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Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says the Premier League title race is not over yet after the 2-0 win over Chelsea.

The Spanish company that owns Belfast International Airport says it has not ruled out putting it up for sale as part of a review of its airport division.

Scotland pull off a remarkable comeback to beat Ireland 12-8 after being under the cosh for most of the Six Nations match at Murrayfield.

The U.S.-based auction house that was due to sell the work on Saturday, announced that the item was withdrawn from sale. The artwork was expected to fetch between $500,000 and $700,000.

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Mozilla, the organisation behind the Firefox web browser, announces it has paired with 18 operators to launch its smartphone operating system.

Labour says action needs to be taken to find out why women often "disappear" from TV screens and other areas of public life in their 50s.

Cleotha Staples, a member of the chart-topping US gospel group The Staple Singers, dies after suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

The nation's governors said the automatic spending cuts would hurt state governments, as congressional Republicans and Democrats continue to blame each other for the impasse. Without a last-minute deal, the across-the-board spending cuts go into effect March 1.

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The Afghan president orders US special forces out of Wardak province, over claims Afghans working for them are involved in torture and disappearances.

The relatives of a flight attendant who died in the 11 September attacks criticise the film Zero Dark Thirty for using a recording of her last call.

Strathclyde Police are treating an incident in which a teenager was struck by a car in Moodiesburn as attempted murder.

Key Egyptian opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei urges President Morsi not to go ahead with April elections, warning of chaos and instability.

Cardinal Keith O'Brien, Britain's most senior Roman Catholic cleric, misses Sunday Mass after a number of allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

The province in question is Wardak, the focus of recent counterinsurgency operations. The Afghan president's move comes amid allegations of torture and disappearances centering on Afghans who are part of the U.S. forces.

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Second-half goals from Yaya Toure and Carlos Tevez give Manchester City victory over Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium.

Lantern Festival marks end of Chinese New Year

A teenager dies after inhaling an unknown substance prompting Surrey Police to warn other drug takers displaying unusual symptoms to seek medical advice.

Samsung releases a new tablet and Huawei announces a new 4G smartphone at 2013's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Foreign doctors wanting to treat NHS patients in England will have to prove they have the necessary English skills, the government has confirmed.

North Wales Police are given a further 36 hours to question a man on suspicion of the murder of Glynis Solmaz at her home in Wrexham.