3rd February

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23:55	Hackers breach FBI-UK police call	FBI probes Anonymous phone hack
	Hackers Anonymous release a recording of an intercepted conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing their efforts to fight hacking.	The FBI investigates how activists linked to Anonymous obtained a recording of a phone call between US and UK police on their operations against hacking.
	Obama urges 'keep recovery going' US President Barack Obama challenges Congress to keep the economic recovery going as new data shows unemployment is down to its lowest rate in three years. Unemployment falls in US Watch US economic growth rate picks up

	Temperatures 'set to reach -12'	Obama urges 'keep recovery going'

	The UK is set for another bitterly cold night with temperatures plunging again, say weather forecasters.

	Cairo clashes over football anger	Temperatures 'set to reach -12'

	At least four people are killed in clashes between Egyptian protesters and police, amid ongoing anger over deaths after a football match.

	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA	Cairo clashes over football anger
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	Added	French air workers to hold strike


	Hackers fool bank security system	Hackers breach FBI-UK police call
	Captaincy chaos	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA
	Fabio Capello is left facing another dilemma over the England armband, says Phil McNulty	John Terry is stripped of the England captaincy, the Football Association has confirmed.
	Robshaw relishing Scotland battle	Captaincy chaos
	England falter as wickets tumble	Robshaw relishing Scotland battle
	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen	England falter as wickets tumble
	GB win to reach Fed Cup play-offs	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen
23:35	British passenger on cruise ship has reportedly fallen overboard near Mexico	US prosecutors close probe into members of cycle team part-owned by Lance Armstrong
	At least 37 people killed in shoot-out between rival groups at a reconciliation meeting in South Sudan, officials say	French air workers to hold four-day strike next week
	Two US tourists kidnapped in Sinai peninsula have been freed, Egyptian officials say	British passenger on cruise ship has reportedly fallen overboard near Mexico
	West Coast main line partially reopens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine	At least 37 people killed in shoot-out between rival groups at a reconciliation meeting in South Sudan, officials say
22:50	BBC Radio 4 - The World Tonight Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
22:30	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	British passenger on cruise ship has reportedly fallen overboard near Mexico	British passenger on cruise ship has reportedly fallen overboard near Mexico
	Russia 'can't back' UN Syria text	Briton 'seen falling from liner'

	Cameron to make official US visit	Removed
	BBC accuses Iran of intimidation	Russia criticises Syria UN draft
	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34	Heavy rains cause havoc in Australia Watch01:15
	Legionella Britons die in Spain Watch01:52	Queen plants trees at Sandringham Watch01:58
	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07	Legionella Britons die in Spain Watch01:52
22:25	Funds U-turn for US women's group	Cancer charity in funding U-turn
22:25	BBC News at Ten Live	BBC News Channel Live
22:05	Added	BREAKING NEWS British passenger on cruise ship has reportedly fallen overboard near Mexico
	LATEST Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses appeal against sacking	Removed
	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen	England falter as wickets tumble
	Rugby league - Leeds v Hull KR Live	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen
	5 live Sport Live	GB win to reach Fed Cup play-offs
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - The World Tonight Live
22:00	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at Ten Live
21:45	Carroll accused 'sought address'	Man kills himself in hairdressers
21:45	Man kills himself in hairdressers	Carroll accused 'sought address'
21:40	Second deadly attack in Colombia	Colombia emerald tsar faces probe
21:30	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'	Removed
	Pub arsonist sets fire to himself	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'
	Man jailed for killing woman, 94	Pub arsonist sets fire to himself
21:20	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA	Obama urges 'keep recovery going'
	John Terry is stripped of the England captaincy, the Football Association has confirmed. BBC Sport	US President Barack Obama challenges Congress to keep the economic recovery going as new data shows unemployment is down to its lowest rate in three years.
	Ferdinand shuns captaincy	Unemployment falls in US Watch
	BBC Sport	Removed
	Gerrard 'obvious captain choice'	US economic growth rate picks up
	BBC Sport	Removed
	Health bodies reject NHS reforms	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA
		BBC Sport
	Russia 'can't back' UN Syria text	Health bodies reject NHS reforms

	Child access shake-up criticised	Russia 'can't back' UN Syria text

	Derailed train 'going too fast'	Child access shake-up criticised

	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'	Derailed train 'going too fast'

	Cameron to make official US visit	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'

	Universities warned over access	Cameron to make official US visit

	Academy school results 'inflated'	Universities warned over access
	Children's access rights pledge	Academy school results 'inflated'
	Obama urges 'keep recovery going'	Funds U-turn for US women's group
21:05	BT claiming fibre 'game changer'	BT vow fibre optic 'game changer'
20:45	BT claims fibre 'game changer'	BT claiming fibre 'game changer'
20:45	Funds U-turn for US women's group	Obama urges 'keep recovery going'
20:35	Man held over 87-year-old's death	Two men held over shooting death
20:25	Apple overturns Motorola's ban	BT claims fibre 'game changer'

