Burnley 1-1 Cardiff
Craig Conway's goal helps Cardiff City to win their first Championship title with a draw against Burnley at Turf Moor.
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Striker in team-mate jaw-break probe
Truro City striker Stewart Yetton is being investigated by police amid allegations he broke a team-mate's jaw during training.
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Homes evacuated in devices search
Police are continuing to search a property in Denbigh after an operation which led to nearby homes being evacuated.
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Tweet row girl interviewed by police
The former Kent youth police and crime commissioner is interviewed under caution by a Special Branch officer over comments she made on Twitter.
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Bahrain GP stupid - Ecclestone
Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone believes the Bahrain government were "stupid in a lot of ways" for hosting a grand prix.
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Clegg says 'no lurch to the right'
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg tells the Welsh Liberal Democrat conference that there will be no lurch to the right for the coalition after Baroness Thatcher's death.
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Boston marathon 'bomber' captured
The teenage suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings is in custody after being found bleeding and hiding in a boat in a homeowner's backyard.
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Murder arrest over woman's death
A 20-year-old woman is arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a woman in Greater Manchester.
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London taxi firm sold for £300m
London taxi firm Addison Lee, which started with one car in 1975, is sold to the Carlyle Group for £300m.
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Musharraf in custody for two weeks
Pakistan's former leader Pervez Musharraf is remanded in judicial custody for two weeks by an anti-terrorism court.
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Football fan's bias halts rape trial
A Newcastle United football fan brings a trial to a halt after he admits prejudice against a defendant from Sunderland.
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Man dies in Londonderry blaze
A man dies in a fire in a flat in Londonderry late on Friday.
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Michael Moritz hits rich top spot
Cardiff-born billionaire Michael Moritz is Wales' richest person, according to an annual survey.
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PC accused of brothel conspiracy
A West Midlands police officer is charged with conspiring to manage a brothel.
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Cumming stars in cinema reopening
Screen and stage actor Alan Cumming welcomes the first film fans to the reopening of a 1930s cinema in Perthshire.
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VIDEO: World graffiti artists gather in Dakar
In Senegal's capital, Dakar, artists from around the world have gathered for Festigraff, a graffiti festival. Focus on Africa's Laeila Adjovi went along to have a look.
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Alonso top in Bahrain final practice
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso beats Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel in final practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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VIDEO: Crown prince defends Bahrain GP
As Formula 1 returns to Bahrain, thousands of protesters in the tiny Gulf state have once again taken to the streets.
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Traffic light leads for no-home dogs
Hackney's impounded dogs will wear traffic-light coloured collars to indicate their temperament to the public while on walks.
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St George takes on dragon at castle
A castle that has protected the shortest sea crossing between England and France for over 800 years is facing a new threat ahead of St George's Day.
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