Police 'losing unionist confidence'
First Minister Peter Robinson says the police must address a perception they treat loyalists differently than republicans.
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VIDEO: Disappearing wall at manor house
A disappearing wall is rediscovered at an Edwardian manor house in west Devon.
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VIDEO: Protests continue in Bangladesh
Protests and rallies continue in Bangladesh, after its war crimes tribunal sentenced an Islamic leader to death last week.
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Injured Bracewell out for Kiwis
New Zealand fast bowler Doug Bracewell ruled out of Wednesday's first Test against England in Dunedin after cutting his foot on glass.
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Watchdog 'concern' over NHS plans
Some aspects of an NHS shake-up in north Wales which will affect patients in Gwynedd have been referred to the Welsh government.
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Man jailed for breaking baby's arm
A drug addict who deliberately broke his month-old baby daughter's arm, saying voices had told him to kill someone, is jailed for six years.
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'Hate speech' plagues US university
A historically progressive US university suspends classes in response to a series of apparent hate speech incidents on campus.
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Farrell injured but Croft returns
England fly-half Owen Farrell is not fit to face Italy in the Six Nations but flanker Tom Croft is back in the squad.
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Rolls-Royce paid no corporation tax
International engine builders Rolls-Royce paid no corporation tax in the UK in 2012, its annual report reveals.
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World is watching, says Mourinho
Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho says "the world will stop to watch" Tuesday's Champions League clash with Manchester United.
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'Serious blow to Church credibility'
The credibility and moral authority of the Catholic Church in Scotland has been damaged by cardinal's revelations, says Archbishop Philip Tartaglia.
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Bombs 'minutes from being launched'
Four live mortar bombs were intercepted by police in Northern Ireland minutes before being launched, a senior detective says.
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Stafford nurses 'changed records'
Two senior nurses at Stafford Hospital changed waiting time figures and ill-treated patients, a disciplinary hearing is told.
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Iraq inquiry shown 'torture' photos
A public inquiry into claims that British soldiers mistreated and murdered Iraqi detainees in 2004 is shown graphic photos of alleged victims of torture.
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VIDEO: Baby with HIV 'cured' in US
A baby girl in the US born with HIV appears to have been cured after very early treatment with standard drug therapy, doctors say.
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VIDEO: Cardinal to face Vatican inquiry
The Vatican is to hold an inquiry after Cardinal Keith O'Brien, the former head of the Catholic Church in Scotland, admitted sexual misconduct.
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VIDEO: Bank lending falls despite BoE scheme
Lending by UK banks fell by more than £2.4bn in the last quarter of 2012, despite the Bank of England's scheme to encourage it.
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Syrian soldiers 'killed in Iraq'
At least 40 Syrian soldiers and Iraqis have been killed by gunmen in western Iraq, officials in Baghdad say.
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Girl 'woke up naked with two men'
A girl woke up naked in a bed with two men and does not remember what happened because she was "off her head" on drugs and alcohol, a court hears.
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Civil service union votes to strike
The UK's largest civil service union, PCS, votes for strike action over pay and pensions, paving the way for possible walkouts to coincide with the Budget later this month.
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