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Buggy direction 'affects child'
The direction a child is facing in their pram could affect their development and stress levels, a study suggests.
Asbestos pay-out ruling due
A ruling is expected later that could have profound implications for asbestos-related cancer victims and their families.
Hospital bug fine plan 'unfair'
The government's plan to fine hospitals for not hitting Clostridium difficile targets is unfair, experts say.
Madonna split 'not about money'
Guy Ritchie tells a newspaper that discussion over the terms of his divorce from Madonna "was never, ever about money".
C zone
Manchester votes on world's largest congestion charge
Detention units 'fail on health'
Children held in UK detention centres are not getting the medical care they need, a leading medical journal warns.
Beavers arrive for spring release
Four Norwegian beaver families arrive in the UK as part of an historic plan to reintroduce the mammals to Scotland.
Booze patrol
New ways police are using to tackle drink crime
Testing times
P7 pupils face Northern Ireland's final 11 plus
Scots rail fares set to increase
Rail passengers in Scotland face a 6% rise in the ticket prices - almost 2% above the current rate of inflation.
Pupils sit last 11-plus in NI
More than 15,000 primary seven pupils across Northern Ireland are to sit the second part of the last 11-plus exam.
And finally...Sir Trevor hosts last News at Ten
Veteran newsreader Sir Trevor McDonald has made his last appearance as co-presenter of ITV's News at Ten.
UUP agrees on Conservative pact
The UUP's executive committee 'overwhelmingly' endorses an electoral pact with the Conservatives.
Name of dead cyclist is released
The name of the cyclist who died after being struck by a lorry in Mallusk on the outskirts of Belfast is released.
Sack Strictly judges - minister
Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy says the judges of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing should go.
RBS boss apologises over losses
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) chairman, Sir Tom McKillop, says he is "profoundly sorry" for the bank's financial difficulties.
Pc on BNP member list suspended
Merseyside Police suspend a serving officer after he is named on a list of British National Party members.
Websites probed over Baby P posts
Police investigate an internet hate campaign which breaches a banning order about those convicted in the Baby P case.
Courts martial after BBC filming
Four Army training instructors face courts martial after a BBC investigation into bullying claims at Britain's biggest base.
Water charges deferred for a year
The executive confirms water charges will be deferred for another year, as it meets for the first time in five months.
Sign call after sand tunnel death
A coroner asks for beach warning signs, recording an accidental death verdict on a boy who died sand tunnelling.
Formula 1 boss faces divorce case
The wife of Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone files for divorce, it is announced.
Four philosophical questions to make your brain hurt
It's World Philosophy Day - an opportunity to contemplate one's very existence and whether computer monitors really exist, says David Bain.
Bomb accused's father apologises
The father of a man accused of a terrorist bomb plot says the allegations have "blackened" his family's name.
Who doesn't have a belly button?
Underwear model Karolina Kurkova has no navel. Is a barely-there tummy button for cosmetic or medical reasons?
'Ugly' author a 'liar and thief'
The mother of barrister who wrote a book detailing childhood abuse brands her daughter a "wicked thief and a liar".
Police ethnic recruitment lagging
The recruitment of ethnic minority police officers in England and Wales is "well below target", a study finds.
Sheridan to miss Springbok Test
England prop Andrew Sheridan is ruled out of Saturday's Test against South Africa because of a neck injury.
Woman 'with Orkney murderer'
A woman claims that she and others were with a man on the night he was said to have shot a waiter in Orkney.
Reality rebellion
Has TV witnessed an outbreak of civil disobedience?
Gallas questions Arsenal courage
Arsenal captain William Gallas admits his side must toughen up if they are to challenge for the Premier League title.
Leaving care
Teenagers prepare to strike out alone
Pietersen wants more from batsmen
Captain Kevin Pietersen wants England to score more hundreds after India's Duckworth-Lewis win in the third one-dayer.
Discount delight
Boost for budget supermarkets as slowdown deepens
Re-entry! Top of the Pops back in Christmas schedules
Top of the Pops returns to the BBC for two shows over Christmas, despite earlier promises it would stay off the airwaves.
Shannon accused 'felt threatened'
The man accused of kidnapping Shannon Matthews told police he was threatened into keeping her by her mother, a court hears.
Bosch jobs threat 'devastating'
A decision that could see a further 250 manufacturing jobs cut is described as a devastating blow.
What's so great about being a grown-up?
Half of you can grow a moustache, and that's just for starters, says Laurie Taylor in his weekly Magazine column.
Farewell to Sergeant
The papers mull John Sergeant's shock decision to leave BBC 1's Strictly Come Dancing.