Facebook search limited for teens
Facebook says it has taken steps to prevent the identities of 13 to 17-year-olds being revealed to adults using its new search facility.
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New head of Vatican bank appointed
Outgoing Pope Benedict XVI selects German lawyer Ernst von Freyberg to head the Vatican's embattled bank as one of his last major appointments.
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Nigerian singer 'Goldie' dies
Nigerian pop singer Susan Oluwabimpe Harvey, popularly known as "Goldie", dies after a sudden illness in Lagos, her manager says.
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Celtic seek Juve 'clarification'
Celtic will seek guidance from Uefa over Juventus' marking in the two clubs' Champions League meeting.
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MPs want to hear gagged NHS boss
MPs want to stop a Lincolnshire NHS trust taking action against an ex-chief executive for breaking his gagging order.
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Child murderer killed in prison
Two prison inmates are in police custody after a man who was jailed for murdering a two-year-old girl dies in prison.
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Actor Le Vell on child rape charge
Coronation Street actor Michael Le Vell is charged with 19 sex offences, including one of child rape, after prosecutors review allegations made in 2011.
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Pistorius weeps at murder charge
South African Olympic and Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius breaks down in court as he is charged with murdering his girlfriend at his home near Pretoria.
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VIDEO: UK shops hit back over horsemeat
Tesco and several other UK food retailers have issued a public letter hitting back at accusations they have "remained silent" over the horsemeat scandal.
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Men jailed over paint row killing
Two men are jailed for killing an East Lothian delivery driver after he went to the aid of a takeaway owner following a row over wet paint.
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Man bailed in music school inquiry
A man arrested by police investigating allegations of historical sex abuse at Chetham's School of Music in Manchester is bailed.
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In pictures: World Press Photo awards
Syria dominates World Press Photo awards
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Day in pictures: 15 February 2013
News photos over 24 hours: 15 February
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Afghan talks: 'The ball is now in the Taliban court'
Lyse Doucet on the chances of a negotiated peace deal
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Broad hails England team display
Stuart Broad calls England's 10-wicket Twenty20 win over New Zealand "probably the most powerful I've been involved with."
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Chubby Checker sues over penis app
Chubby Checker sues tech firm HP over an app - named after the rock'n'roll singer - that claimed to guess a man's penis size.
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Blue Peter honours Apple's Jony Ive
The BBC's Blue Peter programme honours Apple's design chief, Sir Jonathan Ive, with its iconic gold badge for being an "inspiration to children".
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EU Commission probed over lobbyists
The European Ombudsman probes the European Commission's links with lobbyists amid concern about alleged conflicts of interest.
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F1 teams 'are in survival mode'
More than half of the teams in Formula 1 have serious financial problems, according to McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh.
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Hanningfield wins damages action
Disgraced peer Lord Hanningfield wins £3,500 damages after suing Essex Police for unlawful arrest.
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