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BBCVIDEO: Students clash with police in ChileStudents protesting for free quality education have clashed with police in Santiago, Chile.
US air screeners 'ran drug ring'Four current and former security screeners at Los Angeles international airport are arrested and charged with drug-trafficking and bribery.
Population and consumption 'key'Over-consumption in rich countries and rapid population growth in the poorest both need to be tackled to put humanity on a sustainable path, a report says.
Private schools 'show ethnic mix'One in four pupils at independent schools in the UK is from a minority ethnic background and 5% are from overseas, Independent Schools Council data suggests.
Police watchdog seeks new powersThe police watchdog for England and Wales wants new powers to force officers to attend interviews if they witness a fatal shooting by a colleague.
'No evidence' of harm by mobilesThere is still no evidence mobile phones harm human health, says a major safety review for the UK's Health Protection Agency.
'Widen pharmacy pill access' callThe contraceptive pill should be available at pharmacies without a GP prescription, including to some under-16s, an NHS report says.
Dundee top for student experienceA survey says students at Dundee University have the best experience of university life in the UK.
Olympic finale at the BarrowlandsA large-scale community dance project will be staged at Glasgow's Barrowlands ballroom as the finale to the London 2012 cultural programme.
The eurozone crisis as soap operaThe plot of the eurozone crisis thickened this week, with several storylines active at once - what kind of drama is it?
Poll finds 'economic unfairness'A BBC World Service poll finds has found a growing number of people believe economic benefits and burdens are not fairly shared.
Couples face child benefit quizNew child benefit rules mean some high earners and their partners will be expected to disclose their finances to each other from next January, the BBC learns.
The capital of the forgetfulWith an ageing population, a wave of dementia is approaching. Caring for those afflicted isn't easy, writes Louis Theroux.
O2 launches mobile wallet serviceO2 unveils an app that allows users to transfer up to £500 via text message and speed up purchases from online retailers.
Mourinho wants Chelsea final winReal Madrid coach Jose Mourinho wants Chelsea to beat Bayern Munich in the Champions League final after his side lost to the German club on penalties.
US charges over 'China arms plot'US prosecutors charge two Taiwanese nationals with attempting to export US military technology - for the alleged benefit of the Chinese government.
Confidence 'at nine-month high'UK consumer confidence hit a nine-month high in March, the Nationwide Building Society says, but is still well below its long-term average.
Appeal for blood before OlympicsAs part of the contingency planning for the Olympics and Paralympics, the NHS is appealing for blood donors in the run-up to the start of the Games.
Di Matteo tops Chelsea candidatesCaretaker boss Roberto di Matteo is the leading contender to become the next Chelsea manager on a permanent basis.
VIDEO: Health Explained: A unit of bloodThe journey of a unit of blood from donor to patient, via the blood processing centre at Filton.
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