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4th March

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23:55 Bank keeps interest rates on hold Scottish and Southern cuts bills
Scottish and Southern cuts bills Tourists rescued from Kenya flood
23:50
A simulation of an asteroid hitting earth Laura Tobin with phone
Dinosaurs 'killed by asteroid' / TV weather blooper - it's Odd Box /
23:35
23:15 Boeing 747 Bailing Water
Boeing 747 survives test bomb blast / Panic as giant wave hits cruise liner /
Bailing Water A simulation of an asteroid hitting earth
Panic as giant wave hits cruise liner / Dinosaurs 'killed by asteroid' /
23:00 MPs to get nearly £1,000 pay rise Rebel Euro MP is expelled by UKIP
Adams' brother hands himself in MPs to get nearly £1,000 pay rise
Scottish and Southern cuts bills Adams' brother hands himself in
Cancer con granddaughter jailed Vessels stuck in Baltic Sea ice
Knox murder case 'has no holes' Scottish and Southern cuts bills
Vessels stuck in Baltic Sea ice Knox murder case 'has no holes'
22:55 Lords force online piracy rethink MPs to get nearly £1,000 pay rise
22:40 A girl with baby in the 1920s President Zuma and his wives
1921 revisited Many wives
Debt, cuts and the ghost of a man wielding an axe How exactly do Zulus explain polygamy?
President Zuma and his wives New York vigil for Armenian dead - April, 2005
Many wives Was it genocide?
How exactly do Zulus explain polygamy? Debate over Turks' WWI massacre of Armenians
Man digging through mud A girl with baby in the 1920s
'Giant cemetery' 1921 revisited
Entire villages wiped out by Uganda mudslide Debt, cuts and the ghost of a man wielding an axe
22:30 BBC News at TenBBC NEWS CHANNEL
22:15 Promise made on UK physics woes Panel confirms dino crater link
22:05 Petrol bombs are thrown by youths Woodward pledge on Saville report
22:00 BBC NEWS CHANNELBBC News at Ten
21:25 Breaking News Armenian-Americans hold protest in Washington (file picture)
Drivers warned over petrol bombs Petrol bombs are thrown by youths
21:10 Loyalist march faces restriction Drivers warned over petrol bombs
21:00 Anthony Marsh Breaking News
Boyfriend on double murder charge US vote attacks Turkey 'genocide'
The boyfriend of a woman found dead along with her baby daughter in Hampshire is charged with their murders. A US congressional panel labels the World War I killing of Armenians in Turkey as genocide, despite White House objections
US vote attacks Turkey 'genocide' Rebuilding Chile 'to take years'
Pakistan 'holds key Taliban boss' Many die in India temple stampede
Same surgeon in child op deaths Boyfriend on double murder charge
Adams' brother hands himself in Same surgeon in child op deaths
Scottish and Southern cuts bills Adams' brother hands himself in
Cancer con granddaughter jailed Scottish and Southern cuts bills
Knox murder case 'has no holes' Cancer con granddaughter jailed
Many die in India temple stampede Knox murder case 'has no holes'
20:55 LATESTUS Congress panel calls WWI killing of Armenians in Turkey genocide LATESTUS Congress panel calls WWI killing of Armenians in Turkey genocide
Rebuilding Chile 'to take years' US vote attacks Turkey 'genocide'
20:50 LATESTPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to a gang suspected of kidnapping UK boy, BBC told LATESTUS Congress panel calls WWI killing of Armenians in Turkey genocide
LATESTFour children who died recently at John Radcliffe Hospital operated on by same surgeon LATESTPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to a gang suspected of kidnapping UK boy, BBC told
LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March LATESTFour children who died recently at John Radcliffe Hospital operated on by same surgeon
LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March
20:20 LATESTPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to the kidnap gang, BBC told LATESTPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to a gang suspected of kidnapping UK boy, BBC told
Cruise ship Bailing Water
Panic as giant wave hits cruise liner / Panic as giant wave hits cruise liner /
20:10 Doctor denies Purcell drug issue Man admits M74 road rage killing
Man admits motorway road rage killing Knox murder case 'has no holes'
Knox murder case 'has no holes' Many die in India temple stampede
Many die in India temple stampede Vessels stuck in Baltic Sea ice
20:00 Pakistan 'arrests Taliban leader' Pakistan 'holds key Taliban boss'
children playing Michael Foot
Who cares? THAT manifesto
Pay below minimum wage driving foster families to give up What the 'longest suicide note in history' really said
