Child abuse images 'top web concern'
Images of child sexual abuse are of more concern to internet users in Britain than any other illegal or potentially harmful content, a survey suggests.
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When Peter Pan met Alice in Wonderland
What happened when Peter Pan met Alice in Wonderland
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Fall in permanent job placements
The number of new permanent jobs in Scotland has fallen for the first time in six months, according to a leading study.
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Where could broadcasting go now?
What is the next innovation TV has been waiting for?
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Deepest ocean 'teems with microbes'
The deepest place in the ocean - the Mariana Trench, in the Pacific Ocean - is teeming with microscopic organisms, scientists find.
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CO2 rules 'will save drivers cash'
A new study claims that EU proposals to reduce CO2 will increase the cost of cars, but save much more on petrol.
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In pictures: India's Parsis
India's ancient Parsi community, on show in Mumbai
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Rock-star Obama and sceptical Israel
Mark Mardell looks at President Obama's first visit to Israel
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Rain forces draw in England-NZ Test
The second Test between England and New Zealand in Wellington is drawn after the final day is washed out by rain.
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Iraq: The spies who fooled the world
The spies who misled the world over Iraq's weapons
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Doctor Who script 'locked away'
Doctor Who boss Steven Moffat admits he is taking special care to protect the secrets of the programme's 50th anniversary story in November.
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The dark side of silence
Everybody wants a little peace and quiet. But the battle to get others to keep the noise down can have unfortunate consequences.
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VIDEO: What if everyone had a car?
What if everyone in the world had a car?
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VIDEO: Culture shock for Amazon chief's son in NYC
Amazon chief's son swaps rainforest for concrete jungle
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Lima mayor 'survives recall vote'
Susana Villaran, the first woman mayor of Peru's capital Lima, narrowly survives a vote to depose her from office, exit polls suggest.
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Tackling and the point of no return
Robbie Savage on Callum McManaman's bad tackle and Wigan's risky playing style
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Superb Nadal wins in Indian Wells
Rafael Nadal caps a stunning return from injury with victory over Juan Martin del Potro at Indian Wells.
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FA launches £1.2m defibrillator fund
Defibrillators are made available to non-league and Women's Super League clubs, a year after Fabrice Muamba's collapse.
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Cyprus President Tries To Calm Public After Anger Over Bailout Deal
President Nicos Anastassiades went on television to say he was working to amend parts of the bailout deal struck with negotiators from eurozone countries and the IMF. The deal would levy taxes on all bank deposits, the first time the eurozone has dipped into people's savings to pay for a bailout.
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Last BBC news bulletin at TV Centre
The last BBC TV network news bulletin from Television Centre in west London has been broadcast.
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