VIDEO: House of Commons
The government resists calls from Labour to name a firm that supplied beef containing horsemeat.
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'13,000 EU migrants' report defended
The economist whose report led to expectations 13,000 people from new EU countries in 2004 would move to the UK, denies it was "spectacularly wrong".
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Malaysia rejects Filipino ceasefire
Malaysia rejects a call for a ceasefire in Sabah state to end an incursion by a group of Filipinos who say the land belongs to them.
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Syria unrest 'wrecks health system'
Syria's health system has collapsed after two years of conflict, the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres says.
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Pavey to miss World Championships
Great Britain's Jo Pavey will miss this summer's World Athletics Championships as she is expecting her second baby.
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Frozen phones give up data secrets
Putting an Android phone in a freezer for an hour can help get at its confidential contents, find German security researchers.
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Police lose football costs appeal
West Yorkshire Police loses appeal case over the costs policing of matches at Leeds United's Elland Road stadium.
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John Lewis announces 17% staff bonus
Department store group John Lewis announces a 17% bonus for staff after reporting a rise in annual profits.
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Vince Cable's plan B: a "matter of judgment"
Stephanie Flanders says Cable's plan B is a 'matter of judgment'
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N Korea ramps up nuclear rhetoric
North Korea vows to exercise its "right to launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike" against the US, as the UN prepares to vote on fresh sanctions.
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Italian bank director found dead
The communications director of the world's oldest bank, Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena, is found dead in an apparent suicide.
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Hard to keep key players - Lennon
Manager Neil Lennon admits it will be difficult for Celtic to retain the key players who have impressed in Europe.
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Care abuse story 'must be told'
The full story of alleged neglect and fraud at care homes in south Wales "needs to be told", an MP says.
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Hundreds of jobs go at fire-hit mine
Hundreds of jobs are to go at a Warwickshire coal mine hit by an underground fire last month.
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Date for Queen's Speech announced
The Queen's Speech, containing the government's legislative programme for the year ahead, will take place on 8 May.
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Aviva shares dive on dividend cut
Shares in insurance firm Aviva sink 15% after it cuts its dividend by more than a quarter in order to finance a turnaround strategy.
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The parent-child battles over a costume for World Book Day
Every year thousands of parents have to help with a costume for their child for World Book Day. It isn't easy.
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Bonnie Tyler chosen for Eurovision
Welsh pop singer Bonnie Tyler says she is "honoured" to be the UK's representative at the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo, Sweden.
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Processed meat 'early death' link
Sausages, ham, bacon and other processed meats appear to increase the risk of dying young, a study of half a million people across Europe suggests.
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VIDEO: Locusts threaten Mid East crops
Pesticides are being sprayed from the land and air in an effort to eradicate a huge swarm of locusts that is threatening crops in southern Israel and Gaza.
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