England stand firm over Haskell Stade accuse England over Haskell
19:40 Family's plea for kidnapped boy Pakistan 'arrests Taliban leader'
19:25 Jacob Zuma Lord Ashcroft
Can Zuma restore his credibility? / Does the tax status of politicians matter? /
19:20 BREAKING NEWSPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to the kidnap gang, BBC told LATESTPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to the kidnap gang, BBC told
19:10 BREAKING NEWSPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to the kidnap gang, BBC told BREAKING NEWSPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to the kidnap gang, BBC told
Sahil Saeed Sahil Saeed
Family's plea for kidnapped boy Two arrested over kidnapped boy
Relatives of a five-year-old British boy seized at gunpoint in Pakistan say they "just want him back". Two people "very close" to men suspected of kidnapping a British boy in Pakistan have been arrested, the BBC learns.
Arrests in India guru sex scandal Family's plea for kidnapped boy
19:05 Liam Adams Anthony Marsh
Adams' brother hands himself in Boyfriend on double murder charge
A brother of Gerry Adams is released on bail after handing himself in at a Dublin police station over sex abuse claims. The boyfriend of a woman found dead along with her baby daughter in Hampshire is charged with their murders.
Scottish and Southern cuts bills Adams' brother hands himself in
Cancer con granddaughter jailed Scottish and Southern cuts bills
Man admits motorway road rage killing Cancer con granddaughter jailed
Knox murder case 'has no holes' Man admits motorway road rage killing
Many die in India temple stampede Knox murder case 'has no holes'
Soldier shot in Afghanistan named Many die in India temple stampede
18:50 Purcell 'faced dependency claim' Doctor denies Purcell drug issue
18:45 Racially abused Croat given £50k Loyalist march faces restriction
18:40 LATESTFour children who died recently at John Radcliffe Hospital operated on by same surgeon BREAKING NEWSPunjab police arrest two people 'very close' to the kidnap gang, BBC told
LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March LATESTFour children who died recently at John Radcliffe Hospital operated on by same surgeon
LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March
LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest
The mother of a five-year-old British boy seized at gunpoint in Pakistan says she "just wants him back". Relatives of a five-year-old British boy seized at gunpoint in Pakistan say they "just want him back".
BBC producer jailed over sex DVDs 'Boiler errors' caused fatal leak
18:30 BBC News at SixBBC NEWS CHANNEL
Hamilton admits to Alonso errors England stand firm over Haskell
England stand firm over Haskell Hamilton admits to Alonso errors
18:25 A large Academy Award President Zuma and his wives
In the bag Many wives
With the right tactics can you buy an Oscar win? How exactly do Zulus explain polygamy?
Financial Times A large Academy Award
dot.Rory In the bag
FT to papers: Readers will pay for quality journalism With the right tactics can you buy an Oscar win?
Crab and shrimp (Venus) Man digging through mud
'Dead zones' 'Giant cemetery'
Pigs' bodies and cameras probe remarkable seafloor Entire villages wiped out by Uganda mudslide
Sacha Baron Cohen Satue of Ernie Wise
'Is it 'cos I is blue?' Baron Cohen's Avatar sketch axed from Oscars / What do you think of it so far? New Wise statue divides opinion /
Penny Smith Sacha Baron Cohen
A lie-in after 17 years - Penny Smith to quit GMTV / 'Is it 'cos I is blue?' Baron Cohen's Avatar sketch axed from Oscars /
18:15 Terry grateful for crowd support England stand firm over Haskell
18:05 BBC NEWS CHANNELBBC News at Six
Mother's plea for kidnapped boy Family's plea for kidnapped boy
17:55 Houses of Parliament clock face Harriet Harman
House of Commons: debating reform of the Commons / House of Commons: Harman steps up Ashcroft criticism /
17:30 Corden: 'sketch show was mistake' Corden: 'Sketch show was mistake'
17:20 Profile: Lord Ashcroft Q&A: Lord Ashcroft Mark D'Arcy: Committee fury
Adams' brother released on bail Adams' brother hands himself in
Gut microbes hold 'second genome' Promise made on UK physics woes
17:15 Hague 'told recently of Ashcroft' Cameron told 'in last month'
The brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams hands himself to the authorities in the Irish Republic over a probe into sexual abuse. A brother of Gerry Adams is released on bail after handing himself in at a Dublin police station over sex abuse claims.
