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BBCSyria 'gunfire' as UN team visitsShooting breaks out during a visit to a Damascus suburb by UN observers, activists say, as the UN prepares plans to expand the mission.
MPs call for better porn blocksMPs find children are viewing pornography and other unsuitable content online and they want more done to block it.
Gilroy jailed for Pilley murderAn Edinburgh man who murdered a colleague after she ended their affair is sentenced to life in prison.
Bank official warns on inflationInflation will fall more slowly than predicted during the rest of this year, according to Paul Tucker, a deputy governor of the Bank of England.
VIDEO: Convicted murderer sentencing filmedDavid Gilroy was told he would serve a minimum of 18 years for killing Suzanne Pilley, whose body has never been found.
Twitter proposes patent agreementTwitter plans to put its engineers and designers in charge of how their patents are used.
Women arrested over Tang murderPolice investigating the murder of father of two Simon Tang in Carrickfergus 16 years ago arrest two women in the town.
VIDEO: Why teenagers are always tired...Teenagers regularly get an average of only six and a half hours of sleep a night.
TUC chief Brendan Barber retiringBrendan Barber, general secretary of union umbrella body the Trades Union Congress (TUC), is to retire at the end of the year.
Beckham on course for London 2012David Beckham's hopes of playing for Team GB at the 2012 Olympic Games remain on course.
Unemployment increase for womenUnemployment rose slightly in the run up to February in Wales, with women bearing the brunt of the increase, say official figures.
GB 'will win 27 golds at Games'A study released exclusively to the BBC claims Team GB is on track for its biggest gold-medal haul in a century at London 2012.
UN wives ask Mrs Assad for peaceThe wives of two UN ambassadors make a video urging Bashar al-Assad's wife Asma to pressure him to end the suppression of Syria's uprising.
London analogue TV switched offAnalogue television is switched off in London, 75 years after it was first invented.
VIDEO: UN wives produce 'letter to Asma'The wives of the British and German ambassadors to the UN have released a four-minute video urging President Assad's wife to help end the violence in Syria.
AUDIO: Opening up Britain's secret colonial filesThe Today programme's Sanchia Berg reports on the release of secret files from British colonial rule by the Foreign Office.
China dam may affect 100,000 moreAnother 100,000 people may be moved from the area around China's huge Three Gorges Dam because of landslides and bank collapses, state media say.
Berners-Lee: Drop 'snooping' planWorld wide web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee says plans to increase internet monitoring should be blocked, without a strong watchdog and rules on storing data.
Barley prices hit brewer HeinekenEurope's biggest brewer sold more beer than had been expected in the first three months of the year, but was hit by higher costs.
Spain threatens Argentina on YPFSpain threatens retaliation against Argentina over the nationalisation of oil firm YPF, raising the prospects of a trade war.
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