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Three admit to terrorism charges
Three British men, including Muslim convert Richard Dart, plead guilty to terrorism charges at the Old Bailey.
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Ferdinand recall surprises Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson says he was "as surprised as anyone" about Rio Ferdinand's recall into the England squad.
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Abducted girl's dad bids for access
A father who was jailed after abducting his daughter and taking her to Pakistan for three years appears in court to make a bid for access to the child.
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'Dangerous' financial products named
Credit default swaps on emerging markets' sovereign debt and food speculation funds are voted Europe's most dangerous financial products.
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Wife at injured jockey's bedside
The wife of jockey JT McNamara flies in to be at his bedside, after he suffers a fractured spine in a fall at Cheltenham.
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Police officer murder bid man jailed
A man convicted of the attempted murder of three police officers in Aberdeen by driving at them in a stolen car receives a 15-year sentence.
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Teen murder: Loyalist given 16 years
A loyalist, who has already served a life sentence for a sectarian murder, has been sentenced to 16 years for killing a Catholic girl in 1973.
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Gamer hacks SimCity to run offline
A SimCity player has found a straightforward way to hack the game so it can be played without a persistent internet connection.
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MP Eric Joyce held after bar fight
MP Eric Joyce continues to be held in police custody after an alleged drunken brawl at a House of Commons bar
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New Pope calls for evangelism drive
Pope Francis urges world’s Church leaders to "bring evangelisation to the ends of the earth", two days after his election.
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In pictures: Red Nose in space
A Comic Relief red nose is launched into space
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Justgiving donations site crashes
A donations website people can use to raise cash for Comic Relief has been hit as Red Nose Day gets under way.
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Trio avoid all-English Europa ties
English trio Chelsea, Tottenham and Newcastle are kept apart in the draw for the Europa League quarter-finals.
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Teacher jailed over indecent photos
A former Suffolk private school teacher is jailed for making or possessing over 40,000 indecent images of children.
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Day in pictures: 15 March 2013
Twenty-four hours of news photos: 15 March
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Barca face PSG in Champions League
Barcelona face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League quarter-finals, with Real Madrid meeting Galatasaray.
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Council libel blogger to pay £25,000
A blogger who sued a council chief executive for libel says she is "absolutely devastated" after losing the case and being told to pay him £25,000 damages.
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Phil Spector film 'slap in the face'
Friends of Lana Clarkson, the actress murdered by Phil Spector in 2003, are protesting that the new TV film is too sympathetic about the music producer's trial
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Man with crossbow in armed siege
A man with a crossbow is at the centre of an armed siege in Greater Manchester, police say.
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Net's 'bad neighbourhoods' mapped
Half of all spam and scam emails come from 20 of the world's 42,000 internet service providers (ISPs), finds a survey that locates the net's 'bad neighbourhoods'.
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