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A reward of up to £20,000 is being offered for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the murder of census worker Joanne Mathers in Londonderry in April 1981.

Royal barge production designer Joseph Bennett explains the process for making gilded decorations for June's Diamond Jubilee river pageant.

Papers study Cameron Burma visit

Guinea-Bissau soldiers stage what appears to be an attempted coup after gunfire is heard at the home of the main presidential challenger, whose whereabouts are unknown.

Mercedes driver Michael Schumacher beats McLaren's Lewis Hamilton to set the fastest time in practice at the Chinese Grand Prix.

The government is considering plans to strip all branding from cigarette packs sold in England in a bid to make smoking appear less attractive.

The neighbourhood watchman George Zimmerman has appeared in a Florida court over the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

China reports weaker-than-expected growth figures for the first three months of the year, hit by a slowdown in foreign sales.

Former Home Secretary David Blunkett criticises a plan to replace traditional beat bobbies with police community support officers (PCSOs).

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David Cameron says economic sanctions against Burma should be suspended in recognition of the changes taking place in the country.

Thriller The Cabin in the Woods comes out on Friday, but many are avoiding the spoiler-tastic trailer. So are Are today's teasers spoiling films?

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It emerges that a management plan is being prepared for a marine conservation area in the Sound of Barra.

An organisation which works with asylum seekers in Scotland claims about 140 of them are facing homelessness.

UK parents are suffering a crisis of confidence when it comes to playing with their children, suggests a survey.

The Bahrain Grand Prix is to go ahead on 22 April as planned, the motorsport's governing body the FIA says.

Three babies have died from complications linked to whooping cough so far in England and Wales this year, health experts say.

Manipulating memories of drug use may help reformed addicts avoid a return to a life of drug abuse, according to scientists in China.

Local authority pension schemes are still a "ticking time bomb", the Taxpayers' Alliance warns, despite their financial health improving over the past year.