17:10 Adams' brother hands himself in Adams' brother released on bail
17:05 Elderly man dies in bungalow fire Welsh Guards in homecoming parade
17:00 UK boy kidnapped in Pakistan Arrests in India guru sex scandal
Scottish and Southern cuts bills Same surgeon in child op deaths
Cancer con granddaughter jailed Scottish and Southern cuts bills
Man admits motorway road rage killing Cancer con granddaughter jailed
Knox murder case 'has no holes' Man admits motorway road rage killing
Same surgeon in child op deaths Knox murder case 'has no holes'
16:55 Mutya applies for Sugababes name Corden: 'sketch show was mistake'
16:50 Terry grateful for crowd support Hamilton admits to Alonso errors
England lose Sidebottom to injury Terry grateful for crowd support
16:45 Added Same surgeon in child op deaths
16:35 Sahil Saeed Sahil Saeed
Boy kidnapped in Pakistan Mother's plea for kidnapped boy
A five-year-old boy from Greater Manchester is kidnapped by robbers while on holiday in Pakistan's Punjab province. The mother of a five-year-old British boy seized at gunpoint in Pakistan says she "just wants him back".
Arrests in India guru sex scandal UK boy kidnapped in Pakistan
16:25 Liam Adams Liam Adams
16:15 Obama urges vote on health reform Rebuilding Chile 'to take years'
16:00 Cruise ship Cruise ship
Giant waves hit cruise ship / Panic as giant wave hits cruise liner /
15:56 Taleban hideout Cruise ship
Inside the secret tunnels of the Taliban / Giant waves hit cruise ship /
Man admits M74 road rage killing Purcell 'faced dependency claim'
'More birth defects' in Fallujah Man admits motorway road rage killing
15:50 LATESTFour children who died recently at John Radcliffe Hospital operated on by same surgeon LATESTFour children who died recently at John Radcliffe Hospital operated on by same surgeon
15:40 LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March LATESTFour children who died recently at John Radcliffe Hospital operated on by same surgeon
LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March
LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest
LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23 LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month
Scottish and Southern cuts bills Bank keeps interest rates on hold
Bank keeps interest rates on hold Scottish and Southern cuts bills
15:10 UK house prices 'dropped by 1.5%' Scottish and Southern cuts bills
15:05 LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March
15:00 EU watchdog condemns Commission Lords force online piracy rethink
'793,000 empty places' in schools Progress gap for primary pupils
14:55 LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month
Breaking news The Premier League
14:50 LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest LATESTScottish and Southern to cut gas bills by 4% from the end of March
LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest
LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23 LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month
LATESTUK interest rates kept on hold at 0.5% by Bank of England LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23
Welsh Guards in homecoming parade Elderly man dies in bungalow fire
14:45 BREAKING NEWSGerry Adams's brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest LATESTGerry Adams' brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest
Sahil Saeed (Copyright: Manchester Evening News Syndication) Sahil Saeed
Iraqi families leave the outskirts of Fallujah, Iraq (file image from 15/11/2004) Liam Adams
'More birth defects' in Fallujah Adams' brother hands himself in
Doctors in the Iraqi city of Fallujah report a high level of birth defects, with some blaming weapons used by the US military. The brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams hands himself to the authorities in the Irish Republic over a probe into sexual abuse.
