Pietersen loss a blow for Auckland 'cup final'
England should win the final Test without their talisman, providing the wicket allows for positive cricket, says Alec Stewart
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Infrastructure spend boosted by £3bn
The government says it will spend an extra £3bn a year to fund infrastructure projects in hope of boosting economic growth.
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IMF head Lagarde's flat searched
French police search the Paris apartment of IMF chief Christine Lagarde, in an inquiry into alleged abuse of her authority when finance minister.
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Zimbabwe denies rights lawyer bail
A Zimbabwean court refuses bail to prominent human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa and her four co-accused, who appear in leg irons in the dock.
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In pictures: Obama in Israel
Obama's first visit to Israel as president
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Boy, 12, bailed after pupil stabbed
A 12-year-old schoolboy is bailed after being arrested on suspicion of stabbing a fellow pupil at a school in Newport.
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Three-person IVF moves closer in UK
The UK has moved closer to becoming the first country to allow the creation of babies from two women and one man to prevent mitochondrial diseases.
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Pupil, 12, dies after gym accident
A 12-year-old girl from Norfolk dies a week after being seriously injured during a school gym lesson.
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O'Driscoll hit with three-week ban
Ireland centre Brian O'Driscoll is suspended for three weeks for stamping in the Six Nations match against Italy.
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Green campaigners dismayed by Budget
The chancellor angers environmentalists by supporting gas, oil and petrol and "ignoring" the green economy.
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Liverpool rule Allen out for season
Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen will miss the rest of the season after it was decided he should undergo surgery.
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Unemployment up 7,000 to 125,000
Unemployment in Wales rose 7,000 in the three months to the end of January, official figures show.
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Italian president in coalition push
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano holds talks with political leaders to try to form a new government after February's election stalemate
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Labour attacks 'downgraded' Budget
Labour leader Ed Miliband attacks Chancellor George Osborne for a "downgraded Budget from a downgraded chancellor".
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Economic growth forecast is halved
The official forecast for growth in the UK economy is cut from 1.2% to 0.6% by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility.
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A Budget of paradoxes
George Osborne delivers his 'Budget of paradoxes'
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Worry as measles outbreak tops 300
Health officials report another 64 new measles cases in the Swansea area in the last week, taking the outbreak to 316 with 42 hospitalised.
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VIDEO: US tourists return to see Iraqi treasures
Ben Brown visits the National Museum of Iraq which suffered pillaging, theft and damage in 2003. A decade years later work is still underway to recover lost cultural treasures.
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Fuel duty rise cancelled by Osborne
Chancellor George Osborne cancels a rise in fuel duty that had been scheduled for introduction in September.
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Kuwait to naturalise stateless Bidun
Kuwait's parliament passes a bill to grant citizenship to up to 4,000 "foreigners", which MPs hope will help solve the problem of stateless people.
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