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18.04.2012 03:00
Secret files on British colonial rule - once thought lost - have been released by the government, one year after they came to light.
18.04.2012 01:50
MPs have overturned all the changes the House of Lords made to the government's proposals to cut legal aid in England and Wales.
17.04.2012 23:25
The retired space shuttle Discovery lands after a dramatic flypast over the centre of the US capital, on its way to retirement in a national museum.
17.04.2012 21:30
NHS workers and civil servants are to strike on 10 May, a day after the Queen's speech, over their pension dispute.
17.04.2012 20:08
A former London DIY store cashier who became governor of an oil-rich Nigerian state is jailed for 13 years after admitting fraud totalling nearly £50m.
17.04.2012 20:03
A teenager is detained for eight years for the killing of a pensioner during last summer's riots in London.
17.04.2012 19:11
Prime Minister David Cameron offers help to China in its investigation into the death of British businessman Neil Heywood.
17.04.2012 16:02
The International Monetary Fund says "some optimism has returned" to the global economy as it predicts slightly faster growth.
17.04.2012 09:38
Like-for-like sales at Marks and Spencer fell 0.7% in the 13 weeks to the end of March, after some areas of its womenswear fell short of stock.
17.04.2012 09:07
Anders Behring Breivik, accused of killing 77 people in Norway last July, is due to read out a prepared statement on the second day of his trial in Oslo.
13.04.2012 18:48
Several people have been shot dead during protests in Syria, activists say, as the UN considers deploying monitors to oversee a peace plan.
13.04.2012 18:47
A computer hacker who broke into the website of Britain's biggest abortion provider has been jailed for two years and eight months.
13.04.2012 18:41
Washington and its allies condemn North Korea for launching a satellite rocket which broke up over the sea shortly after take-off.
13.04.2012 18:34
David Cameron says economic sanctions against Burma should be suspended in recognition of the changes taking place in the country.
13.04.2012 18:27
Thousands protest in Cairo against the presidential bid of Omar Suleiman, the former spy chief of Hosni Mubarak.
13.04.2012 18:14
A man who blinded his girlfriend by gouging her eyes, before imprisoning her for 12 hours, admits causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
13.04.2012 17:44
The Times newspaper is being sued by the police blogger Richard Horton after the paper accessed his email account, lawyer Mark Lewis confirms.
13.04.2012 17:21
The Royal Mail is limiting the number of stamps retailers can buy to make sure it benefits fully from the price rise due at the end of the month.
13.04.2012 16:30
A police force's controversial plans to replace beat bobbies with police community support officers will go to public consultation amid growing criticism.
13.04.2012 13:03
The government is considering plans to strip all branding from cigarette packs sold in England in a bid to make smoking appear less attractive.
12.04.2012 10:42
Nearly nine out of 10 charities fear government plans to limit tax relief will result in a drop in donations from wealthy benefactors, a survey suggests.
12.04.2012 10:39
A section of the M1 is closed in both directions after one person died in a crash involving three lorries in Bedfordshire.
12.04.2012 10:33
Sony is shedding 10,000 staff worldwide in a major reorganisation announced by the company's new chief executive Kazuo Hirai.
12.04.2012 10:29
A ceasefire comes into force in Syria to stem the 13-month-old conflict, but Western countries publicly doubt the government's intentions.
12.04.2012 10:09
Prime Minister David Cameron says the UK is ready to ease sanctions in response to moves towards democracy, ahead of his visit to Burma on Friday.
12.04.2012 10:06
Struggling retailer Mothercare announces plans to close more stores over the next three years.
12.04.2012 09:49
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un is given two posts previously held by his late father, as the country prepares for a widely-criticised rocket launch.
12.04.2012 09:30
George Zimmerman, who shot unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin in Florida, is charged with second-degree murder and taken into custody.
12.04.2012 03:40
The government is investigating after figures emerge suggesting hospital patients in England have been discharged overnight to free up beds.
12.04.2012 02:36
The level of young homelessness in the UK is underestimated by more than two-thirds of Britons, a survey suggests.
