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A man who contacted police when he found child abuse images on his computer has not been allowed to be alone with his daughter for four months, it emerges.

A protester at the illegal part of the Dale Farm travellers' site in Essex is ordered to do unpaid work for urinating on a police officer.

A host of new building projects, including upgrades to maternity and A&E units, has been unveiled by ministers.

Riots could erupt if police cut ties with journalists after the phone-hacking scandal, former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Stevens tells the Leveson Inquiry.

More than a third of schools in England were rated not good enough by the schools watchdog, Ofsted, during the last three months of 2011.

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David Cameron urges Syrian President Assad to step down to end the "bloodshed" in the country, and calls on Russia and China to back regime change.

An investigation into potentially fraudulent robocalls in advance of the 2011 Canadian election reaches internet commerce company Paypal.

Prince Harry has taken part in a "race" with Olympic 100m champion Usain Bolt during his visit to Jamaica.

Stock markets decline sharply on concerns ahead of a key deadline to secure Greece's future in the euro.

Vince Cable says he would like to see Royal Bank of Scotland turned into a new bank for British businesses, a leaked letter shows.

A clothing label popular among neo-Nazis angers German officials by naming a shop "Brevik" - similar to the Norwegian mass killer's name "Breivik".

Deutsche Telekom says it has set a new "real world" data transfer speed record over its fibre optic network.

Ethiopian rebels say they have released two German tourists who were taken captive in January, but there is no official confirmation.

Labour has stepped up its attack on the government over planned changes to child benefit and working tax credits.

Cuban culture minister Abel Prieto has left the post after 15 years and become an adviser to President Raul Castro, state media say.

US law authorities charge hackers in the UK, US and Ireland. The men are accused of being involved in cyber attacks by Lulzsec and Antisec.

A Lincolnshire council apologises to the family of a seven-year-old boy who was told to remove a pirate flag from his garden.

Six major world powers and Iran are to hold fresh talks on Tehran's nuclear programme, the EU says, a year after the last round failed.

A husband and wife appear in court charged with the murder of Belfast man Christopher Mackin.