Ford meets Bloody Sunday families Racially abused Croat given £50k
Uganda's mudslide victims buried Brown firm on Zimbabwe sanctions
Many die in India temple stampede 'More birth defects' in Fallujah
Soldier shot in Afghanistan named Knox murder case 'has no holes'
Knox murder case 'has no holes' Many die in India temple stampede
Brown firm on Zimbabwe sanctions Soldier shot in Afghanistan named
14:40 LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month BREAKING NEWSGerry Adams's brother hands himself in after warrant issued for his arrest
LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23 LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month
LATESTUK interest rates kept on hold at 0.5% by Bank of England LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23
LATESTElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories LATESTUK interest rates kept on hold at 0.5% by Bank of England
14:30 John Terry Breaking news
Terry grateful for crowd support / Premier League rejects play-offs /
England lose Sidebottom to injury Terry grateful for crowd support
Attoub loses gouging ban appeal England lose Sidebottom to injury
14:25 Lords force online piracy rethink EU watchdog condemns Commission
14:20 LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23 LATESTTory leader David Cameron only told of Lord Ashcroft's tax status last month
LATESTUK interest rates kept on hold at 0.5% by Bank of England LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23
LATESTElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories LATESTUK interest rates kept on hold at 0.5% by Bank of England
LATESTAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say LATESTElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories
14:15 1921 revisted 1921 revisited
13:55 BBC producer jailed over sex DVD BBC producer jailed over sex DVDs
13:50 UN discussing DR Congo withdrawal Uganda's mudslide victims buried
13:45 House of Commons: prevention of terrorism order / House of Commons: debating reform of the Commons /
13:35 Car sales see continued recovery UK house prices 'dropped by 1.5%'
UK house prices 'dropped by 1.5%' Many die in India temple stampede
Many die in India temple stampede Soldier shot in Afghanistan named
Soldier shot in Afghanistan named Knox murder case 'has no holes'
13:30 BBC News at One BBC NEWS CHANNEL
Kraft plans 150 Cadbury job cuts BBC producer jailed over sex DVD
Maoists demand release of leaders Arrests in India guru sex scandal
13:25 A poster of Frank H Mason's London Pride, printed for GWR by Haycock Press Ltd A girl with baby in the 1920s
Golden age 1921 revisted
Hoard of vintage railway art that could fetch a million Debt, cuts and the ghost of a man wielding an axe
13:20 A paediatrician and parents tell the BBC of a high level of birth defects among children in Falluja, Iraq, blaming US weapons. Doctors in the Iraqi city of Fallujah report a high level of birth defects, with some blaming weapons used by the US military.
Bolton suffer Holden injury blow England lose Sidebottom to injury
England lose Sidebottom to injury Attoub loses gouging ban appeal
13:15 The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by one of Lord Ashcroft's firms was "legal and permissible". The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by one of Lord Ashcroft's firms were "legal and permissible".
Added Sacha Baron Cohen 'Is it 'cos I is blue?' Baron Cohen's Avatar sketch axed from Oscars /
13:10 Call for end to tuition fees cap '793,000 empty places' in schools
US lifts lid on cyberwarfare plan US urges 'action' on net attacks
Brown firm on Zimbabwe sanctions Soldier shot in Afghanistan named
'793,000 empty places' in schools Brown firm on Zimbabwe sanctions
Scottish Parliament Houses of Parliament clock face
Scottish Parliament: First minister's questions / House of Commons: prevention of terrorism order /
13:05 Anger over nursery abuser book Kraft plans 150 Cadbury job cuts
Added Blair memoir published in autumn
13:00 BBC NEWS CHANNEL BBC News at One
Inquiry into child surgery deaths Anger over nursery abuser book
12:55 The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by one of Lord Ashcroft's firms were "legal and permissible". The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by one of Lord Ashcroft's firms was "legal and permissible".
12:50 The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal. The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by one of Lord Ashcroft's firms were "legal and permissible".
12:40 Donation probe 'clears Ashcroft' Ashcroft cleared in donor probe
The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal, the BBC understands. The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal.
