Police checks on partners broke law
Four people have been sacked and 14 resigned as a result of the breaches of data protection laws by police officers and staff in Wales in the last two years.
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VIDEO: Massive landslip closes rail line
A massive landslide caused by the collapse of a slag heap at a colliery in South Yorkshire means rail services in the area will be disrupted for months.
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How quickly will Farah go this time?
Former Olympic triple jump champion Jonathan Edwards previews Mo Farah's appearance at the British Grand Prix on Saturday
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Guam knife attack toll rises
The death toll from an attack in Guam rose to three after a Japanese man mown down by a car died of his injuries, officials say.
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Appeal 25 years on for missing teen
Renewed appeals are made over the disappearance of a teenager who vanished 25 years ago.
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Horsemeat handling comes under fire
Horsemeat handling comes under fire in press
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Woman charged over Bangor death
A 30-year-old woman is charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice following the death of Stephen Davidson in Bangor at the weekend.
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Japanese economy worse than forecast
Japan's economy has shrunk for the third straight quarter, underlining the challenges the new government faces in reviving growth.
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VIDEO: Five killed in Ukraine plane crash
At least five people were killed when a plane carrying football fans attempted an emergency landing and caught fire in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk.
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Gin Wigmore: From Auckland to Bond
Gin Wigmore on escaping New Zealand and meeting James Bond
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A Chorus Line returns to West End
What brings A Chorus Line back to the West End after 37 years?
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The challenge of providing good PE lessons
Can schools capitalise on the Olympic legacy in PE lessons?
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Call to ban gluten-free food on NHS
A medical journal is calling for prescriptions of gluten-free food to be scrapped as they are costly and outdated.
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Hague: UK to focus on human rights
A new emphasis on building justice and human rights alliances with countries in the fight against terrorism will be outlined by Foreign Secretary William Hague.
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Israel confirms it held Prisoner X
Israel confirms it imprisoned an Australian-Israeli man under a false identity for security reasons, and that he died in custody.
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HMRC told to 'get a grip' on fraud
Public Accounts Committee chair Margaret Hodge tells HM Revenue and Customs to "get a grip", after it misses a target to tackle tax credit fraud and error "by a mile".
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New owl species is described
A new species of owl discovered in Lombok, Indonesia, has been formally described by scientists.
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Beavis writer up for book prize
One of the writers of US comedy Beavis and Butt-head is among 18 authors shortlisted for this year's Waterstones children's book prize.
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Militants killed in Thailand attack
Thailand's military says its troops have killed 16 militants who stormed a base in the violence-hit south of the country.
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School PE 'not strenuous enough'
Education inspectors warn that there is not enough strenuous activity in many of England's school PE lessons.
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