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A Chinese security ministry official has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the United States, Hong Kong media reports say.

French police are searching for a Canadian porn actor wanted over the murder and dismemberment of a man in Montreal.

Dragons' Den panellist Hilary Devey is quitting after just two series to work on a Channel 4 show.

A Humberside Police officer is commended by a judge for his bravery after tackling a teenage woman armed with an air pistol.

Ai Weiwei's hopes to visit London to see 2012 pavilion

The last farms under sheep movement controls after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster finally have them lifted after 26 years.

At least four aid organisations are banned from working in the deeply impoverished eastern region of Sudan, sources tell the BBC.

Heat director Michael Mann will lead the jury at this year's Venice Film Festival, organisers announce.

Some Revenue and Customs workers, including tax advisers, have voted in favour of a strike in a dispute over job cuts and privatisation.

Three men are jailed for tricking a Norfolk businessman and Christian philanthropist out of £12m.

When should doctors resuscitate loved ones?

Final preparations for Diamond Jubilee celebrations

Fourteen people are jailed and detained for their parts in the petrol bombing of a Nottingham police station during last summer's riots.

Martin Lewis has told BBC Radio 5 live about the sale of his website moneysavingexpert.com for £87 million.

Danny Welbeck's first international goal is enough to beat a bright Belgium as England seal a winning send-off to Euro 2012.

Stock markets fall following news that the US economy added considerably fewer jobs than had been expected in May.

The UN Human Rights Council calls for an investigation into the killing of more than 100 civilians at Houla, and condemns Syria for the massacre.

Police investigating the murder of Michaela McAreavey in Mauritius failed to take statements from potential key witnesses, a court is told.