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Former Met Police chief Lord Blair has spoken to the Leveson Inquiry about how his 15-year-old son was given a stint of work experience at The Sun.

A Fife pensioner who killed the Scottish Parliament's "guard" falcon is ordered by a sheriff to pay the cost of training a new one.

The widow of a bomb disposal expert killed in 2009 told BBC Radio 5 live that the six soldiers' deaths would have a ripple effect.

More private sector lenders sign up to a Greek debt swap deal that may determine whether or not the country can remain in the euro.

The UN's aid chief says parts of the Syrian city of Homs have been "completely devastated", after a brief visit to the bombed district of Baba Amr.

Julie Delpy's latest movie 2 Days in New York and the award-winning drugs documentary The House I Live In will be shown at the inaugural Sundance London film festival.

A man is arrested after a female torso, thought to be that of a missing former EastEnders actress, was found in a canal in London.

A man who was caught on camera playing golf despite claiming he could not walk more than 50m has been jailed for a £12,500 benefit fraud.

Remploy - which provides work for people with disabilities - is planning to close 36 of its 54 factories, putting more than 1,700 jobs at risk.

The controversy over NHS reform and pension changes is diverting hospital doctors away from improving patient care, a union leader says.

Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond says breaking up the Royal Bank of Scotland would costs thousands of jobs at its Edinburgh headquarters.

About half the tickets available for the men's 100m final at the 2012 Games will be sold to the British public, Locog says.

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Footballer Mario Balotelli is asked to leave Manchester's Trafford Centre after refusing to pull his hood down, it is revealed.

Twitter launches versions of its site in four right-to-left languages to help attract more users in the Middle East and Asia.

The leader of Libya's NTC says calls for a federal state structure from oil-rich Cyrenaica will be resisted with force if necessary

A last-minute bid to scupper Scottish government plans for a tax on supermarkets and large shops is defeated.

Seven out of Wales' nine Remploy factories providing jobs for disabled people face closure after a UK government review.

Britain's big aid programme in India is under scrutiny as never before. Critics say that India should be able to fund its own development, since it has nuclear weapons and a space programme.

The police were largely apolitical until Tony Blair said "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime", ex-Met chief Lord Blair tells the Leveson Inquiry.