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The Law Society calls on the Welsh government for clarity the rights of a dead person's relatives if a new "opt out" organ donation law is introduced.

A series of deadly blasts strikes a number of Iraqi cities, killing at least 35 people and injuring 100 more, police say.

A Chinese fisherman is sentenced to 30 years in jail for stabbing a South Korean coast guard to death at sea last year.

Debenhams reports a slight rise in half-year profits, but says it remains cautious about the economic outlook for the rest of the year.

More press focus on Abu Qatada case

A woman whose home is standing in the way of a planned shopping development vows to stay put despite being offered a new house.

India has test fired a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile said to be capable of reaching as far as China or Europe.

Criticisms of Boris Johnson's key policy to tackle youth violence were removed from the official report into the scheme, leaked documents show.

A charity warns that possible changes to the free school meals system could end up discouraging poor families from working more.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says Syria has failed to comply with a peace plan obligation to pull forces from urban areas and urges more observers.

NHS money is being wasted by hospitals wrongly charging the health service for treating short-stay patients, a watchdog says.

Thousands of attempts have been made to hack into the computers of Britain's largest provider of abortion services, the BBC learns.

India says it has successfully launched a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile, able to carry a nuclear warhead as far as China.

One of Egypt's leading Islamic clerics is criticised after praying at the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem, despite Arab opposition to visiting Israel-controlled areas.

A 101-year-old runner has told the BBC that this Sunday’s London Marathon will be his last long distance race.

Justice Secretary Ken Clarke says an agreement reached at a conference in Brighton will make "a big difference" to the operation of the European Court of Human Rights.

Japan's exports rose in March, data shows, boosted by a jump in car shipments as the sector continues to recover from last year's natural disasters.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says Syria is failing to comply with its ceasefire obligations as gunfire is reported during a UN observer visit.

The home secretary tells MPs radical cleric Abu Qatada's deportation case has "no right" to be referred to the European Court of Human Rights.

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