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Russia's anti-government street protests may have petered out since President Putin's re-election, but Muscovites' renewed interest in politics has far from waned.

Some of the pseudomonas outbreak deaths may possibly have been prevented if the Belfast Health Trust acted sooner, says the professor leading a review.

The majority of women in Scotland with science qualifications do not use their skills in work, according to a new report.

The UK government says its independence referendum consultation shows "overwhelming" support for a single question, but the first minister says it has been "discredited".

An 80-year-old US woman with little flying experience has staged an emergency landing in Wisconsin after her pilot husband collapsed and died.

An appeals court in the US is expected to rule on Wednesday whether interviews given by former IRA members can be handed over to the PSNI.

Mitt Romney has taken a stride closer to the Republican presidential nomination by winning primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington DC.

India formally commissions a Russian-built nuclear-powered submarine into its navy, joining an elite group of nations with such a weapon.

A man is in a serious condition after being stabbed in the neck with what police believe was a broken bottle at an event attended by singer Jessie J.

China, the world's second-largest economy, is looking to increase investment and competition in its financial and banking sectors.

British youths from African communities could become radicalised as al-Qaeda looks to Africa to build its strength, a think tank report suggests.

Some 200 US Marines, the first contingent of up to 2,500 to be deployed in northern Australia, arrive in Darwin as the two sides deepen defence ties.

HMS Dauntless, one of the UK's largest and most powerful air defence destroyers, has set sail for the Falkland Islands on a routine deployment.

David Cameron says "gaps" in national security must be plugged but says concerns about closed court hearings and internet surveillance can be met.

Mitt Romney tightens his grip on the Republican nomination with three primary wins, but his main challenger Rick Santorum vows to fight on.

A £350m scheme to upgrade signalling on the Great Western main line is to begin later.

The discovery of a well-preserved juvenile mammoth suggests that ancient humans "stole" mammoths from hunting lions, scientists say.

Clashes between ethnic Berbers and their Arab neighbours have killed at least 14 people and injured many more in Libya, officials say.

Scientists say that cut marks on the body of a woolly mammoth were made by human hunters who "stole" its body from the lions that killed it.

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