Power plant turns off after 43 years
Oxfordshire's Didcot A Power Station is to be turned off later after 43 years of service.
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US drills 'did not cause illnesses'
A US agency says it found no proof that years of army drills on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques caused higher levels of illness.
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Photographer honoured with stamp
One of the most acclaimed photographers of the 20th Century is being honoured with a stamp years after she left a box of her work to a neighbour.
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Canadian had knife in back for years
Doctors in Canada remove a knife from an unwitting man's back more than three years after he was stabbed in a fight.
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Brazil doctors back abortion reform
As the Senate in Brazil debates reform of abortion laws, the body that regulates medical practice backs the legalisation of abortion on request.
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Why hospitals are more complicated than schools
Nick Triggle on why hospitals are more complicated than schools
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Goodbye to the 'dream factory'
BBC Television Centre is closing, but how will it be remembered?
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Scrubbing Up: Has the NHS got its priorities wrong?
Top doctor's prescription for fixing the health service
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Why does Game of Thrones inspire such devotion among fans?
US TV show Game of Thrones has a cult following. But the behaviour of fans is almost as intriguing as the action on screen.
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Why bacn is taking over from spam
Why your inbox is under siege from a new threat - bacn
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Wasp spiders' move north explained
Temperature tolerance is key to the spread of wasp spiders into northern Europe, according to scientists.
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Quiz of the week's news
The Magazine's weekly quiz of the news, 7 days 7 questions.
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Japan: The worst developed country for mothers?
Is Japan the worst country in the developed world to be a mother?
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VIDEO: Could a folding car solve parking problems?
Theo Leggett looks at high-tech solutions to traffic problems, including a car that folds itself to fit in a smaller space.
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VIDEO: Flooding hits towns in Cornwall
Footage filmed in Newlyn shows the extent of flooding in towns in west Cornwall on Thursday.
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Final call for the phone box?
Can technology save the phone box from extinction?
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Rose eclipses Woods in Florida
Justin Rose takes a two-shot lead on day one of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, as Tiger Woods shoots a three-under 69.
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Warning over 'struggling GP system'
Patients in England do not feel safe relying on GP out-of-hours care and are struggling to get access to doctors during normal hours, a leading patient group is warning.
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NHS remote monitoring 'costs more'
Remotely monitoring patients with long-term conditions is not more cost effective than usual care, a large UK trial suggests.
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Music college loses border licence
A music college whose former pupils include performers Leona Lewis and Goldie has its licence revoked by the UK Border Agency.
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