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Two British journalists held in Libya are transferred by a militia to government control after three weeks in captivity.

The man cleared of carrying out the World's End murders could stand trial for a second time under Scotland's new double jeopardy laws.

The European Commission says the Prudential is wrong to suggest new rules governing insurance businesses could prompt it to move from the UK.

Virgin Media wins the contract to bring wi-fi services to the platforms of the London Underground network from July.

Can Goldman Sachs become servant rather than master?

The Obama give the Camerons a personalised barbecue as a gift to commemorate their US visit, and receive a customised table tennis table in return.

A Nato serviceman is injured in an incident involving a vehicle at the main UK base in Afghanistan, during a visit by US defence chief Leon Panetta.

People in Belgium are in mourning following the death of 28 people, including 22 children, in a coach crash in Switzerland.

US President Barack Obama and UK Prime Minister David Cameron hold a joint news conference after talks at the White House.

A 60th anniversary version of a work composed for the Queen's coronation is announced by the Royal Opera House's new director of opera.

The European Union is investigating meetings between five of the region's biggest telecoms, including Vodafone and Deutsche Telekom.

An independent panel decides that assembly members pay should rise by almost £5,000 from April 2013.

Scientists say they have found a new species of frog living in heavily-populated urban areas of New York.

The Pentagon may commission squads of short-life satellites to provide soldiers with tactical imagery at the push of a button.

The remains of what may be a previously unknown human species living just 11,500 years ago are identified in southern China, although the science team behind the discovery is stopping short of a formal classification.

A police helicopter crashed in a residential area in the central Nigerian city of Jos, killing four people, officials say.

The water authority responsible for poisoning a Cornish town's water supply was "gambling with as many as 20,000 lives", a coroner says.

The impact of water contamination on a Cornish town

US President Barack Obama welcomed UK Prime Minister David Cameron to the White House with a few well chosen Anglicisms, before Mr Cameron attempted some US slang.