Child sexual behaviour targeted
A £450,000 specialist treatment programme will target sexual behaviour problems in children in Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
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VIDEO: The dedication of mountain rescue teams
Scotland's mountains have been the scene of several tragedies this winter with 11 deaths in avalanches and accidents since the start of the year.
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Prescott: Iraq invasion unjustified
The 2003 invasion of Iraq "cannot be justified", says Lord Prescott, who was then deputy PM.
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Papers ponder Tory by-election defeat
Papers criticise bank bonus cap plan
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Board members quit Mid Staffs trust
Two non-executive directors resign from the board of the Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust following a decision it is to be put into administration.
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Toyota engine plant creating 70 jobs
Car giant Toyota says it is creating 70 jobs at its engine plant in Flintshire to meet an increase in demand.
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Fresh violence erupts in Bangladesh
Fresh violence erupts in northern Bangladesh a day after a senior Islamist party leader was sentenced to death by a special war crimes tribunal.
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Volunteers set new Games record
A new record is set by the number of people offering to be volunteers at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
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'Rise in children self-harming'
Children's charities are warning that more young people are self-harming and that younger children are being affected.
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VIDEO: Call for undercover policing reform
Abuses connected with undercover police activities show that an urgent review is needed of laws covering such work in England and Wales, MPs have said.
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AUDIO: Alcohol abuse's hidden world
Sally Marlow, a researcher in alcohol addiction at King's College London, examines the challenge of tackling alcohol abuse - and how it can best be understood.
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'Rainforest' of election leaflets
Householders speak of their anger after receiving a "rainforest" of leaflets in the run up to the Eastleigh by-election.
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Landslip rail line closed until June
A railway line in South Yorkshire which was closed after a landslip is not likely to reopen until the summer, it is announced.
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VIDEO: Huge ash clouds as Etna erupts
Europe's most famous active volcano Mount Etna has been erupting, sending plumes of ash into the air.
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England recover in NZ tour match
Kevin Pietersen and Nick Compton fall cheaply but England extend their lead to 333 against a New Zealand XI in Queenstown.
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VIDEO: Woman delivers own baby at 27 weeks
Doctors have described the premature birth as "a miracle" after a woman delivered her own baby at 27 weeks.
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Anti-sectarian law 'working well'
Anti-sectarian legislation has worked well in its first year, Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill says.
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US wins Kim Dotcom evidence appeal
New Zealand's Court of Appeal has said that US prosecutors do not need to disclose their evidence in their fight to extradite Megaupload's Kim Dotcom.
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Engineers report drop in orders
Engineering firms in Scotland report a fall in orders and output but remain optimistic about their fortunes.
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Money diverted for schools boost
The education minister is providing extra millions to help schools and education services with financial problems.
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