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The company behind the "Yes Scotland" campaign to win independence has been forced to make changes to its website, just days after being launched.

People in the Republic of Ireland vote in the eurozone's only referendum on the EU fiscal pact, which limits budget deficits.

Observers from the UN confirm the discovery of 13 bodies of men bound and shot in Syria as concern over civilian suffering continues.

West Indies' injured pace bowler Kemar Roach is replaced on the tour of England by rookie spinner and IPL winner Sunil Narine.

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Scientists have sequenced the tomato genome and say it will yield tastier fruit as a result.

Injured Afghanistan war veteran Ricky Furgusson carried the Olympic flame through Broseley on day 12 of the torch relay from Chester to Stoke-on-Trent.

The Welsh government is to press ahead with its policy of fire sprinkers in all new homes from 2013 - despite being told that it is not cost effective.

A former finance director at the Royal Academy of Music is sentenced to 20 months in prison after admitting she defrauded the institution of £236,000.

A Nottingham detective is convicted of raping a woman in her home after forcing his way in.

The social network and credit card company challenge existing firms offering location-based discounts in the UK.

US President Barack Obama has caused an outcry in Poland after referring to a Nazi death camp as "Polish".

Why a eurozone banking union is messy for Britain

A US teenager who was sentenced for a crime he did not commit has been exonorated after his alleged victim admitted she lied.

Carnlough's Brendan Rodgers has agreed a deal to become the new manager of Liverpool Football Club.

The European Central Bank says that none of the eight countries that are supposed to join the euro are ready yet.

Plans which could have allowed some gamekeepers in England to capture buzzards and destroy their nests to stop them eating pheasants are abandoned.

Two senior fire officers are acquitted of the manslaughter of four colleagues who died in a blaze in Warwickshire in 2007.

Leyton Orient chairman Barry Hearn is interested in bidding for the Olympic Stadium as a ground share with West Ham United.

A Conservative assembly member may have lived longer but for a five month delay in his colon cancer diagnosis, an inquest hears.