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A group of men and boys are found guilty over a firebomb attack on a Nottingham police station during riots last August.
Colombia's Farc rebels release French journalist Romeo Langlois, who was abducted during an ambush last month.
The preview programme of Londonderry's year as UK City of Culture is revealed.
At least 10 Islamist militants have been killed in the southern Yemeni province of Abyan, officials say, as the army continues its advance on Jaar.
An MPs' report on body image has advocated the use of "weight-neutral language". So should we stop calling people "overweight"?
Pope Benedict XVI breaks his silence on the Vatican leaks scandal, criticising "exaggerated" reporting of the Holy See.
Rio de Janeiro's rubbish dump closing
Transport Secretary Justine Greening says she will consider legislation to force petrol retailers to pass on cuts in the wholesale price of fuel.
Frank Lampard is ruled out of England's Euro 2012 campaign with a thigh injury and is set to be replaced by Liverpool's Jordan Henderson.
The two sons of deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak are to go on trial on suspicion of insider trading, Egypt's prosecutor general says.
Nat Fraser is found guilty for a second time of murdering his estranged wife Arlene, who disappeared in 1998.
How much do you know about some of the world's extinct, dying or less-spoken languages?
Three Polish women are given suspended prison sentences at Belfast Magistrates Court for brothel keeping and having criminal property.
The European Commission suggests that banks should be bailed out directly, and proposes a eurozone-wide banking union and deposit protection scheme.
Business Secretary Vince Cable has said "veiled threats" were made against the Liberal Democrats when he was assessing News Corporation's 2010 bid for BSkyB.
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Four Britons remain in custody in Bali over a £1.6m cocaine haul amid claims that they may face the death penalty.
Usain Bolt dismisses suggestions ex-Olympic champion Justin Gatlin will be the biggest challenger for his 100m crown at London 2012.
Usain Bolt storms to victory in 9.76 seconds in the Rome Diamond League meeting, ahead of Asafa Powell.
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez will hold talks with chairman Dave Whelan on Wednesday as he seeks to clarify his future.
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