VIDEO: Pedlars' fears over law change
Pedlars are worried that proposed changes to laws on street trading could put them out of business
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Lewis Hamilton's BBC Sport column
F1 star writes his first exclusive column for the BBC
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Heads warn Gove on A-level plans
The take-up of 'tough' subjects at A-level may drop if AS-levels are removed as a 'stepping stone', head teachers have warned the government.
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DUP 'will ensure Maze site balanced'
DUP assembly member Edwin Poots says his party will ensure that the Maze Prison redevelopment will not become a republican shrine.
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Vettel sets second practice pace
World champion Sebastian Vettel sets an ominous pace in his Red Bull on the first day of practice at the season-opening Australian GP.
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Wales v England: Who has the edge?
Welsh great Jonathan Davies and England legend Jeremy Guscott size up the two teams ahead of Saturday's Six Nations title decider
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Russell Kane defends comedy circuit
The comedian defends the success of some of the UK's top acts after worries fewer comics are entering the circuit.
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High school 'is facing closure'
Dundonald High School on the outskirts of east Belfast is facing possible closure, the BBC understands.
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VIDEO: Stars gear up for 25th Comic Relief
It is the 25th Red Nose Day, with people up and down the country doing something funny for money, in order to raise cash for Comic Relief.
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Four-day St Patrick's fest for city
This year's St Patrick celebrations in Belfast will be a four-day festival running from 15 March to 18 March.
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Back to work for new-look cabinet
Welsh government ministers start work on their new portfolios after a surprise reshuffle by First Minister Carwyn Jones.
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Prior upbeat after late wickets
Matt Prior says the removal of three New Zealand batsmen late on day two put England in charge of the second Test.
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Press focuses on future regulation
Papers have food for thought on press regulation
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NZ hit by worst drought in 30 years
A drought is declared on the entire North Island of New Zealand - in what the government describes as the worst dry spell in 30 years.
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Dreamliners to restart in 'weeks'
Boeing says it expects commercial flights of its grounded Dreamliner 787 plane to restart "within weeks".
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Broad burst gives England control
Stuart Broad strikes twice in two balls to help England take a firm grip on the second Test against New Zealand.
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VIDEO: Eye-tracking Samsung Galaxy unveiled
Samsung has launched a smartphone which allows users to control its 5in (12.5cm) screen using only their eyes.
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'Militant' held over Kashmir attack
Police in Indian-administered Kashmir say they have arrested a man over Wednesday's gun and grenade attack in Srinagar which left five security personnel dead.
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MPs to examine whiplash claim levels
The Commons Transport Committee is to examine the impact that claims for whiplash injuries are having on the cost of car insurance.
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Reprieve 'vital' quango, say MPs
MPs call for a quango that oversees the system by which members of the public can challenge government decisions, to be saved from closure.
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