Pair in court over constable death
Two men in their 20s appear in court in Londonderry charged over the death of a policewoman.
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Day in pictures: 11 February 2013
Twenty four hours of news photos: 11 February
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Russia coal mine blast kills 18
An underground explosion in a coal mine in northern Russia has killed 18 miners, officials say.
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BBC staff to strike over cuts
BBC journalists are to stage a one-day strike on Monday February 18 in an ongoing row over job cuts.
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Training to curb cycling problems
Cyclists in Cardiff are to be offered training following complaints about irresponsible riding.
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Barclays misled shareholders in 2008
Barclays bank misled shareholders and the public about one of the biggest investments in the bank's history, a BBC investigation finds.
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Cleaning starts on Moore's Lords art
A Henry Moore sculpture opposite the House of Lords is to be restored over an eight-week period beginning on 16 February.
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How often does food fraud happen?
Amid a wave of food fraud, from beef burgers that actually contain horsemeat to fake olive oil, how can we be sure of what's in what we eat?
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Toilet break causes trains delays
Network Rail apologises after a signalman gets stuck in a toilet, causing train delays.
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In pictures: Bafta Film Awards 2013
A look at the winners and attendees
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Iran opposition leader's family held
Two daughters of Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi have been arrested after security forces raided their homes in the capital, Tehran.
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Apple on update issue - no comment
Is there a problem with Apple’s iPhone update, asks Rory Cellan-Jones
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Huhne badgered Pryce, says daughter
Chris Huhne constantly badgered his ex-wife Vicky Pryce to take his speeding points, their daughter Georgia Beesley tells a jury.
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Tunisia party 'in government U-turn'
The party of Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki reverses its decision to withdraw from the Islamist-led government, an official says.
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Beef products 'pose no health risk'
All processed beef products are safe to eat but there is likely to be more unwelcome news of contamination in the ongoing horsemeat scandal, the government says.
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4G to affect TV signal for 2m homes
A campaign has been launched to help the UK homes which will experience television interference when 4G services roll out.
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Man admits killing boy in 1990
A man denies the murder of a Sunderland teenager in 1990 but admits he was responsible for the death, a court hears.
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In pictures: Pope Benedict XVI's life
Looking back at the career of Pope Benedict XVI
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'Space marine' row book back on sale
An e-book removed from Amazon because of a trademark claim on the term "space marine" has been put back on sale.
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Pupil cookery lessons obesity call
One of Wales' most prominent food critics calls for more emphasis to be placed on teaching cooking in schools in Wales.
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