Edinburgh tram network proposed Man admits M74 road rage killing
12:25 BREAKING NEWSBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23 LATESTBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23
12:20 Ford defends Saville Inquiry jibe Ford meets Bloody Sunday families
MoD 'misleading' on cash problems Lords force online piracy rethink
Experts to check maternity unit Gadget may offer migraine relief
Conwoman jailed for three years Cancer con granddaughter jailed
Michael Foot at the 1999 Labour Party conference Jacob Zuma
What is Michael Foot's legacy? / Can Zuma restore his credibility? /
12:10 Iraqi families leave the outskirts of Falluja, Iraq (file image from 15/11/2004) Lord Ashcroft
'More birth defects' in Fallujah Donation probe 'clears Ashcroft'
A paediatrician and parents tell the BBC of a high level of birth defects among children in Falluja, Iraq, blaming US weapons. The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal, the BBC understands.
John Simpson: Disturbing cases Hague 'told recently of Ashcroft'
Birth defects in Falluja
Removed
Iraq: Key facts and figures Profile: Lord Ashcroft
A five-year-old boy from Greater Manchester is kidnapped by robbers while on holiday in the Punjab area of Pakistan. A five-year-old boy from Greater Manchester is kidnapped by robbers while on holiday in Pakistan's Punjab province.
Lord Ashcroft Iraqi families leave the outskirts of Fallujah, Iraq (file image from 15/11/2004)
Donation probe 'clears Ashcroft' 'More birth defects' in Fallujah
The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal, the BBC understands. A paediatrician and parents tell the BBC of a high level of birth defects among children in Falluja, Iraq, blaming US weapons.
children playing Baby girl with birth defect
Who cares? Disturbing claims
Pay below minimum wage driving foster families to give up John Simpson on birth defects in Iraqi city
Orla Guerin in one of the caves carved deep into the rock children playing
Broken stronghold Who cares?
Inside the Taliban nerve centre whose fighters have fled Pay below minimum wage driving foster families to give up
Henry Moore exhibition at Tate Britain Crab and shrimp (Venus)
Gomp/arts 'Dead zones'
Arts hustings: The debate with little up for debate Pigs' bodies and cameras probe remarkable seafloor
12:05 LATESTElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories BREAKING NEWSBritish soldier shot dead in Afghanistan on Tuesday was Corporal Richard Green, 23
LATESTAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say LATESTUK interest rates kept on hold at 0.5% by Bank of England
LATESTUK new car sales in February were up 26.4% from a year ago, the industry says LATESTElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories
LATESTUK house prices fell by 1.5% in February, the Halifax says LATESTAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say
Ex-Labour chief Michael Foot dies MoD 'misleading' on cash problems
UK house prices 'dropped by 1.5%' Many die in India temple stampede Bank keeps interest rates on hold
MoD 'misleading' on cash problems Conwoman jailed for three years
Brown firm on Zimbabwe sanctions UK house prices 'dropped by 1.5%'
Conwoman jailed for three years Many die in India temple stampede
Bank to announce interest rates Brown firm on Zimbabwe sanctions
Houses of Parliament clock face Scottish Parliament
House of Commons: Harriet Harman outlines Commons business / Scottish Parliament: First minister's questions /
12:00 Broad doubt for Bangladesh match England lose Sidebottom to injury
11:55 Ashcroft cleared over Tory gifts Donation probe 'clears Ashcroft'
The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal, the BBC has learned. The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal, the BBC understands.
11:45 BREAKING NEWSElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories LATESTElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories
John Radcliffe Hospital Lord Ashcroft
Inquiry into child surgery deaths Ashcroft cleared over Tory gifts
An inquiry starts into the deaths of four children during heart surgery at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. The Electoral Commission says £5.1m donated to the Tories by Lord Ashcroft's firm are legal, the BBC has learned.