	BT claims fibre 'game changer'	Apple overturns Motorola's ban
20:15	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'	Robshaw relishing Scotland battle
20:10	Huhne resigns over points charge	Huhne resigns over points charge
19:55	England falter as wickets tumble	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen
19:55	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen	Rugby league - Leeds v Hull KR Live
19:30	Concerns over race group inquiry	Tories' concern at charity links
19:25	Hackers fool bank security system	BT claims fibre 'game changer'
19:25	Megaupload bail appeal rejected	Hackers fool bank security system
19:20	Poison arrest nurse loses appeal	Man jailed for killing woman, 94
19:20	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49	Legionella Britons die in Spain Watch01:52
19:05	At least two people are killed in clashes between Egyptian protesters and police in the capital Cairo, amid ongoing anger over deaths after a football match.	At least four people are killed in clashes between Egyptian protesters and police, amid ongoing anger over deaths after a football match.
	Ferdinand rules out England captaincy Watch	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen
	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen	5 live Sport Live
18:50	Capello in 'difficult' position	Gerrard 'obvious captain choice'
18:50	Leaders unite against SDL march	Man held over 87-year-old's death
18:40	As it happened: Huhne resigns	Ed Davey is new energy secretary
	Ed Davey is new energy secretary	Analysis: Green void looms
	Arrest follows Newtownabbey fire	Man kills himself in hairdressers
18:35	Ferdinand rules out England captaincy Watch	England falter as wickets tumble
	England falter as wickets tumble	Ferdinand rules out England captaincy Watch
	BBC News at Six Live	BBC News Channel Live
18:30	Sportsday - Friday 3 February	Ferdinand rules out England captaincy Watch
18:25	Clegg: Huhne's outstanding job Watch	Ed Davey is new energy secretary
18:20	Ulster Bank staff reject pay-off	Arrest follows Newtownabbey fire
18:10	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA
18:10	Sportsday - breaking sports news Live	Sportsday - Friday 3 February
18:05	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
18:00	Day in pictures	Venice in solitude
	Venice in solitude	Titanic office
	Titanic office	Day in pictures
	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34	Elderly 'must take cold seriously' Watch02:42
	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34
	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at Six Live
17:55	Scotland Yard says hackers who intercepted conference call with FBI cybercrime investigators posed no risk to its operations	At least 37 people killed in shoot-out between rival groups at a reconciliation meeting in South Sudan, officials say
	Day in pictures	Week in pictures
	Venice in solitude	Day in pictures
	Titanic office	Venice in solitude
	Day in pictures	Titanic office
	Your pictures	Day in pictures
	Football clash	Your pictures
	Photo awards	Football clash
	Sub-zero	Photo awards
17:50	At least two are killed in clashes between Egyptian protesters and police in the capital Cairo, amid ongoing anger over deaths after a football match.	At least two people are killed in clashes between Egyptian protesters and police in the capital Cairo, amid ongoing anger over deaths after a football match.
17:40	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Labour: Banks must serve society
17:40	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25	Cardboard Ayatollah lampooned Watch01:48
17:35	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'	Hackers breach FBI-UK police call
17:15	Health bodies reject NHS reforms	Cairo clashes over football anger
	Physiotherapist leaders have joined the Royal College of GPs in calling for the health bill in England to be scrapped, increasing pressure on the government.	At least two are killed in clashes between Egyptian protesters and police in the capital Cairo, amid ongoing anger over deaths after a football match.
	Cairo clashes over football anger	Health bodies reject NHS reforms

	Cameron to make official US visit	Child access shake-up criticised

	Apple overturns Motorola's ban	Derailed train 'going too fast'

	Added	Cameron to make official US visit
	Children's access rights pledge	Apple overturns Motorola's ban

