Gift list to fight police corruption
Chief constables in England and Wales will have to declare all gifts and hospitality on a public register under new anti-corruption measures.
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'Botched fire plan' killed children
Two parents started a house fire which killed six of their children in "a plan that went horribly wrong", a court hears.
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VIDEO: How Catholics reacted across globe
People around the world express shock at the news of Pope Benedict XVI's resignation.
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Pryce 'not coerced' over points
The prosecutor in the Vicky Pryce trial tells a jury she is a "powerful, talented, intelligent" woman who chose to take her husband's speeding points.
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Mince ban 'linked to horse scandal'
An EU decision to reclassify a type of minced meat played a significant part in creating the horsemeat crisis, an-ex Food Standards Agency scientist says.
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Actress McCutcheon declared bankrupt
Former EastEnders actress and singer Martine McCutcheon is declared bankrupt after filing for insolvency at a London court.
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BBC Two axes newsroom drama The Hour
Newsroom drama The Hour will not return for a third series, the BBC confirms.
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Kyrgyz former president sentenced
A court in Kyrgyzstan sentences the former president Kurmanbek Bakiyev in absentia to 24 years in prison for a series of offences, including abuse of power .
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Dave Clark Five bassist Huxley dies
Bass player Rick Huxley, one of the founding members of 60s pop group The Dave Clark Five, dies aged 72.
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Patient treated 'like an animal'
A Stafford Hospital worker described a dementia patient as being "like an animal", a tribunal hears.
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Obama to announce Afghan troop cut
President Obama will say in his State of the Union speech that 34,000 US troops will leave Afghanistan over the next year, the White House says.
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Vergeer quits after 100% decade
Wheelchair tennis champion Esther Vergeer retires after going over 10 years unbeaten, winning her last 470 matches.
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VIDEO: 'How I told world about Pope'
Knowledge of Latin delivered a reporter from the Italian news agency Ansa a world exclusive on the news of the Pope's resignation.
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Death of man treated as suspicious
Detectives are treating the death of a man whose body was found in the Dennistoun area of Glasgow as suspicious.
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Lightning really does strike twice
The day lightning struck twice in the Holy See
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MPs debate horsemeat-beef crisis
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson is to hold another meeting with food industry representatives, as MPs debate the horsemeat crisis.
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Attacker granted jail term hearing
A man given a life sentence for attacking a tourist who later died is granted a hearing over the minimum length of his sentence.
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Horsemeat fraud 'a real possibility'
Available information on contaminated meat points to fraudulent activity and to Europe, a special meeting at Stormont has heard.
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Caterpillar creating 200 jobs in NI
The global manufacturing firm Caterpillar is to create 200 new administrative jobs in west Belfast.
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Veteran BBC space journalist dies
Reg Turnill, the BBC's aerospace correspondent from the beginning of the space age through to the shuttle era, has died aged 97.
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