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A metal detecting enthusiast finds what is believed to be the only intact Roman lantern made out of

A £22m JCB-sponsored academy school, specialising in business and engineering diplomas, opens in

Tube bosses will hold talks with two unions at the conciliation service Acas later to avert strikes

Police link a suspected arson attack with two others at Northumberland farms within the last 24

Council workers and local residents hold a rally outside Bolton Town Hall to protest against the

At least 2,000 police officers were subject to three or more complaints by members of the public in

Sightings of a new invasive species of crayfish prompt concerns by ecologists over its potential

Are extradition laws too draconian?

Holloway Prison is "extremely difficult to run safely", with about 60% of inmates feeling unsafe at

School lunches can tempt fussy eaters to try new foods, a survey carried out in England for the

Sailor Ellen MacArthur bids to promote sustainabilty

Community service has been described as a 'holiday camp' after criminals were filmed sitting

The three Pakistan cricketers facing spot-fixing claims could play against England in limited-over

A body is found in a search for a North Yorkshire fisherman missing in the Lake District.

The importance of Fairtrade to Kraft and Cadbury

A family are forced out of their home after building workers damage a pipe and cause raw sewage to

A light aircraft with two people on board travelling from Germany to Norfolk plunges into the North

A billy goat is put to sleep after his horns are ripped out during an attack on a Greater

A nine-year-old boy from West Yorkshire is preparing to take part in the Subbuteo World

The cause of an explosion which killed a 19-year-old hairdresser in her car remains a mystery, an

Designer clothes and sports cars which once belonged to a drug dealer have been sold at an auction

Some half marathon runners in Cornwall say they are withdrawing from the annual Truro half marathon

Two rare paintings found in an attic in Surrey that were to be thrown away could fetch up to

The hidden world of an MoD worker who died after bomb trials

Kevin Pietersen apologises for the outburst which followed his omission from England's

Staff and officers with Kent Police are told up to 1,500 jobs could be lost as a result of spending

Tottenham's Peter Crouch pulls out of England's squad for the Euro 2012 qualifiers against Bulgaria

Armed robbers were caught on CCTV raiding a cash-and-carry store in Croydon, south London.

Pakistan's one-day cricket captain Shahid Afridi joined Luton fund-raisers for an evening which

A man who lost 12 stone after a gastric bypass has to be fed by tube because his body cannot cope

Airline compensation claims scuppered

Banger racers raised £3,000 for the Devon Air Ambulance Appeal.

Anthrax is found in the body of a 29-year-old Leicestershire drug user who died after taking

Readers' pictures of the Notting Hill Carnival

The creation of an "artificial cow" that kills deadly tsetse flies in Africa has been named as one

The cyber-terrorists who outed cat bin lady

The organisers of Bristol International Kite Festival are holding a launch event on the city's

President Obama urges Mid-East leaders not to let the chance of a peace deal slip away, ahead of a

The Spanish clothing retailer Zara is opening its new online store on Thursday in five European

The BBC News website's Martin Asser looks at the issue of Palestinian refugees, one of the main

The grandfather of one of the teenagers who died when a car plunged into a Ceredigion lake says his

376 police officers in Northern Ireland have been the subject of three or more allegations from

Children as young as 11 are being targeted by drug dealers in the Colin area of west Belfast, a

Three men arrested in connection with alleged indecent assaults in Guernsey are released on bail.

The BBC's Martin Asser looks at issues still dividing Arabs and Israelis.

One of four key independent lawmakers endorses Australian PM Julia Gillard, leaving her just two

Olympic medallist James Cracknell is expected home later this week, after fracturing his skull in a

A metal detecting enthusiast finds what is believed to be the only intact Roman lantern made out of

Figures obtained by the BBC suggest that in one in nine Scottish primary schools at least 60% of

Three days of mourning begins in Pakistan after bomb attacks on a Shia Muslim procession in Lahore

Photos of how Ghanaians traditionally make shea butter - popular worldwide for use in cosmetics.

A £22m JCB-sponsored academy school, specialising in business and engineering diplomas, opens in

Police in East Yorkshire have begun a murder investigation after a woman dies following an alleged

The 67th Venice Film Festival has opened with the premiere of three films, including the thriller

Fire rips through two yachts in a Cornwall boatyard, but no-one is injured.