Three held in terror funds probe Inquiry into child surgery deaths
Ashcroft donation ruling expected Ex-Labour chief Michael Foot dies
Gadget may offer migraine relief Experts to check maternity unit
Bulger mother thanks supporters Experts to check maternity unit Conwoman jailed for three years
Mouth Penny Smith
Voice recognition computers find men 'harder to understand' / A lie-in after 17 years - Penny Smith to quit GMTV /
House of Commons: Business, innovation and skills questions / House of Commons: Harriet Harman outlines Commons business /
11:40 LATESTAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say BREAKING NEWSElectoral Commission probe clears £5.1m of donations from Lord Ashcroft firm to Tories
LATESTUK new car sales in February were up 26.4% from a year ago, the industry says LATESTAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say
LATESTUK house prices fell by 1.5% in February, the Halifax says LATESTUK new car sales in February were up 26.4% from a year ago, the industry says
LATESTFour people charged with the murder of shopkeeper Gurmail Singh during a robbery in Huddersfield LATESTUK house prices fell by 1.5% in February, the Halifax says
11:35 Hague 'told recently of Ashcroft' Ashcroft donation ruling expected
11:25 Four accused of shopkeeper murder Three held in terror funds probe
Experts to check maternity unit Bulger mother thanks supporters
Bank to announce interest rates Experts to check maternity unit
Young 'forced out' of rural areas Bank to announce interest rates
11:20 Egypt murder conviction quashed Polling stations attacked in Iraq
11:10 Levein delighted with debut win Bolton suffer Holden injury blow
Portsmouth given £30m price tag Broad doubt for Bangladesh match
11:00 Pakistan Sahil Saeed (Copyright: Manchester Evening News Syndication)
10:50 First Time Voter Question TIme audience Boeing 747
New voters on political apathy / Boeing 747 survives test bomb blast /
Early voting begins in Iraq poll Egypt murder conviction quashed
10:45 Falluja 'sees more birth defects' 'More birth defects' in Fallujah
John Simpson: Disturbing numbers John Simpson: Disturbing cases
10:40 Henry Moore exhibition at Tate Britain A large Academy Award
Gomp/arts In the bag
Arts hustings: The debate with little up for debate With the right tactics can you buy an Oscar win?
Man arrested after woman's death Welsh Guards in homecoming parade
Clues to Antarctica space blast Gut microbes hold 'second genome'
A large Academy Award Henry Moore exhibition at Tate Britain
In the bag Gomp/arts
With the right tactics can you buy an Oscar win? Arts hustings: The debate with little up for debate
Brown meets Zuma for No 10 talks Brown firm on Zimbabwe sanctions
10:35 Chilean businessman Leonardo Farkas distributes food children playing
Quake efforts Who cares?
Chileans feel abandoned but aid starts to arrive Pay below minimum wage driving foster families to give up
children playing Henry Moore exhibition at Tate Britain
Who cares? Gomp/arts
Pay below minimum wage driving foster families to give up Arts hustings: The debate with little up for debate
Michael Foot Houses of Parliament clock face
28 March 1979: Michael Foot comes to the defence of the government / House of Commons: Business, innovation and skills questions /
10:30 Three held in terror funds probe Four accused of shopkeeper murder
Bank to announce interest rates Experts to check maternity unit
Four accused of shopkeeper murder Bank to announce interest rates
10:25 Pakistani soldier Taleban hideout
Woman and child A large Academy Award
Working mums In the bag
Is it harming or helping their children's health? With the right tactics can you buy an Oscar win?
10:20 Iraq: Key facts and figures John Simpson: Disturbing numbers
Added Birth defects in Falluja
In depth: Struggle for Iraq Iraq: Key facts and figures
10:05 BREAKING NEWSAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say LATESTAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say
09:55 Concepcion hit by aftershock Pakistani soldier
Chile hit by strong aftershocks / Inside the secret tunnels of the Taliban /
09:50 Peter Crouch and Shaun Wright-Phillips celebrate John Terry
Capello praises goal hero Crouch / Terry grateful for crowd support /
09:40 LIVE NOWNews conference with Prime Minister Gordon Brown and SA President Jacob Zuma
  • LATESTAt least 20 people killed after gate collapses at temple in northern India, police say
  • BREAKING NEWSAt least 60 people killed in stampede at temple in northern India, police say
    First house price fall since June UK house prices 'dropped by 1.5%'
    09:35 Anti-Islamists gain in Dutch poll Islamists plotted German bombings
    Many die in India temple collapse Many die in India temple stampede
    09:30 British soldiers in Afghanistan Iraqi families leave the outskirts of Falluja, Iraq (file image from 15/11/2004)
    MoD 'misleading' on cash problems Falluja 'sees more birth defects'
    The Ministry of Defence has been accused of being "misleading" and "obstructive" in answers to MPs scrutinising its budget. A paediatrician and parents tell the BBC of a high level of birth defects among children in Falluja, Iraq, blaming US weapons.
