Twinkies sold in private equity deal
Hostess Brands is selling its cake bakery business, which includes Twinkies cakes, to two private equity companies.
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New government announced in Bulgaria
After weeks without a government, a new caretaker administration is named in Bulgaria to serve until elections in May.
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Fake fingers 'used for Brazil fraud'
A Brazilian doctor faces charges of fraud after being caught on camera using silicone fingers to sign in for her absent colleagues, police say.
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Di Canio: Ready for the next level
Former Swindon manager Paolo Di Canio on his 20 months of success and why he is ready to manage at a higher level
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VIDEO: Keith the seal filmed on the Severn
A pair of paddle boarders have filmed a rare encounter with a grey seal on the River Severn near Gloucester.
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In pictures: Cardinals' conclave
Cardinals at the Vatican pray for divine guidance
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Bill to lower referendum voting age
Proposed legislation to let 16 and 17-year-olds vote in the Scottish independence referendum is formally lodged at the Scottish Parliament.
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In pictures: Prince Charles visits Jordan
Prince Charles and Camilla on visit to Jordan
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Snow hits northern Europe travellers
Frankfurt airport, Europe's third-busiest hub, partially re-opens after heavy snow causes severe travel disruption in north-west Europe.
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Minister backs wind farm scheme
A controversial wind farm scheme in Carmarthenshire is granted approval by the UK government.
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Ebony beats ivory at Cites meeting
Far-reaching restrictions on the trade in hardwood trees have been agreed at Cites, the major conservation meeting being held in Thailand.
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Judge 'minded to quash' A5 decision
A High Court Judge says he is minded to quash the regional development minister's decision to proceed with the A5 dual carriageway.
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Davies pays tribute to presenter Gubba
BBC Sport commentator Barry Davies pays tribute to former colleague Tony Gubba, who has died aged 69.
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Olympic art wins South Bank award
The Olympic Cauldron has been honoured at this year's South Bank Sky Arts Awards, winning the visual arts prize.
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Australian GP preview: a new adventure begins
BBC Sport looks ahead to the opening race of the 2013 Formula 1 season, the Australian Grand Prix
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Stray bullet soldier death unlawful
A verdict of unlawful killing is returned by an inquest jury into the death of a soldier hit by a stray bullet while in a "safe" area of a Pembrokeshire firing range.
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Man to be charged with bus murder
A man is to be charged with murdering 16-year-old Christina Edkins, who was stabbed to death on a bus in Birmingham.
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SFO to investigate Autonomy, says HP
The UK's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is investigating the sale of technology firm Autonomy to Hewlett Packard, according to a filing from HP.
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Mother 'ignored girl's abuse claims'
A mother tells a court she was a "moral coward" for dismissing her daughter's abuse allegations against the artist Graham Ovenden.
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Deadly Burundi Catholic sect clashes
At least six people are killed and 35 wounded in clashes in Burundi between police and a Catholic sect, a government official says.
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