11.04.2012 19:51
Technology giant Apple and major publishers are being sued by the US Department of Justice over pricing of e-books.
11.04.2012 19:49
Syria will end military operations on Thursday, state TV says, but Damascus reserves the right to respond to attacks by "armed terrorist groups".
11.04.2012 19:39
A tsunami watch for the Indian Ocean is lifted after no significant waves are reported following two earthquakes off the coast of Indonesia.
11.04.2012 18:16
All football fans are banned from a League Two match between Gillingham and Swindon Town following a row over policing costs.
11.04.2012 17:51
A man is jailed for 11-and-a-half years for starting a fire at a family-run furniture shop in Croydon during last summer's riots.
11.04.2012 17:24
PM David Cameron welcomes an investigation by China into the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood, found dead in the country last year.
11.04.2012 16:31
A Hull man who was stabbed in the back by his partner tries to propose to her just after she is jailed for three years for the attack.
11.04.2012 16:22
A number of Formula 1 teams expect the Bahrain Grand Prix to be called off amid security concerns, BBC Sport understands.
11.04.2012 14:50
Sales of petrol over Easter fell by a third compared with the same period last year, independent retailers' group the RMI says.
11.04.2012 02:05
The UK Border Agency is still failing in its "basic functions" in spite of efforts to overhaul it, MPs say.
08.04.2012 22:09
President Amadou Toumani Toure of Mali formally resigns as part of a deal with coup leaders to end the crisis gripping the west African state.
08.04.2012 21:27
A cruise marking the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic leaves Southampton, travelling to the site where the liner sank.
08.04.2012 19:33
Doubts grow about the planned ceasefire in Syria after the government makes a new demand and rebels say they believe the deal is doomed to fail.
08.04.2012 18:44
North Korea moves its long-range Unha-3 rocket into place for a controversial launch, amid reports it is also planning a nuclear test.
08.04.2012 18:33
Veteran journalist Mike Wallace, famed for his tough interviews on US news programme 60 Minutes over four decades, dies aged 93.
08.04.2012 17:32
Teachers in the NUT union vote to ballot for a boycott of a new phonics reading test if its results are used in league tables.
08.04.2012 16:37
The possibility a six-year old girl died as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning at a Hampshire campsite is being investigated by police.
08.04.2012 14:21
Pope Benedict XVI delivers his traditional Easter message of peace in front of thousands of pilgrims in Rome's St Peter's Square.
08.04.2012 14:09
The Liberal Democrat president says his party would "kill" plans for more monitoring of emails and internet use if they were not watered down.
08.04.2012 05:23
A man is charged over an incident which led to the 158th University Boat Race being halted half-way through.
08.04.2012 05:06
The President of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari, is due to travel to India for talks in the first visit there by a Pakistani head of state for seven years.
08.04.2012 04:34
The Department for International Development is to announce a fund this week to encourage new solutions to assist after natural disasters.
08.04.2012 04:13
The hacking group Anonymous is alleged to have disrupted access to the Home Office website, apparently as a protest against government policies.
08.04.2012 01:18
Three people are killed and two others are in hospital with "life-threatening" injuries after a car crash in East Yorkshire.
08.04.2012 00:50
At least 100 people die on one of the bloodiest days in the Syrian uprising, activists say, as a ceasefire approaches.
07.04.2012 22:11
Up to 135 people are now feared dead in an avalanche which hit a military camp in the disputed Kashmir region, a Pakistan army spokesman says.
07.04.2012 20:53
The two biggest teachers' unions, the NUT and NASUWT, vote for strikes which could hit schools across the UK this summer and autumn.
07.04.2012 19:24
The US painter Thomas Kinkade, best known for his pictures of idyllic landscapes, has died at the age of 54, his family say.
07.04.2012 19:00
Chinese dissident Fang Lizhi, whose speeches helped inspire the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, has died aged 76, in the United States.
07.04.2012 10:06
At least 100 soldiers have been buried by an avalanche near the Siachen glacier in the disputed Kashmir region, the army says.
07.04.2012 08:54
The most senior cleric in the Roman Catholic Church in Britain says Christians should "proudly" wear a cross every day of their lives.
