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Suspended Labour peer Lord Ahmed tells the BBC he is "shocked and horrified" at claims he called for a £10m bounty for the capture of US Presidents Obama and Bush.
George Galloway has been sworn in as MP for Bradford West by the speaker of the House of Commons.
Trial of Anders Behring Breivik in Norway
The UN Security Council condemns last week's failed rocket launch by North Korea and says it will impose further sanctions.
Is there a scientific definition of what constitutes a drought?
A sixth person has died in Oklahoma after tornadoes tore through large parts of the US Midwest over the weekend, emergency officials say.
A passenger has described the scenes onboard a Virgin flight which was forced to make an emergency landing at Gatwick Airport.
Spain's ruling Popular Party calls for an end to criticism of a hunting trip to Botswana during which King Juan Carlos broke his hip.
Respect's George Galloway is officially sworn in as MP for Bradford West, more than two weeks after his victory in a by-election.
Bolton Wanderers midfielder Fabrice Muamba pays tribute to the London Chest Hospital staff after being discharged.
Sudan's parliament votes unanimously to brand the government of South Sudan "an enemy" in the wake of the seizure of a disputed oil field.
US President Barack Obama's re-election bid raises a total of $53m in March, as rival Mitt Romney begin his general election fundraising.
Major military exercise in south west Scotland
Three-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan is drawn against 2002 champion Peter Ebdon in the first round of the World Snooker Championship.
No further action will be taken over the death of Oxford University professor Steven Rawlings, the Crown Prosecution Service says.
The son of Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman is banned from playing rugby for 21 months by the RFU, after he admitted taking drugs.
Deadly 18-hour assault by Taliban in Kabul
Featherstone Rovers' reward for shocking Castleford Tigers in the Challenge Cup is a home tie with defending champions Wigan Warriors in the fifth round.
A witness at the trial of former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says he paid women for sex and had strippers dressed as nuns at one of his parties.
David Cameron is set to raise the death in China of British businessman Neil Heywood when the prime minister meets a senior Chinese Communist Party official.
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