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+ Pakistani lawyers in 'long march' + Lawyers from across Pakistan are taking part in a countrywide protest to demand the reinstatement of judges sacked by President ...

+ Orphaned falcons in foster nests + Two peregrine falcon chicks whose parents were caught and killed in traps are re-homed with foster ...

+ Phoenix tries shake and sprinkle + The Phoenix lander tries different ways of making clumpy Martian soil samples enter its onboard lab ...

+ Man, 18, denies park rape charge + An 18-year-old man denies raping a teenager in a city park when he appeared in court in ...

+ Prom night warning to drinkers + School leavers celebrating the end of exams are being warned by police about the dangers of underage ...

+ Mother and baby in river rescue + A mother and her baby are rescued from a river after apparently falling in while feeding ...

+ Man denies city nightspot killing + A man denies killing a 19-year-old who died after being assaulted outside a Sunderland ...

+ Man arrested after girl attacked + A man has been arrested on suspicion of rape after a 17-year-old is attacked in her own ...

+ Maximum legal tariff may increase + The rising cost of oil could see consumers pay more for their electricity in ...

+ Post Office closing 11 branches + The Post Office is to close 11 branches across mid Wales beginning next month, but two win a ...

+ Dando jury to visit murder scene + The jury at the re-trial of the man accused of murdering Jill Dando visits the scene of her ...

+ Nuclear sub joins ship wreck hunt + The US naval fleet's smallest nuclear-powered submarine is to help search for a ship sunk in ...

+ Negative equity: Your stories + BBC News website readers give their views on the threat of negative equity for 100% mortgage ...

+ 'More to do' on terror law vote + Downing Street says there is "still more to do" for the government to win its crunch vote on 42-day ...

+ Lost property man on theft charge + A man who ran an airline lost property office is accused of stealing items deposited with ...

+ Shortages bite in Spanish strike + Petrol stations and supermarkets in Spain start running out of supplies, as lorry drivers continue to blockade ...

+ Fraud office comes under scrutiny + The Serious Fraud Office's conviction rate has dropped from 82% to 61% in five years, a report ...

+ Downing Street says no fuel panic + Dowing Street asks motorists to buy fuel as normal ahead of a planned strike by Shell tanker ...

+ Suu Kyi given freedom of Dundee + Burma's pro-democracy leader, who is under house arrest, is to be awarded the Freedom of ...

+ Spain: 'No fresh food' + A resident of Granada describes how the hauliers' strike has affected the supply of petrol and food where she ...

+ S Koreans rally against US beef + Thousands of South Koreans are protesting against US beef imports, as the cabinet offers to resign amid the ...

+ Two-year wait for rebuilt offices + It could take two years for a Leicestershire council to be back in a dedicated building after a fire at its headquarters, officials ...

+ Austria cellar daughter conscious + The daughter of a woman who was kept in a cellar by her father in an incest scandal in Austria regains ...

+ Struggling with the cost of living? + Struggling with the cost of ...

+ More children living in poverty + The number of children and pensioners living below the poverty line rose in 2006-2007, the government ...

+ Taxi driver on trafficking charge + A Lisburn taxi driver appears in court accused of involvement in the trafficking of people from out side the ...

+ Goldfish jobs 'saved' in takeover + Up to 800 jobs in Cumbernauld could be saved after a buyer is found for the Goldfish call ...

+ Rampage bus driver 'was insane' + A bus driver who killed a woman in a rampage in Dublin is found not guilty of manslaughter due to ...

+ Day in pictures + Some of the most striking images from around the world on 10 June ...

+ Hotel and housing plans submitted + An outline planning application is lodged for a major development proposed for the ...

+ Police lose pay award court fight + Police officers lose their High Court battle over the government's refusal to backdate a 2.5% pay ...

+ Fourth child for Ulrika Jonsson + TV Presenter Ulrika Jonsson gives birth to her fourth child, Malcolm ...

+ Malnutrition getting worse in India + The BBC's Damian Grammaticas finds malnutrition worsening in India because of rising prices and failed ...

+ Gimmick or ambassadors for the blind? + The arrival of a blind contestant in the Big Brother house has already sparked a great deal of interest. But Damon Rose, who is ...

+ Shanghai leads Asian share fall + Asian markets have suffered sharp falls today as inflation fears and the global credit squeeze sours sentiment. ...

+ EU treaty court fight continues + The court fight for a referendum on the EU treaty continues - as a poll suggests 64% of voters back a ...

+ Top Greek industrialist kidnapped + Greek police launch a massive search for missing industrialist George Mylonas, abducted by gunmen on ...

+ Trump tees off golf plan inquiry + Donald Trump gives evidence as an inquiry into his plans for a £1bn golf resort gets under ...

+ Woman spots 'attacker' shopping + A 53-year-old man is arrested on sex assault charges after an alleged victim spots him at a shopping ...

+ Fuel protesters arrive in capital + More than 60 hauliers arrive in Edinburgh after a protest convoy along the M8 over the cost of ...

+ One-off ferry from port to island + Passengers can sail from the Lancashire port of Fleetwood to Douglas for the first time in three ...

+ HSBC staff pension changes plan + HSBC is planning changes to its pensions which could hit its employees on the final salary ...

+ Head-to-head: Refuge for deserters? + Should US deserters from Iraq be given refugee in Canada, the country that welcomed tens of thousands of Vietnam ...

+ Rail firm 'in it for long haul' + Rail company Grand Central says it is committed to its Sunderland-London link despite a series of ...

+ Call to re-examine council votes + Ballots in the local elections should be re-examined to see if voters misunderstood the system, a committee ...

+ Bring your own holy water: priest + People in the Derry diocese are asked to bring their own holy water on Cemetery ...

+ Hopes fading for Ukraine miners + Search teams hunt for 12 miners still trapped after a gas blast in Ukraine, after their colleagues were ...

+ EU tightens reins for horse trade + The European Commission says horses, donkeys and mules in the EU will have to have passports and be electronically ...

+ 'Disabled' bowler avoids prison + A man who claimed £60,000 in disability benefits while playing bowls and running a taxi business is given a suspended ...

+ Bishop's move westward announced + Cornwall's new Bishop is named as the current Bishop of Sherborne in ...