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Monty Panesar takes five Sri Lanka Board XI wickets and then hails the experience of spin partner Graeme Swann.

Readers pictures on the theme of sleep

A large section of the white cliffs of Dover has collapsed into the English Channel between Langdon Cliffs and South Foreland Lighthouse.

Education Secretary Michael Gove sacks the governing body of a school at the centre of a row over attempts to make it an academy.

With the start of the season opener in Australia on Friday, BBC Sport catches up with some of the drivers as they prepare to begin the gruelling 2012 F1 season.

Around 7,000 more women in the UK have been fitted with banned PIP breast implants than previously thought, according to the government.

Syria's Bashar al-Assad survives at great cost

New Plaid leader seeks party's unique selling point

A technique to vaporise photocopied ink from paper has been developed by engineers at the University of Cambridge.

Disgraced former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich begins his 14-year prison term for corruption, telling a media pack that his conscience is clear.

A convicted serial sex attacker accused of raping a woman two decades ago claims the alleged victim offered him sex.

BAE Systems is to pay at least £29.5m towards educational projects in Tanzania following an agreement with the Serious Fraud Office.

More than 26,000 people download an operating system which members of the Anonymous hacker group claim to have created.

Ethiopian forces launch a military attack on three camps inside its long-time rival Eritrea, Ethiopian officials say.

24 hours of news images: 15 March 2012

The Bradford International Film Festival unveils its film line-up for the 2012 event, which takes place next month.

Margaret Thatcher was told a senior police officer blamed "drunken Liverpool fans" for causing the Hillsborough disaster, government documents reveal.

The administrators of Rangers FC launch a legal bid which could allow the club to escape from the £24.4m finance deal with Ticketus.

Sports fans around the world are counting down the days until the world's biggest sporting stars arrive in London for the Olympic Games.

School Reporters from around the UK have been questioning Lord Coe about the forthcoming Olympic Games.