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Mitt Romney wins a clear victory in the US Republican presidential primary in Illinois, with the economy a key issue in his battle with Rick Santorum.

A Dublin tribunal investigating allegations of Irish police collusion in the 1989 murders of two senior RUC officers is adjourned pending the receipt of important intelligence.

David Mitchell and TV presenter Victoria Coren announced their engagement in The Times.

Nokia files a patent application for magnetic tattoos or other markings that vibrate to let users know if they are being called or texted.

England forwards coach Graham Rowntree says interim coach Stuart Lancaster has dragged his country "out of the gutter".

The family of convicted Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk ask that his body be sent back to the US for burial after he died in Germany.

Plans to cull badgers as part of an attempt to wipe out bovine TB in cattle are dropped by the Welsh government.

England's Stuart Broad remains a doubt for the first Test on 26 March despite taking 3-55 against a Sri Lankan Development XI.

A police investigation into the family of top Chinese politician Bo Xilai led to his downfall, leaked audio suggests.

Seven people are injured in an explosion in the basement of a police station in south London.

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Cardiff City midfielder Stephen McPhail reveals how tennis star Venus Williams has helped in his battle against illness.

Crowds line the streets as the bodies of six soldiers killed by the same blast in Afghanistan arrive back in the UK.

France mounts a large-scale manhunt over fatal shootings at a Jewish school linked with the killings of soldiers, as schools observe a minute's silence

One hundred new high-salary jobs are being created in Northern Ireland as result of a "significant" investment by an international legal services firm.

A campaign to change the ending of videogame Mass Effect 3 has attracted thousands of supporters, and raised more than $70,000 (£44,000) for charity.

Tory MP Aidan Burley calls for the law on powered wheelchairs to change to ensure more severely disabled children can use the latest technology.

The Vatican expresses "dismay and betrayal" at the "sinful, criminal acts which opened many wounds" in Ireland.

Singer George Michael announces rescheduled dates for his Symphonica tour, which he was forced to postpone last year due to ill health.

US campaign group Human Rights Watch says elements of Syria's armed opposition have carried out serious human rights abuses, including kidnapping, torture and execution.