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How Aintree is aiming for a safer race on Saturday
Burma's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is meeting President Thein Sein for the second time, ahead of Burma's next parliamentary session.
The Stormont Executive should press Downing Street for better regulation on gambling, MLA Alex Maskey says.
A Birmingham man who found the body of his 19-year-old son under a motorway flyover says the family are desperate to find out what happened.
A Japanese man who raped and killed UK teacher Lindsay Hawker, whose body was found in a sand-filled bath, loses an appeal against his life sentence.
China urges support for its dismissal of disgraced leader Bo Xilai, after the linking of his wife to the death of a British man shocked the country.
A Korean Airlines plane is diverted to a Canadian military base after the airline receives a tip-off about a bomb threat.
Papers intrigued by China death
How do you organise the perfect Diamond Jubilee festivities?
The creator of iconic cartoon sitcom The Simpsons reveals the long-secret inspiration for the show's setting of Springfield.
Asia's rapid economic growth may hurt stability as the gap between the rich and poor widens, the Asia Development Bank warns.
Japanese stocks fall for the seventh straight session as fresh fears over the health of the world economy spark a global sell-off.
The Philippines says its largest warship is engaged in a stand-off with two Chinese surveillance ships in the South China Sea.
Could British bluebells disappear completely?
An inspiring work experience placement while still at school is crucial to a successful apprenticeship according to Ofsted.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gives her seal of approval to a website showing spoof texts from her to various political leaders.
The UN Security Council urges Syria to fundamentally change course and provide visible signs of a military withdrawal from its cities.
An advert featuring actor Vinnie Jones carrying out CPR is cleared by a watchdog following complaints he performed the technique incorrectly.
Treating stroke in specialised ambulances en route to hospital is feasible and could boost the number of patients who receive life-saving therapy, experts believe.
Peru's Shining Path rebels demand a multi-million dollar ransom for a group of gas workers they kidnapped on Monday.
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