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A student jailed for making racially offensive comments on Twitter has raised the issue of what you can and can't say on social networking sites.

More than 300 sex offenders are sent to an expanded South Yorkshire jail in a move described by a town mayor as "outrageous".

Three former directors of the sub-prime lender Cattles and its subsidiary Welcome Financial Services are fined and banned by the FSA.

Celtic are fined £21,000 by Uefa for fan-related incidents during their Europa League match against Udinese in December.

The family of a Greater Manchester Police officer shot dead in a bungled training exercise criticise a photo of officers from his former unit "fooling around" with a gun.

The faltering campaign of Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich lays off about a third of staff and replaces its manager.

Detectives investigating the murder of Perthshire pensioner Jenny Methven detain a man in connection with her death.

The policeman at the centre of a major Chinese political scandal sought talks with UK officials hours before he fled to a US mission, the BBC learns.

Australian officials express concern over allegations that News Corporation engaged in hacking and piracy to damage its commercial TV competitors.

The FA is investigating a mass brawl among players from Bradford City and Crawley Town.

The head of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) Jane Furniss has said it made a "serious error" over its handling of the Mark Duggan shooting.

The African Union says it is deeply concerned at recent border clashes between Sudan and South Sudan, amid reports of continuing air attacks.

The female panda at Edinburgh Zoo will be ready to mate by next week, officials predict.

Former England coach Terry Venables returns to management as a technical adviser with non-league Wembley FC.

A bill making it easier for startup companies to use the internet to raise money from investors is backed by the US House of Representatives.

24 hours of news photos: 28 March 2012

One hundred and sixty four jobs are being created at a pig processing plant in Cookstown.

A Dutch court awards 1m euros in compensation to a Palestinian doctor imprisoned in Libya for eight years for allegedly infecting children with HIV.