Italy's mixed feelings about Fascism
Fascist leader continues to stalk Italy's politics
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Zimbabwe 'had $217 in account'
Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Tendai Biti says that the country only had $217 (£138) left in its public account last week after paying civil servants.
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VIDEO: Father recalls axe attack on home
The father of a boy who was threatened with an axe when robbers burst into his family home has been speaking about the attack.
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GPS watch to help fight against rape
The Indian government is working on a GPS-enabled watch that it hopes will help protect potential victims of rape.
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Day in pictures: 30 January 2013
Twenty four hours of news photos: 30 January
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Men jailed over £90m cocaine plot
Two men are jailed after £90m worth of cocaine was found hidden on a yacht off the Isle of Wight.
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VIDEO: House of Commons
David Cameron rejects Labour's claim that the UK economy is flat-lining.
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Scots Indy question change backed
The Scottish government agrees to change the wording of its proposed independence referendum question, after concern it may lead people to vote 'Yes'.
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In Pictures: Light Show
Shape shifting shadow and pulsating columns
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French 'enter Mali rebel town'
French forces say they have entered Kidal in northern Mali, the last major town they have yet to secure in their drive against Islamist militants.
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NI most expensive for petrol: OFT
The Office of Fair Trading confirms Northern Ireland's position as the most expensive part of the UK for petrol and diesel.
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Coalition relations 'like Boxing Day'
Eric Pickles describes the aftermath of Tuesday's vote on plans to redraw MP boundaries, which split Tories and Lib Dems, as "like Boxing Day".
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Welsh speaking areas declining
There has been a fall in the number of places where over half the population can speak Welsh, the latest figures from the 2011 census show.
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Overseas officers 'can run police'
Foreign police chiefs will be able to run forces in England and Wales and new starters will be able to join at senior levels, in a planned recruitment overhaul.
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VIDEO: 'Wrong turn' causes Zambezi rescue
Triple Jumper Phillips Idowu and comedian Dara O Briain took a wrong turn during day two of the Zambezi River challenge for Comic Relief.
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AUDIO: Blackberry pins hopes on new BB10
After a year in which it lost its grip on the business smartphone market, Blackberry seeks to bounce back with the BB10
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Spanish economic decline worsens
Spain's economic downturn worsened in the last three months of 2012, official data indicates, while across the eurozone retail sales continued to fall.
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Mortgage approvals pick up again
The number of mortgages agreed by lenders for home buyers has risen for the fifth month in a row, figures from the Bank of England show.
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Man remanded in tandem crash case
A man appears in court charged with causing the deaths of a married couple who were knocked off their tandem bicycle near Bristol.
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What do bobbies learn on the beat?
Every police chief in Britain started out as a humble beat officer. Is it time to scrap what some see as an outdated tradition?
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