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Sack the Strictly judges, says a government minister

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First otter reaches Farne Islands

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No agreement for US car bail-out

US carmakers are given a deadline to produce a viable recovery plan if they want a $25bn government bail-out.

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Gallas questions Arsenal courage

Arsenal captain William Gallas admits his side must toughen up if they are to challenge for the Premier League title.

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Sign call after sand tunnel death

A coroner asks for beach warning signs, recording an accidental death verdict on a boy who died sand tunnelling.

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Websites probed over Baby P posts

Police investigate an internet hate campaign which breaches a banning order about those convicted in the Baby P case.

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Name of dead cyclist is released

The name of the cyclist who died after being struck by a lorry in Mallusk on the outskirts of Belfast is released.

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UN agrees DR Congo troop increase

The UN Security Council votes to send 3,000 more troops to DR Congo following renewed fighting in the east of the country.

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Wilkinson 'can play 'til he's 40'

Jonny Wilkinson's mentor Steve Black believes the England fly-half can defy his injuries and play until he is 40.

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Asbestos pay-out ruling due

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Pietersen wants more from batsmen

Captain Kevin Pietersen wants England to score more hundreds after India's Duckworth-Lewis win in the third one-dayer.

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Reality rebellion

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Argentine pension takeover passed

Argentina's Senate approves a bill to nationalise private pension schemes, a measure that has provoked controversy.

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Welfare plan 'may cause poverty'

Ministers should rethink plans to force lone parents, disabled people and long term jobless into work, a government advisor says.

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Buggy direction 'affects child'

The direction a child is facing in their pram could affect their development and stress levels, a study suggests.

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Scots rail fares set to increase

Rail passengers in Scotland face a 6% rise in the ticket prices - almost 2% above the current rate of inflation.

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Oil price goes below $50 a barrel

Oil prices fall below $50 a barrel amid growing fears over a global recession and lower demand for oil.

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RBS boss apologises over losses

Royal Bank of Scotland's chairman says he is 'profoundly sorry' for the financial and human cost that the bank's troubles have caused.

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Detention units 'fail on health'

Children held in UK detention centres are not getting the medical care they need, a leading medical journal warns.

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S Africa to cut aid to Zimbabwe

South Africa's cabinet says it will withhold $28m of aid to Zimbabwe until a representative government is in place.

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Welfare plan 'may cause poverty'

Ministers should rethink plans to force lone parents, disabled people and long term jobless into work, a government advisor says.

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No belly button

This model has no navel. Why the lack of tummy button?

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Discount delight

Boost for budget supermarkets as slowdown deepens

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Scots rail fares set to increase

Rail passengers in Scotland face a 6% rise in the ticket prices - almost 2% above the current rate of inflation.

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Websites probed over Baby P posts

Police investigate an internet hate campaign which breaches a banning order about those convicted in the Baby P case.

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UN agrees DR Congo troop increase

The UN Security Council votes to send 3,000 more troops to DR Congo following renewed fighting in the east of the country.

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Oil price goes below $50 a barrel

Oil prices fall below $50 a barrel amid growing fears over a global recession and lower demand for oil.

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Sign call after sand tunnel death

A coroner asks for beach warning signs, recording an accidental death verdict on a boy who died sand tunnelling.

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First otter reaches Farne Islands

An otter has survived a "perilous" three-mile sea crossing to the Farne Islands for the first time, the National Trust says.

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Send your video, pictures and story ideas

Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you.

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Name of dead cyclist is released

The name of the cyclist who died after being struck by a lorry in Mallusk on the outskirts of Belfast is released.

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Buggy direction 'affects child'

The direction a child is facing in their pram could affect their development and stress levels, a study suggests.

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Gallas questions Arsenal courage

Arsenal captain William Gallas admits his side must toughen up if they are to challenge for the Premier League title.

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No agreement for US car bail-out

US carmakers are given a deadline to produce a viable recovery plan if they want a $25bn government bail-out.

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Detention units 'fail on health'

Children held in UK detention centres are not getting the medical care they need, a leading medical journal warns.

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Reality rebellion

Has TV witnessed an outbreak of civil disobedience?

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Argentine pension takeover passed

Argentina's Senate approves a bill to nationalise private pension schemes, a measure that has provoked controversy.

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S Africa to cut aid to Zimbabwe

South Africa's cabinet says it will withhold $28m of aid to Zimbabwe until a representative government is in place.

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Sack the Strictly judges, says a government minister

Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy says the judges of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing should go.

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Pietersen wants more from batsmen

Captain Kevin Pietersen wants England to score more hundreds after India's Duckworth-Lewis win in the third one-dayer.

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Wilkinson 'can play 'til he's 40'

Jonny Wilkinson's mentor Steve Black believes the England fly-half can defy his injuries and play until he is 40.

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Soviet shuttle

Why did the USSR build a "copy" of the space shuttle?

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Asbestos pay-out ruling due

A ruling is expected later that could have profound implications for asbestos-related cancer victims and their families.

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RBS boss apologises over losses

Royal Bank of Scotland's chairman says he is 'profoundly sorry' for the financial and human cost that the bank's troubles have caused.

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Thinking allowed

Four philosophical questions to make your brain hurt

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