    Delays 'driving up defence costs' Iraq: Key facts and figures
    MoD accused of wasting millions Call for debate on defence funds In depth: Struggle for Iraq
    Iraqi families leave the outskirts of Falluja, Iraq (file image from 15/11/2004) Pakistan
    Falluja 'sees more birth defects' Boy kidnapped in Pakistan
    A paediatrician and parents tell the BBC of a high level of birth defects among children in Falluja, Iraq, blaming US weapons. A five-year-old boy from Greater Manchester is kidnapped by robbers while on holiday in the Punjab area of Pakistan.
    Pakistan John Radcliffe Hospital
    Boy kidnapped in Pakistan Inquiry into child surgery deaths
    A five-year-old boy from Greater Manchester is kidnapped by robbers while on holiday in the Punjab area of Pakistan. An inquiry starts into the deaths of four children during heart surgery at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford.
    Arab ministers back peace talks Early voting begins in Iraq poll
    Outrage over Australia war games China slows military budget rise
    Greece backs new austerity plan Anti-Islamists gain in Dutch poll
    First house price fall since June Car sales see continued recovery
    Ex-Labour chief Michael Foot dies Hague 'told recently of Ashcroft'
    Is list-making a form of control? Financial Times
    Ordered chaos dot.Rory
    Is obsessive list making a sign of genius? FT to papers: Readers will pay for quality journalism
    Inquiry into child surgery deaths First house price fall since June
    China slows military budget rise MoD 'misleading' on cash problems
    Bank to announce interest rates Brown meets Zuma for No 10 talks
    Four accused of shopkeeper murder Bank to announce interest rates
    Hague 'told recently of Ashcroft' Four accused of shopkeeper murder
    09:25 LATESTUK new car sales in February were up 26.4% from a year ago, the industry says LATESTAt least 20 people killed after gate collapses at temple in northern India, police say
    LATESTUK house prices fell by 1.5% in February, the Halifax says LATESTUK new car sales in February were up 26.4% from a year ago, the industry says
    LATESTFour people charged with the murder of shopkeeper Gurmail Singh during a robbery in Huddersfield LATESTUK house prices fell by 1.5% in February, the Halifax says
    LATESTFive-year-old British boy kidnapped in Pakistan by robbers who are demanding a ransom - police LATESTFour people charged with the murder of shopkeeper Gurmail Singh during a robbery in Huddersfield
    Brewing giant sees profits rise First house price fall since June
    09:20 COMING UPNews conference with Prime Minister Gordon Brown and SA President Jacob Zuma LIVE NOWNews conference with Prime Minister Gordon Brown and SA President Jacob Zuma
    LATESTUK house prices fell by 1.5% in February, the Halifax says LATESTUK house prices fell by 1.5% in February, the Halifax says
    Many die in India temple collapse Maoists demand release of leaders
    Added Many die in India temple collapse
    Scotland 1-0 Czech Republic Levein delighted with debut win
    Wales 0-1 Sweden Portsmouth given £30m price tag
    09:15 Peter Crouch scored twice after coming off the bench for England Peter Crouch and Shaun Wright-Phillips celebrate
    Crouch double sparks England win / Capello praises goal hero Crouch /
    09:05 COMING UPNews conference with Prime Minister Gordon Brown and South African President Jacob Zuma COMING UPNews conference with Prime Minister Gordon Brown and SA President Jacob Zuma
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