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BBCClock change 'hits teens' sleep'Teenagers get only six hours of sleep during the week after the clocks change, say researchers at the University of Surrey.
Spain king sorry for hunting tripKing Juan Carlos apologises to the Spanish people for going on a hunting trip in Africa while his country was in economic crisis.
Labour bid to block 50p cut failsThe government defeats Labour's bid to stop the 50p tax rate being reduced in a Commons vote, following clashes between David Cameron and Ed Miliband.
Family 'kept homeless in squalor'Seven people from one traveller family abused and beat vulnerable men who were kept in captivity and made to work without pay, a court hears.
Parking fines to increase by 50%The penalty for illegal street parking in Northern Ireland is set to increase from £60 to £90.
VIDEO: House of CommonsPrime Minister David Cameron acknowledged that it had been a "tough month" for him as opposition leader Ed Miliband branded the Budget an "omni-shambles".
Yahoo axes products in shake-upYahoo's new chief executive says about 50 products will be shut down or "transitioned" as part of his turnaround plan.
Expelled MSP makes smear claimsAn MSP thrown out of the SNP amid domestic abuse allegations has claimed an "orchestrated smear campaign" is being conducted against him.
Leader in billion-euro space bidA proposal to study Jupiter's icy moons - known as Juice - is now the front runner in the competition to select Europe's next big space mission.
Saudi court 'convicts activist'A prominent human rights campaigner has been sentenced to four years in prison by a state security tribunal in Saudi Arabia, campaigners says.
Saudi Arabia: Readers respond to princessReaders' responses to Saudi princess’s call for change
Museum burns art in cuts protestA museum in Italy has started burning its artworks in protest at budget cuts which it says have left cultural institutions out of pocket.
UK unemployment falls by 35,000UK unemployment has fallen by 35,000 to 2.65 million, the first fall since last spring, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Elgin gas tests: No contaminationChemical testing of samples from near the North Sea platform leaking gas indicate "no direct marine contamination", the Scottish government says.
Phone hacking charges consideredFour files relating to alleged offences committed by journalists have been sent to the Crown Prosecution Service to consider if charges can be brought.
Hollioake reveals burglary hurtAdam Hollioake says the theft of his late brother Ben's England cricket kit left his parents distraught.
'New front' in Sudan border clashSudan and South Sudan accuse each other of opening up a new front along the disputed border, raising fears of all-out war.
Scots unemployment down by 12,000Unemployment in Scotland fell by 12,000 to 219,000 in the three months to February 2012, according to official figures.
Give a 'hoodie' a job - GraylingThe employment minister says firms should hire young British people "from a poor background" rather than more experienced foreign workers.
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