Ant and Dec return comedy prize

TV presenters Ant and Dec are to return a comedy award after ITV revealed that they did not win.

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Damning criticism

ITV facing censure for its failures over viewers' phone-ins

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Health plan 'missing key targets'

Milestones in the assembly government's flagship health strategy are being missed, BBC Wales has learned.

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'Respect atheists', says Cardinal

Christians should treat atheists with "deep esteem", says the leader of Roman Catholics in England and Wales.

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Farm-workers flee Zimbabwe homes

Some 40,000 farm workers and their families have fled their homes in Zimbabwe poll violence, a union says.

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Body removed from explosion site

The body of a man killed in an explosion which destroyed three houses is removed from the debris.

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Bangladesh food aid set for Burma

The World Food Programme says it has permission from Burma to send a plane from Bangladesh carrying relief.

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Labour 'must admit its mistakes'

The government must admit its mistakes if it wants to reconnect with voters, a cabinet minister says.

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Disabled woman wins 'retire' case

A woman disabled in an accident gets compensation after her employers refuse to let her return to work.

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Jaffa stories

Residents of Israel's mixed city on coexistence

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Ex-hostage helped Qatada get bail

Former Iraq hostage Norman Kember says he helped fund Islamic preacher Abu Qatada's bail to repay a kindness.

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Tanks rejoin Moscow V-Day parade

Tanks and missile launchers are to feature in Moscow's Victory Day parade for the first time since the Soviet era.

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Blacklisted staff

How bad workers could end up on a national database

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Ramsay orders seasonal-only menu

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay says British restaurants should be fined if they serve out-of-season fruit and vegetables.

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Malaysian woman can leave Islam

In a landmark ruling, a religious court in Malaysia decides that a Muslim convert can leave the faith.

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Future farming

Why organic, outdoor 'natural' farming can be bad

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Burma 'wants aid not foreigners'

Burma wants aid but is "not ready" for foreign experts, its foreign ministry says, as fears grow for cyclone survivors.

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Bolivians to hold confidence vote

Bolivia will vote in a referendum on the rule of its leftist president as he struggles to enact reform.

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Museum Scotland's top attraction

New figures show Scotland's most visited attraction is Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

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Deadly gun battles shake Beirut

At least five people die in clashes as Hezbollah accuses Lebanon's government of a "declaration of war".

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MySpace lets users share data

MySpace says its "data availability" project will put users in the driving seat with web information sharing.

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Olmert faces new corruption probe

Israeli PM Ehud Olmert is suspected of illicitly accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars before becoming PM.

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Global manhunt nets abuse suspect

A man suspected of sexually abusing boys in South East Asia is arrested in the US after a rare Interpol appeal.

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7 days quiz

Which style queen committed a grave fashion crime?

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Soaring spirits

The first distillery in Wales for more than 100 years

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Damning criticism

ITV facing censure for its failures over viewers' phone-ins

news.bbc.co.uk

Future farming

Why organic, outdoor 'natural' farming can be bad

news.bbc.co.uk

Disabled woman wins 'retire' case

A woman disabled in an accident gets compensation after her employers refuse to let her return to work.

news.bbc.co.uk

Deadly gun battles shake Beirut

At least five people die in clashes as Hezbollah accuses Lebanon's government of a "declaration of war".

news.bbc.co.uk

Burma 'wants aid not foreigners'

Burma wants aid but is "not ready" for foreign experts, its foreign ministry says, as fears grow for cyclone survivors.

news.bbc.co.uk

Malaysian woman can leave Islam

In a landmark ruling, a religious court in Malaysia decides that a Muslim convert can leave the faith.

news.bbc.co.uk

7 days quiz

Which style queen committed a grave fashion crime?

news.bbc.co.uk

Museum Scotland's top attraction

New figures show Scotland's most visited attraction is Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

news.bbc.co.uk

Ant and Dec return comedy prize

TV presenters Ant and Dec are to return a comedy award after ITV revealed that they did not win.

news.bbc.co.uk

Tanks rejoin Moscow V-Day parade

Tanks and missile launchers are to feature in Moscow's Victory Day parade for the first time since the Soviet era.

news.bbc.co.uk

MySpace lets users share data

MySpace says its "data availability" project will put users in the driving seat with web information sharing.

news.bbc.co.uk

Global manhunt nets abuse suspect

A man suspected of sexually abusing boys in South East Asia is arrested in the US after a rare Interpol appeal.

news.bbc.co.uk

Jaffa stories

Residents of Israel's mixed city on coexistence

news.bbc.co.uk

Ramsay orders seasonal-only menu

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay says British restaurants should be fined if they serve out-of-season fruit and vegetables.

news.bbc.co.uk

Labour 'must admit its mistakes'

The government must admit its mistakes if it wants to reconnect with voters, a cabinet minister says.

news.bbc.co.uk

Soaring spirits

The first distillery in Wales for more than 100 years

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Blacklisted staff

How bad workers could end up on a national database

news.bbc.co.uk

Bolivians to hold confidence vote

Bolivia will vote in a referendum on the rule of its leftist president as he struggles to enact reform.

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Olmert faces new corruption probe

Israeli PM Ehud Olmert is suspected of illicitly accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars before becoming PM.

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Health plan 'missing key targets'

Milestones in the assembly government's flagship health strategy are being missed, BBC Wales has learned.

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Ex-hostage helped Qatada get bail

Former Iraq hostage Norman Kember says he helped fund Islamic preacher Abu Qatada's bail to repay a kindness.

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Body removed from explosion site

The body of a man killed in an explosion which destroyed three houses is removed from the debris.

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Bangladesh food aid set for Burma

The World Food Programme says it has permission from Burma to send a plane from Bangladesh carrying relief.

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'Respect atheists', says Cardinal

Christians should treat atheists with "deep esteem", says the leader of Roman Catholics in England and Wales.

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Farm-workers flee Zimbabwe homes

Some 40,000 farm workers and their families have fled their homes in Zimbabwe poll violence, a union says.

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