Ruling due on DNA database case

A ruling is due from the European Court of Human Rights which could have major implications on the UK's DNA database

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Concern over mentally ill inmates

Prison is inappropriate for people with severe mental health problems, says a report from the chief inspector of prisons.

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Asian autonomy

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Family pray for car-jacking woman

The husband of a woman run down by a thief as she scraped ice from her car says his family is "devastated and in shock".

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Adverts warn of cocaine dangers

A hard-hitting £1m television and internet advertising campaign to warn teenagers of the dangers of cocaine use is being launched.

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Uncharted waters

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Zimbabwe 'asks for cholera help'

Zimbabwe's government has asked for urgent help to tackle its cholera outbreak, the World Health Organisation says.

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Beware. Triffids!

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Smith statement due on Green case

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is to make a statement on the arrest of Tory MP Damian Green to the Commons.

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Bank expected to cut rates again

The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates later to their lowest for more than half a century.

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Organised chaos

How were Thai protesters able to strike at Bangkok?

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North American Anglicans separate

Traditionalist Anglicans formally announce that they are setting up a new Church in the US and Canada.

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Baby television death accidental

A 13-month-old boy died from his injuries after he pulled a television on top of himself, an inquest hears.

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US presses Pakistan over Mumbai

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says Pakistan must "co-operate fully" to bring Mumbai's attackers to justice.

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So long, farewell von Trapp hotel, say city authorities

The Austrian city of Salzburg block plans to turn the former mansion of the von Trapp family, made famous by The Sound of Music, into a hotel.

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Canada PM vows to stop opposition

Canadian PM Stephen Harper says he will use "every legal means" to block an opposition plan to topple his government.

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Man Utd 5-3 Blackburn

Carlos Tevez scores four goals to send Man Utd into the Carling Cup semi-finals at Blackburn's expense.

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Species discovery

Scientists complete their first full account of polar life

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Conjoined twin dies after surgery

Hope, one of the conjoined twins who was separated at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital, has died, the hospital says.

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Still simmering

Nato deal papers over deep divisions in the alliance

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Sports handed London 2012 budgets

Basketball, synchronised swimming and taekwondo are the big winners in UK Sport's Olympic 2012 funding programme - but athletics and shooting lose out.

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Decommissioning deadline extended

The secretary of state announces loyalist paramilitaries will have another year to decommission their weapons.

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Snow forecast for much of Britain

Some parts of northern Britain could see snowfalls of 20cm (7.8in) in the coming hours, forecasters warn.

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England set to resume India tour

England's cricketers will fly to Abu Dhabi on Thursday ahead of resuming their tour of India - if happy with security plans.

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Asian autonomy

Has the time come for an Asian Monetary Fund?

news.bbc.co.uk

Man Utd 5-3 Blackburn

Carlos Tevez scores four goals to send Man Utd into the Carling Cup semi-finals at Blackburn's expense.

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Conjoined twin dies after surgery

Hope, one of the conjoined twins who was separated at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital, has died, the hospital says.

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Sports handed London 2012 budgets

Basketball, synchronised swimming and taekwondo are the big winners in UK Sport's Olympic 2012 funding programme - but athletics and shooting lose out.

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Concern over mentally ill inmates

Prison is inappropriate for people with severe mental health problems, says a report from the chief inspector of prisons.

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Snow forecast for much of Britain

Some parts of northern Britain could see snowfalls of 20cm (7.8in) in the coming hours, forecasters warn.

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Send your video, pictures and story ideas

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US presses Pakistan over Mumbai

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says Pakistan must "co-operate fully" to bring Mumbai's attackers to justice.

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Zimbabwe 'asks for cholera help'

Zimbabwe's government has asked for urgent help to tackle its cholera outbreak, the World Health Organisation says.

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Species discovery

Scientists complete their first full account of polar life

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So long, farewell von Trapp hotel, say city authorities

The Austrian city of Salzburg block plans to turn the former mansion of the von Trapp family, made famous by The Sound of Music, into a hotel.

news.bbc.co.uk

Beware. Triffids!

Why the enduring love affair with man-eating plants?

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Uncharted waters

Just how far will the Bank of England go in cutting rates?

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Smith statement due on Green case

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith is to make a statement on the arrest of Tory MP Damian Green to the Commons.

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Canada PM vows to stop opposition

Canadian PM Stephen Harper says he will use "every legal means" to block an opposition plan to topple his government.

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North American Anglicans separate

Traditionalist Anglicans formally announce that they are setting up a new Church in the US and Canada.

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Bank expected to cut rates again

The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates later to their lowest for more than half a century.

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Still simmering

Nato deal papers over deep divisions in the alliance

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Baby television death accidental

A 13-month-old boy died from his injuries after he pulled a television on top of himself, an inquest hears.

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Organised chaos

How were Thai protesters able to strike at Bangkok?

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Decommissioning deadline extended

The secretary of state announces loyalist paramilitaries will have another year to decommission their weapons.

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Ruling due on DNA database case

A ruling is due from the European Court of Human Rights which could have major implications on the UK's DNA database

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Family pray for car-jacking woman

The husband of a woman run down by a thief as she scraped ice from her car says his family is "devastated and in shock".

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England set to resume India tour

England's cricketers will fly to Abu Dhabi on Thursday ahead of resuming their tour of India - if happy with security plans.

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Adverts warn of cocaine dangers

A hard-hitting £1m television and internet advertising campaign to warn teenagers of the dangers of cocaine use is being launched.

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