Manuscript published after 400 years
The first known manuscript written by English poet Elizabeth Tanfield Cary is published after spending 400 years in a safe.
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Baghdad hit by deadly bomb blasts
Several car bombs explode in mainly Shia areas in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, killing at least 21 people and injuring scores more, officials say.
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Tom Cruise 'curry night' the movie
Hollywood star Tom Cruise's visit to a Hertfordshire curry house is turned into a film.
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Malaysia deportation irks Australia
Australian PM Julia Gillard says she is "surprised and disappointed" by Malaysia's deportation of visiting Senator Nick Xenophon.
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IDS hits back in shelf-stacking row
The work and pensions secretary criticises people taking part in back to work schemes "who think they're too good" for stacking supermarket shelves.
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Labour: 'Bedroom tax' is 'perverse'
The government's proposed change to housing benefit rules, dubbed the "bedroom tax", is "perverse", shadow minister Stephen Timms says.
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Eastleigh hopefuls spark controversy
Two candidates in the Eastleigh by-election become embroiled in controversy over comments on state schools and ex-PM Margaret Thatcher.
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Chelsea 4-0 Brentford
Holders Chelsea seal an FA Cup fifth-round trip to Middlesbrough with a comprehensive victory over League One Brentford.
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VIDEO: Moonies' mass wedding in S Korea
Some 3,500 couples have been married in South Korea in the first mass wedding ceremony organised by the Unification Church since its founder's death.
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Teenager killed in double shooting
A teenager is killed and a 32-year-old man is seriously injured in a shooting in east London.
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Auction raises funds for boxing hero
Boxing legends Mike Tyson and Sugar Ray Leonard donate lots for an auction which raises more than £3,000 for the man who was Joe Calzaghe's 'cut man'.
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New oil discovery in Darwin field
A new oil field has been discovered in the North Sea by the Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA).
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Arsonists attack gold mine in Greece
Dozens of masked attackers raid a gold mine in the Halkidiki region in northern Greece, setting fire to machinery and vehicles, police say.
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Borgen back on BBC for final series
Hit Danish drama Borgen is to return to BBC Four for a third and final series.
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Nesbitt open about joint candidates
Ulster Unionist leader Mike Nesbitt has refused to rule out fielding more joint candidates with the DUP in future elections in Northern Ireland.
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Severn barrage will 'damage' economy
A new barrage across the Severn Estuary will damage the Welsh economy, Bristol's elected mayor says.
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VIDEO: Church becomes home to new store
A village shop that is run from the aisles of a working church has opened in Berkshire.
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Zaha Hadid criticises UK 'misogyny'
Award-winning architect Zaha Hadid criticises British attitudes toward female architects, saying she faces "misogynist behaviour".
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McCanns oppose press Royal Charter
The parents of missing girl Madeleine McCann say proposals to underpin new press regulations with a Royal Charter are "a compromise of a compromise".
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Ko, 15, third in Australian Open
New Zealander Lydia Ko comes third at the Australian Women's Open as South Korean Jiyai Shin claims victory.
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