	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'	Children's access rights pledge
	Derailed train 'going too fast'	Pub arsonist sets fire to himself
	Pub arsonist sets fire to himself	Poison arrest nurse loses appeal
	Artist set for Facebook windfall	Funds U-turn for US women's group
	The internet's dark secret	Sticky wicket
	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world	Why are fans shunning the England-Pakistan Test match in Dubai?
	7 days quiz	The internet's dark secret
	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world
	Newspaper review	7 days quiz
	Playful Huhne headlines in the papers	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?
17:10	Weekend hospital admission warning	Weekend hospital admission fears
17:05	Two US tourists kidnapped earlier in Sinai peninsula have been freed, Egyptian officials say	Two US tourists kidnapped in Sinai peninsula have been freed, Egyptian officials say
	West Coast main line partially re-opens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine	West Coast main line partially reopens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine
	Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses sack appeal	Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses appeal against sacking
	Famine 'over' in Somalia, UN says	Many die at S Sudan peace meeting
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live
17:00	Anderson denies confidence crisis	Listen to Test Match Special highlights as 16 wickets fall Listen
16:55	West Coast main line partially re-opens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine	West Coast main line partially re-opens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine
	Engine derails on West Coast line	Derailed train 'going too fast'
	Libya ex-envoy dies 'in custody'	BBC accuses Iran of intimidation
16:50	Scotland Yard says hackers who intercepted conference call with FBI cybercrime investigators posed no risk to its operations	Scotland Yard says hackers who intercepted conference call with FBI cybercrime investigators posed no risk to its operations
16:50	Two US tourists kidnapped earlier in Sinai peninsula have been freed, Egyptian officials say	Two US tourists kidnapped earlier in Sinai peninsula have been freed, Egyptian officials say
16:45	Sex assault 'therapist' convicted	Sex assault 'therapist' convicted
	Football protesters mass in Cairo Watch01:12	Snow ploughs and grit at the ready Watch01:49
	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34	Football protesters mass in Cairo Watch01:12
	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24
	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07
	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25
16:40	West Coast main line partially re-opens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine	Scotland Yard says hackers who intercepted conference call with FBI cybercrime investigators posed no risk to its operations
	Apple able to sell iPad and iPhone models on its German online store again after Motorola Mobility patent injunction suspended	Two US tourists kidnapped earlier in Sinai peninsula have been freed, Egyptian officials say
	Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses sack appeal	West Coast main line partially re-opens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine
	Seven English NHS hospital trusts are to have access to a £1.5bn government PFI bail-out fund LATEST The Duchess of Cambridge has made a private visit to a charity which helps drug and alcohol addicts	Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses sack appeal
16:35	Huhne resigns over points charge	Huhne resigns over points charge
	Nick Robinson: Very personal politics	Analysis: Clegg leaves door open
	Profile: Chris Huhne	Nick Robinson: Very personal politics
	As it happened: Huhne resigns	Profile: Chris Huhne
	Clegg: Huhne's outstanding job Watch	As it happened: Huhne resigns
	Profile: Ed Davey	Clegg: Huhne's outstanding job Watch
16:30	Jonathan Agnew column	Anderson denies confidence crisis
16:25	Big Yin walks out - ends show after heckles	Queen digs deep for Jubilee woods
	Striking image of "barred spiral" galaxy captured	Big Yin walks out - ends show after heckles
	Largest optical telescope created	Striking galaxy image from Hubble
	Brains may be wired for addiction	Largest optical telescope created
16:20	Added	West Coast main line partially re-opens after being closed for more than 12 hours because of a derailed freight engine LATEST
	Apple revokes Motorola sales ban	Apple overturns Motorola's ban
	Do negotiations remain off limits as invasion anniversary nears?	Do negotiations between the UK and Argentina remain off limits?
16:15	Apple able to sell iPad and iPhone models on its German online store again after Motorola Mobility patent injunction suspended LATEST	Removed
	Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses sack appeal	Apple able to sell iPad and iPhone models on its German online store again after Motorola Mobility patent injunction suspended
	Hacking group Anonymous has released what it says is a recording of a conference call between the FBI and British police	Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses sack appeal
	Hackers Anonymous release a recording of a sensitive conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing efforts to fight hacking.	Hackers Anonymous release a recording of an intercepted conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing their efforts to fight hacking.
	Added	Who loves the hacktivists? Dark corners of the net
	Motorola makes Apple pull devices	Apple revokes Motorola sales ban

16:10	Jail for O'Hagan murder accused	Carroll accused 'sought address'
	Falklands negotiation?	Falklands talks
	Why tensions are growing ahead of invasion anniversary	Do negotiations remain off limits as invasion anniversary nears?
16:05	Hacking group Anonymous has released what it says is a recording of a conference call between the FBI and British police	Stepping Hill nurse Rebecca Leighton loses sack appeal
	Seven English NHS hospital trusts are to have access to a £1.5bn government PFI bail-out fund	Hacking group Anonymous has released what it says is a recording of a conference call between the FBI and British police
	The Duchess of Cambridge has made a private visit to a charity which helps drug and alcohol addicts	Seven English NHS hospital trusts are to have access to a £1.5bn government PFI bail-out fund
	Prime Minister David Cameron and wife Samantha will make official visit to US in March, White House says	The Duchess of Cambridge has made a private visit to a charity which helps drug and alcohol addicts
	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'	Cameron to make official US visit