07.04.2012 06:56
Thousands of volunteers in Australia are taking part in a massive cull of cane toads, which are regarded as poisonous pests.
07.04.2012 05:12
The Chancellor says he would be "very happy" for the government to consider publishing the personal tax returns of ministers.
07.04.2012 04:39
UN chief Ban Ki-moon sharply condemns Syria for fresh military assaults despite agreeing to withdraw forces as part of a peace deal.
07.04.2012 03:05
Coup leaders in Mali agree to stand down in exchange for amnesty and the dropping of sanctions, in a deal with regional bloc Ecowas.
07.04.2012 02:20
Teachers' conferences are to hear claims that academies are a form of back-door privatisation.
07.04.2012 02:00
A New Jersey man is making a quick recovery after accidentally shooting a 4-inch (10cm) nail into his heart.
07.04.2012 01:07
Five people are arrested in southern China after a teenager sold his kidney so he could buy an iPhone and iPad computer, state media say.
06.04.2012 16:29
President Bingu wa Mutharika of Malawi has died, doctors and cabinet ministers tell the BBC - but there is no official announcement.
28.03.2012 05:49
A committee of peers concludes there is a need for a more diverse judiciary in England and Wales to improve public trust in the justice system.
28.03.2012 05:08
Conciliation service Acas invites trade unions and oil companies to talks in an attempt to avert a tanker drivers' strike that could disrupt supplies.
28.03.2012 04:37
Pope Benedict XVI meets Cuban President Raul Castro on the second second day of his visit to the communist-run island, as officials rule out political reform.
28.03.2012 04:00
The stance taken in England on replacing PIP breast implants - at the centre of a health scare - "flies in the face of common sense", MPs say.
28.03.2012 03:29
A flight from New York to Las Vegas makes an emergency landing in Texas after the captain began yelling about a bomb, passengers say.
28.03.2012 02:16
US doctors have carried out what they say is the most extensive face transplant ever performed, by giving a man a new jaw, teeth and tongue.
28.03.2012 01:30
Western powers react with scepticism to Syria's acceptance of UN envoy Kofi Annan's peace plan, as the UN says more than 9,000 have died in unrest.
27.03.2012 20:29
The Qatar-based al-Jazeera TV channel decides not to air video material of the deadly attacks carried out by Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah.
The friend of a teenager accused of shooting dead two British tourists in Florida tells a court he buried the gun to help him out.
27.03.2012 19:59
Schools in England should be fined if pupils leave school with poor literacy skills, an independent report into last year's riots says.
27.03.2012 12:16
Oil workers have been moved from a second platform and drilling rig in the North Sea because of safety concerns.
27.03.2012 12:04
Price controls will be withdrawn from first-class stamps, a regulator rules, paving the way for higher prices.
27.03.2012 11:48
The family of a lorry driver killed in a crash on the M5 in north Worcestershire pays tribute to a man doing a job "he so very much loved".
27.03.2012 11:29
World leaders call for closer co-operation to tackle the threat of nuclear terrorism at a summit on nuclear security in Seoul.
27.03.2012 11:15
Ministers say changes to England's planning system, being unveiled later, will involve local people in decision making - amid fears they will amount to a "building free-for-all".
27.03.2012 10:40
Up to 50,000 migrants may have exploited flaws in the student visa system to come and work in the UK, Whitehall's watchdog says.
27.03.2012 10:30
Sixteen people are arrested near the Afghan ministry of defence and suicide jackets seized, after the authorities foil an apparent suicide attack.
27.03.2012 07:00
Community sentences for offenders in England and Wales are to be changed to ensure they are "tough and credible", ministers will say later.
27.03.2012 06:48
French police obtain video footage filmed by Mohamed Merah, who killed seven people in Toulouse, after it is sent to the al-Jazeera TV station.
26.03.2012 22:34
A News Corporation company recruited a pay-TV "pirate" to post hacked details of a rival's secret codes online, BBC Panorama finds.
26.03.2012 17:08
Three men are convicted of the grievous bodily harm of a five-year-old girl who was injured and left paralysed when shots were fired into a south London shop.