A mail bag stolen from a postal worker's bike is later found empty in a van stopped on the A25 in

A leading authority on local government predicts mass school closures as councils try to cope with

Tube bosses will hold talks with two unions at the conciliation service Acas later to avert strikes

DSG International, which owns Currys and PC World, reports a 3% rise in sales, boosted by demand

Relatives of the 33 men trapped in a collapsed mine in Chile describe the wait for their loved ones

Firefighters put out a blaze in a hopper containing 12 tonnes of grain on a farm in

A look at what's making the headlines in Thursday's morning newspapers.

A 10-year-old girl is treated in hospital after being bitten in the face by a dog while playing in

Police link a suspected arson attack with two others at Northumberland farms within the last 24

Council workers and local residents hold a rally outside Bolton Town Hall to protest against the

One in five elderly people with broken hips do not get surgery quickly enough, a survey shows.

A man is due to appear in court charged with the murder of a 48-year old Leeds man.

The stories making the headlines in Scotland's newspapers.

South Africa's prolonged public sector strike is set to continue after the main trade union

Officials at an RSPB bird reserve hope diggers can help to refill a drained lagoon that should be a

A rare male pygmy hippopotamus born in a Polish zoo two weeks ago has appeared in public for the

Chilean miners trapped underground receive their first hot meal in 26 days, as Nasa experts arrive

President Obama has urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders to "walk the path of peace" when they

President Obama has urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders to "walk the path of peace" when they

US President Barack Obama has urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders not to let the chance of a

Police shoot dead a gunman who took three hostages at the Discovery Communications HQ near

Physicists explain one of football's most spectacular free-kicks, showing that Roberto Carlos's

People who do puzzles and crosswords may stave off dementia longer but experience a more rapid

Four of the "big six" UK energy suppliers are to be investigated amid concerns of mis-selling to

Police investigate a distraction burglary at a house in Hillsborough occupied by two women in their

As North Korea's leaders prepare to hold a rare party congress, the BBC's John Sudworth looks at

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg warns Pakistan will need aid for years to come during a visit to

Brits would never put up with the average American's nine days of paid holiday per year, explains

Photos of the ceremony in Kenya where the president signed the new constitution into law.

Perry McCarthy, the original Stig, speaks to BBC Breakfast about what it is like to keep your

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One in five elderly people with broken hips do not get surgery quickly enough, a survey shows.

Cavers Tim Allen and Hugh St Lawrence give BBC News a glimpse of the cramped conditions as they try

One of William Hague's special advisers has resigned over "untrue and malicious" rumours made

The BBC has lost a legal fight to stop publication of a book which reveals the identity of Top

A nine-year-old boy from West Yorkshire is preparing to take part in the Subbuteo World

The first of 32 academies in England established under new legislation from the coalition

A 17 year old from Lincolnshire has become the world's youngest airline boss

James May mischievously reveals to Richard Bacon that he also held the position of The Stig for

Nick Clegg has said Pakistan will need aid for years to come following the worst floods in decades,

Monsters and aliens from the Doctor Who TV series invaded Nottingham's Old Market Square on

Figures reveal stark geographical divisions in the toll alcohol takes on health in England.

A man who lost 12 stone after a gastric bypass has to be fed by tube because his body cannot cope

Thirty-two schools in England have been given academy status in time for the start of the new

The government is creating cash incentives for people who generate their own power.

Plans to make it easier for English local authorities to abolish outdated by-laws and create new

Aerial shots show the disarray on the Norwegian cargo ship from which 60 tonnes of timber was swept

A unit of medics who volunteered for service in Afghanistan has been presented with campaign medals

The Deputy Prime Minster Nick Clegg has praised the work of British troops in a surprise visit to

'The Bill' - Britain's longest-running police TV series - screeches to a halt on Tuesday night.

A new survey is asking for your nominations for the best and worst rivers in England and Wales.

Could the privatisation of the Port of Dover mean it could end up in French hands?

Toll roads are not the economical answer to traffic problems, according to a new report.

Relatives describe the wait for rescue

Tony Blair's memoirs have been published. We will be updating this page showing some of the key

Tony Blair has described his relationship with Gordon Brown as "very, very difficult, and also

Your snaps of the Notting Hill Carnival

Your views about spot-fixing claims

Your stories about the health helpline

The Pope will visit the UK. Has weekly church attendance fallen?

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