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The independence of the Historical Enquiries Team in investigating killings by soldiers during the Troubles is questioned.

The Met Office warns of snow in parts of Wales just a week after the country experienced record-breaking warm temperatures.

The BBC's Lizo Mzimba has had the first glimpse of the set of the new James Bond film, Skyfall.

A 93-year-old woman in Florida, Rachel Veitch, gives up driving after completing 576,000 miles in her beloved 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente.

Kofi Annan's spokesman says a UN team are due to arrive in Damascus within the next 48 hours as violence continues across Syria.

A week ago people in the Aberdeenshire village of Aboyne were basking in spring sunshine as temperatures soared to a record high of 23.6 degrees. But a change in weather means they have swapped sunscreen for snow shovels.

Some 13 suspected Islamic militants detained in raids on Friday are to face terror charges in France, the Paris prosecutor says.

James Bond star Daniel Craig says he will continue to play the British spy 'until they tell me to stop'.

The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has rejected a request by the Palestinian Authority to recognise the court's jurisdiction.

A former Nottinghamshire union leader is found guilty of stealing almost £150,000 from a miners' charity.

An Easter strike by baggage handlers at Stansted Airport in Essex is called off.

A woman whose husband and daughter were critically injured in a gun attack in north Belfast saw the gunmen make their getaway, the police say.

Turkey PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan accuses the UN Security Council of indirectly supporting the oppression of the Syrian people by failing to adopt a united stance.

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei sets up four live webcams in his Beijing home and studio, referring to his constant surveillance by the state.

The man who allegedly shot and killed seven people at a university in Oakland, California, was targeting a female school administrator, police say.

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Rebekah Brooks is asked to appear before the Leveson Inquiry and applies for core participant status.

US activist group Invisible Children is to release a sequel to its video highlighting the activities of Joseph Kony.

Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene says he is surprised England rested Monty Panesar for the second Test.

Young children are becoming more violent because they are being left unsupervised by their parents to play inappropriate computer games, teachers say.