Two British service personnel have been killed in southern Afghanistan by a gunman wearing an Afghan army uniform, the defence secretary says.
26.03.2012 16:52
Police search for a man after a Salford woman has acid thrown at her in a racist attack as she pushes her baby in a pram.
26.03.2012 16:28
China and the US agree to co-ordinate their response to a controversial North Korean rocket launch, the White House says, as Korean tensions rise.
26.03.2012 16:00
A student accused of driving around looters during the London riots says her mental health was poor because she had been raped days before.
26.03.2012 15:35
David Cameron publishes details of all donors he has had dinner with in his Downing Street flat amid a row over donations and access to ministers.
26.03.2012 15:16
Extra funding for research into dementia forms a central plank of the government's attempts to tackle the "national crisis" in care.
26.03.2012 13:59
Britain's biggest video game retailer, Game Group, goes into administration.
26.03.2012 13:27
Coutts bank is fined £8.75m by the Financial Services Authority for failing to take adequate measures to prevent money laundering.
26.03.2012 09:09
German Chancellor Angela Merkel tells the BBC it would be a huge political mistake if debt-stricken Greece was allowed to leave the euro.
17.03.2012 05:33
The US soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians, named as Staff Sgt Robert Bales, reportedly arrives at a maximum security prison in Kansas.
17.03.2012 03:05
The role of David Cameron's adviser on ministerial interests needs to be strengthened to ensure its independence, MPs say.
17.03.2012 02:59
The Archbishop of Canterbury says he chose to resign in December because, after 10 years in the role, it was now the "proper time" to review his options.
17.03.2012 02:58
Chancellor George Osborne is expected to reveal plans to scrap national pay rates in the public sector in the Budget on Wednesday.
17.03.2012 02:21
A family charity calls on the chancellor to avoid delivering what it calls a "break-up Budget".
17.03.2012 02:18
Invisible Children's co-founder is taken to hospital after being found by California police semi-naked and "acting bizarrely".
17.03.2012 02:08
A campaign to get babies sleeping on their backs to reduce cot death rates in the 1990s failed to get the message across to deprived communities, a study says.
17.03.2012 00:46
There were no traces of alcohol in the blood of the driver of the Belgian coach that crashed in Switzerland killing 28 people, an autopsy reveals.
16.03.2012 22:34
A US student who used a webcam to secretly film his room-mate in a gay encounter is found guilty of hate crime and invasion of privacy.
16.03.2012 21:17
Offenders who commit crimes fuelled by alcohol are to be monitored and breath-tested to ensure they stop drinking, under government plans.
14.03.2012 23:11
A Nato serviceman is injured in an incident involving a vehicle at the main UK base in Afghanistan, during a visit by US defence chief Leon Panetta.
14.03.2012 21:54
People in Belgium are in mourning following the death of 28 people, including 22 children, in a coach crash in Switzerland.
14.03.2012 21:48
England's chief schools inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw says progress on literacy has stalled and England is being overtaken by other leading nations.
14.03.2012 21:10
Former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck is arrested for a second time by police investigating phone hacking, in connection with suspected intimidation of a witness.
14.03.2012 21:05
Goldman Sachs' boss has refuted claims by a former employee that its environment is "toxic and destructive".
14.03.2012 19:44
David Cameron says he wants to review how extradition arrangements are working between the UK and US after raising the issue with President...
14.03.2012 18:26
The water authority responsible for poisoning a Cornish town's water supply was "gambling with as many as 20,000 lives", a coroner says.
14.03.2012 18:15
A man who failed to report the death of his father for nearly five months and claimed his benefit payments of £1,869 is jailed for three years.
14.03.2012 16:03
A union rejects a London Underground pay offer of £850 for engineering staff to work during the Olympic Games, due to "unacceptable conditions".
14.03.2012 14:46
UK unemployment has risen by 28,000 to 2.67 million, according to latest figures, which the government says show signs of "stabilising".
12.03.2012 15:08
Water companies across southern and eastern England are to impose hosepipe bans amid drought conditions, it is announced.
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