe-spanning Universal Music.
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Greece hit by fresh strike chaos
Widespread disruption hits Greece as thousands of people join the first general strike of 2013 against austerity measures.
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China condemns US hacking report
China's military says a report linking it to prolific hacking of US targets is flawed, as the US says it has repeatedly raised concerns about cyber theft with Beijing.
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VIDEO: One in five children in poverty
A group of charities has compiled research suggesting one in five children in the UK is living in poverty.
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BBC Sport launches Android app
BBC Sport brings you all the breaking news on its new free smartphone app - now available for Android as well as Apple users.
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'Action needed' on football fixing
Football officials say countries and organisations must do more to tackle corruption, at a conference on match-fixing in Kuala Lumpur.
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Pies withdrawn over horsemeat fears
A Carmarthenshire food wholesaler withdraws one of its products following concerns about possible horsemeat contamination.
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Man admits raping Scot in Thailand
A man confesses to raping a Scottish woman who reported being attacked by a group of men in Thailand.
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Papers divided over Kate comments
Papers divided over Kate comments
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Injured soldiers' conman fraud worry
Calls are made for tighter controls on grants to veterans' organisations after a conman admits gambling with money meant for injured soldiers.
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Gemili can win Olympic sprint gold
GB sprinter Adam Gemili's talents are limitless says Darren Campbell, who expects him to challenge for Olympic gold
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Wave Hub progress 'lamentable'
A Cornwall politician says progress has stalled on the Wave Hub off the north Cornwall coast.
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Kelly Clarkson slams 'false rumours'
The former American Idol winner hits back at allegations made in book by record producer, Clive Davis.
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High child poverty in NI cities
West Belfast has the second highest level of child poverty in the UK, according to a new report from the Campaign to End Child Poverty.
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VIDEO: The greatest League Cup upset ever?
Watch highlights of the 1967 League Cup final, when third division QPR came back from 2-0 down to beat top-flight side West Bromwich Albion 3-2.
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Is Australian sport badly broken?
Is Australian sport badly broken after a nightmare 12 months?
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£100m art collection left to nation
A collection of paintings worth £100m built up by the late art historian Sir Denis Mahon is left to the nation through an art charity.
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Japan posts record trade deficit
Japan's monthly trade deficit hits a record in January after its recent monetary policy stance weaken its currency sharply.
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