Man in court for PCs murder trial
A man accused of murdering two police officers in Greater Manchester appears in court at the start of his trial.
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SA farm workers get 52% pay rise
South Africa increases the basic daily wage of farm workers by 52% following a violent strike in the wine-producing Western Cape region.
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Why do Britons settle in the West Bank?
Why do some British Jews settle in Israel's occupied territories?
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Afghan peace deal 'in six months'
The leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan, in talks in the UK, agree to work towards a peace deal for Afghanistan in six months.
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Archbishop faces 'impossible job'
Robert Pigott assesses the new archbishop's challenges
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Arctic oil spill plan 'useless'
Environmental campaigners say that a draft plan to respond to an oil spill in the Arctic ocean is inadequate and vague.
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AUDIO: Police chief wants more diversity
Chief Superintendent Dal Babu told 5 live that the need for more black and Asian officers hadn't been addressed.
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VIDEO: Car park skeleton is Richard III
A skeleton found beneath a Leicester car park has been confirmed as that of English king Richard III.
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HMRC launches Rangers tax appeal
HM Revenue and Customs lodges an appeal against a tax tribunal ruling in favour of Rangers' use of Employee Benefit Trusts.
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Footballer 'OK' after violence
Footballer Danny Simpson insists he is "OK" after video emerges showing him apparently unconscious in the street.
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New bomb attack in Iraq kills 19
At least 19 people are killed in a suicide bomb attack in central Iraq aimed at pro-government militia, officials say.
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A different breed
BBC Radio 5 live's Mark Pougatch hosts a horse racing special, looking at the achievements of 17-times champion jockey AP McCoy
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VIDEO: Inquiry call over dead children IDs
Detectives are investigating a claim that police working undercover used the identities of dead children to infiltrate groups of political activists.
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VIDEO: Malala: 'I am getting better'
Pakistani schoolgirl activist Malala Yousafzai has launched a fund to help girls in Pakistan receive an education, and says she is "getting better, day by day''.
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Postman's murder 'can be solved'
A former detective who helped investigate a postman's murder 10 years ago believes the case can still be solved, with some local people knowing the killer's identity.
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Farmland search over 2003 murder
Detectives are searching farmland in connection with the murder of a Nottinghamshire jeweller.
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Hamilton unveils new Mercedes F1
Lewis Hamilton unveils the new Mercedes car that will carry his hopes in Formula 1 this season.
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Film trailers premiere at Super Bowl
Trailers for several forthcoming blockbuster movies, including the Star Trek and Iron Man sequels, premiere during the Super Bowl.
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Lotto couple set up charity trust
Britain's biggest ever lottery winners set up a £5m charitable trust with the aim of improving quality of life in Scotland.
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Google searches 'expose racial bias'
Searches for names typically associated with black people are more likely to offer ads relating to criminal records, a study finds.
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