'Advantage Ferguson'
Robbie Savage on Wednesday night's big match
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EU urges DNA tests of processed beef
The EU urges members to conduct random DNA tests on processed beef for three months, to tackle a widening scandal over mislabelled horsemeat.
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Arrests in Acapulco tourists' rape
Six Mexican men are arrested in connection with the rape of six Spanish women in the beach resort of Acapulco last week.
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VIDEO: Drivers trapped on Yorkshire hill
Dozens of drivers have been trapped by snow on high ground in East Yorkshire.
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Colombia soldiers die in rebel clash
Heavy fighting between the army and left-wing FARC rebels in the southern Colombian province of Caqueta leaves at least seven soldiers dead.
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Five killed in Ukraine plane crash
At least five people are killed as a Ukrainian plane carrying football fans attempts an emergency landing in the eastern city of Donetsk.
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UK welcomes EU-wide horsemeat tests
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson welcomes plans for EU-wide, random DNA tests on horsemeat to tackle the widening food scandal.
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UN Syria team meets rebel leader
A member of the UN special envoy's team in Syria carries out the first field visit for several months, meeting a rebel leader, Christian and civil leaders.
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Real Madrid 1-1 Man Utd
Danny Welbeck's away goal earns Manchester United a draw against Real Madrid in the Champions League.
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Act early on fragile states - Labour
Early intervention to tackle the threat of extremism can help prevent subsequent military deployments, shadow defence secretary Jim Murphy will say.
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Obama takes message on the road
US President Obama visits three US states to rally support for proposals laid out in his State of the Union speech, including a minimum wage rise.
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VIDEO: Magazine defends Kate bikini photos
The editor of Italian magazine Chi has defended using photos of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge in a bikini on holiday, saying they are "photos of a young couple in love.''
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London to host Paralympic event
The Olympic Stadium will host a day of para-athletics in July as part of the three-day London Anniversary Games.
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EU and US launch free-trade talks
The European Union and the US will begin formal talks on a free-trade agreement, paving the way for the biggest trade deal in history.
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Apple loses iPhone ruling in Brazil
Brazil's trademark office rules that Apple does not have exclusive rights to the iPhone name, but the US tech giant is already appealing the decision.
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Ex-NoW staff bailed in hacking probe
Five of the six ex-News of the World journalists arrested earlier by police investigating phone hacking are bailed.
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Nadal doctor urges gentle return
Rafael Nadal's doctor warns the Spaniard against playing too much tennis after recovering from a serious knee injury.
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VIDEO: Fishmonger told shop too smoky
A fishmonger from north London who has been smoking fish for decades has been told his business is too smoky.
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Thomson Reuters to cut 2,500 jobs
Financial news and data provider Thomson Reuters says it is to cut 2,500 jobs, or 4% of its workforce, as it reports sluggish sales growth.
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Scanners ruled out for jail searches
Electronic scanners like those used in airports will not replace full body searching in prisons in Northern Ireland after they failed to detect nearly half of all test items during a pilot scheme.
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