Cyprus rescue breaks all the rules
Cyprus rescue breaks all the rules, says Robert Peston
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Search resumes for missing teenager
A search of the River Foyle resumes for an 18-year-old man from the Republic of Ireland, after the body of a woman is found five days ago.
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Protest opposes traveller site plan
Hundreds of people gather to oppose plans for a new permanent traveller site at Gorseinon in Swansea.
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£9m boost from wills for hospitals
Hospitals in Wales have been left nearly £9m in wills in the last three financial years, new figures show, which officials say can provide services not funded by the NHS.
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VIDEO: Hoff delights crowd at Berlin Wall demo
David Hasselhoff has joined a campaign to stop bulldozers breaching the longest surviving remnant of the Berlin Wall.
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Doctors told to tackle health divide
The Health Secretary has backed a report calling on health professionals to tackle the social and economic causes of ill health - not just the medical.
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Boy, 11, arrested after house fire
An 11-year-old boy is arrested after a 62-year-old man was taken to hospital following a house fire on Tyneside.
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Alun Wyn Jones tipped to lead Lions
Wales wing legend Shane Williams says Alun Wyn Jones is a Lions "dead cert" and a potential captain of Warren Gatland's squad.
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VIDEO: New Etna eruption paints sky red
There has been a new eruption at Mount Etna, sending red lava spewing into the skies over Sicily.
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Budget 2013: 'Boost building' calls
Chancellor George Osborne is being urged again to increase spending on infrastructure by lobby groups the Institute of Directors and the Item Club.
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Strike action to disrupt assembly
Meetings of the Welsh assembly are rearranged because Labour and Plaid Cymru AMs will refuse to cross a picket line of striking public sector workers.
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Australia boosts Burma co-operation
President Thein Sein makes the first visit to Australia by a Burmese head of state since 1974, as Australia pledges to increase military co-operation and aid.
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Press regulation focus for papers
Free speech at stake in regulation row, papers suggest
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Claudia's mother urges 'fresh start'
The mother of Claudia Lawrence, who disappeared four years ago in York, calls for a review of North Yorkshire Police's investigation.
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St Pat's festivities culminate in NI
Saint Patrick's Day festivities are due to culminate in Northern Ireland on Monday.
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Artists are 'buying virtual fans'
Some music artists are buying social networking statistics to boost their social presence online, a Newsbeat investigation finds.
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Syria arms ban debate intensifies in Europe
The growing European debate on whether to arm Syrian opposition
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Child abuse images 'top web concern'
Images of child sexual abuse are of more concern to internet users in Britain than any other illegal or potentially harmful content, a survey suggests.
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When Peter Pan met Alice in Wonderland
What happened when Peter Pan met Alice in Wonderland
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Fall in permanent job placements
The number of new permanent jobs in Scotland has fallen for the first time in six months, according to a leading study.
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