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A group of bus drivers from Northamptonshire who won Friday's Euromillions jackpot are given their £38m cheque.

24 hours of news photos: 20 March 2012

Broadcaster Richard Bacon says he was the victim of internet abuse when he took over from Simon Mayo as a presenter on BBC Radio 5 live.

Profits slump at German retail giant Metro as European shoppers cut back spending in the midst of the economic crisis.

Seen the news today? It's all about what happens. But what about what didn't happen, asks Michael Blastland.

Inflation in the UK continued to fall in February, thanks largely to lower fuel bills, with the Consumer Prices Index falling to 3.4%, a 15-month low.

Walt Disney expects to lose $200m (£126m) on its movie John Carter, making it one of the biggest flops in cinema history.

A lorry flips on to its side on the M6 motorway in Lancashire, trapping a BMW car underneath.

The UK housing market is showing some signs of "buoyancy" despite mortgage lending remaining static in February, lenders say.

Thousands of possible early human settlements have been discovered by US archaeologists using computers to scour satellite images.

Police investigating the murder of an 80-year-old widow are granted warrants to search the house and vehicle of a named individual.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says Premier League medical procedures are not good enough.

Trade unions lose an appeal against a change in the way public sector pensions are protected against inflation.

The government is accused of "complacency" after the National Audit Office warns controls on use of its credit cards are not strict enough.

Daniel Radcliffe film The Woman In Black surpasses the £20m mark at the UK box office, according to new figures.

The strain on the A&E Department at the Royal Victoria Hospital is preventing staff from delivering proper care, according to the Royal College of Nursing.

Peru cancels a visit by a Royal Navy frigate as an act of solidarity with Argentina in its dispute with the UK over the Falkland Islands.

Treasury minister David Gauke says it is "perfectly reasonable" for him to advertise for a six-month unpaid internship.

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