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BBCPeacocks to cut further 147 jobsThe new owner of Peacocks plans 147 job cuts at three distribution centres in south Wales, saying the proposal as a "legacy" of the retailer's administration.
Relief at demand for Spanish debtSpain's borrowing costs rise for 10-year bonds at a debt auction on Thursday, but it manages to sell all of the bonds on offer.
Labour fail to block 'granny tax'Labour fail in their Commons attempt to block government plans to freeze age-related tax allowances for pensioners - the so-called "granny tax".
VIDEO: Driver survives drag race explosionDrag racer Matt Hagan has escaped unharmed after his car exploded and burst into flames in Charlotte, North Carolina on Sunday.
How will Olympic torch stay lit?How will the Olympic torch survive a British summer?
Three bailed in Ding murder probeThree people are released on bail after being questioned by police investigating the murders of a family of four in Northamptonshire.
VIDEO: EL James on erotica book boomBritish writer EL James tells Newsnight she is "completely stunned" by the popular reaction to these books.
Men At Work flautist 'found dead'Men At Work flautist Greg Ham has been found dead at his Melbourne home, according to Australian reports.
Police arrest Sun's royal editorThe Sun's royal editor has been arrested by detectives investigating alleged illegal payments to police and public officials, the BBC learns.
VIDEO: Jubilee barge arrives at River ThamesOne of the highlights of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee weekend in June is the pageant of boats that will sail down the Thames.
Do you want the good news or the bad news?GB hockey players can choose email, text, phone or face-to-face to find out if they have made the Olympics
Positive reviews for Corden playThe opening of the National Theatre's production of One Man, Two Guvnors on Broadway is met with largely positive reviews.
AUDIO: My Tourette's tics are really funnyJess Thom describes her online campaign to celebrate the humour and creativity of Tourette's Syndrome.
EU 'to ease most Burma sanctions'European Union diplomats are reported to have reached a preliminary deal to suspend most sanctions against Burma for a year.
Tymoshenko on trial again for taxImprisoned former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko refuses to attend a new trial for tax evasion, citing problems with her health.
Work experience fair access callThe quality of work experience is strongly linked to future career paths - but needs to rely on more than well-connected parents, says a report from heads and employers.
France's far right and far leftGavin Hewitt on who is pulling the big crowds before presidential vote
Prison officers injured in fightThree prison officers are treated in hospital after being attacked inside Maghaberry Jail in County Antrim.
Breivik 'hoped to kill hundreds'Anders Behring Breivik aimed to kill hundreds of people with his gun and bomb attacks, he tells day four of his murder trial in Oslo.
Salmond 'withheld' wind farm newsFirst Minister Alex Salmond has been accused of withholding news that a major wind farm project in Scotland had been scrapped.
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