	Concerns over race group inquiry	Sex assault 'therapist' convicted
	Murder accused 'like a brother'	Concerns over race group inquiry
16:00	Russia 'can't support' Syria text	Russia 'can't back' UN Syria text
	Ed Davey is new energy secretary	Ed Davey is new energy secretary
	Open for negotiation?	Falklands negotiation?
	Why UK-Argentina tensions are growing ahead of invasion anniversary	Why tensions are growing ahead of invasion anniversary
15:55	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'	Russia 'can't support' Syria text

	Motorola makes Apple pull devices	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'

	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'	Motorola makes Apple pull devices

	Universities warned over access	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'

	Engine derails on West Coast line	Universities warned over access

	Sportsday - breaking sports news Live	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'
	England falter as wickets tumble	Sportsday - breaking sports news Live
	Jonathan Agnew column	England falter as wickets tumble
	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'	Jonathan Agnew column
	Pub arsonist sets fire to himself	Engine derails on West Coast line
	Man charged over death at station	Pub arsonist sets fire to himself
	US tourists 'kidnapped in Sinai'	Libya ex-envoy dies 'in custody'
	The internet's dark secret	Open for negotiation?
	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world	Why UK-Argentina tensions are growing ahead of invasion anniversary
	7 days quiz	The internet's dark secret
	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world
	Confident islanders	7 days quiz
	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?
15:50	Added	Apple able to sell iPad and iPhone models on its German online store again after Motorola Mobility patent injunction suspended LATEST
15:50	Temperatures set to plunge again	Temperatures 'set to reach -12'
15:45	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'	Jonathan Agnew column
15:45	Roberts & Priestland boost Wales	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'
15:40	Hackers Anonymous releases a recording of a sensitive conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing efforts to fight hacking.	Hackers Anonymous release a recording of a sensitive conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing efforts to fight hacking.
15:35	Hackers Anonymous releases releases a recording of a sensitive conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing efforts to fight hacking.	Hackers Anonymous releases a recording of a sensitive conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing efforts to fight hacking.
	Man charged over death at station	Pub arsonist sets fire to himself
	'God can heal' advertising banned	Man charged over death at station
15:30	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney	Artist set for Facebook windfall
15:25	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan	Health bodies reject NHS reforms
15:25	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.	Physiotherapist leaders have joined the Royal College of GPs in calling for the health bill in England to be scrapped, increasing pressure on the government.
15:20	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'
15:20	Anonymous releases what it says is a recording of a phone call between the FBI and UK police discussing their efforts against hacking.	Hackers Anonymous releases releases a recording of a sensitive conference call between the FBI and UK police discussing efforts to fight hacking.
15:15	Huhne resigns over charges	Huhne: "I am innocent" Watch
	Huhne: "I am innocent" Watch	As it happened: Huhne resigns
	Profile: Ed Davey	Clegg: Huhne's outstanding job Watch
	Clegg: Huhne's outstanding job Watch	Profile: Ed Davey
15:10	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'
	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.	Anonymous releases what it says is a recording of a phone call between the FBI and UK police discussing their efforts against hacking.
	NHS reform bill 'a mess' Watch Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch NHS changes branded 'unholy mess' Government escapes NHS rebellion	Removed
	Cairo clashes over football anger	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan
	Egyptian protesters clash with security forces for a second day in Cairo, as anger over the deaths of dozens of football fans threatens political unrest.	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.
	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'	Cairo clashes over football anger

	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'

	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Ed Davey is new energy secretary
	New date set for referendum talks	Miliband 'one nation' bank call
	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34	Football protesters mass in Cairo Watch01:12
	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24
	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49
	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58
	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07
15:05	Huhne resigns over charges Live	Huhne resigns over charges
15:00	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan
	Seven English NHS hospital trusts with debts caused, in part, by PFI repayments are to have access to a £1.5bn government bail-out fund.	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.
	Added	NHS reform bill 'a mess' Watch Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch NHS changes branded 'unholy mess' Government escapes NHS rebellion
	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan	Temperatures set to plunge again
	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.	The UK is set for another bitterly cold night with temperatures plunging again, say weather forecasters.
	Temperatures set to plunge again	Cairo clashes over football anger
	The UK is set for another bitterly cold night with temperatures plunging again, say weather forecasters.	Egyptian protesters clash with security forces for a second day in Cairo, as anger over the deaths of dozens of football fans threatens political unrest.
	Cairo clashes over football anger	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'

14:55	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan	PFI hospitals 'get bail-out fund'
	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.	Seven English NHS hospital trusts with debts caused, in part, by PFI repayments are to have access to a £1.5bn government bail-out fund.
	NHS reform bill 'a mess' Watch Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch NHS changes branded 'unholy mess' Government escapes NHS rebellion	Removed
	Temperatures set to plunge again	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan
	The UK is set for another bitterly cold night with temperatures plunging again, say weather forecasters.	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.
	Cairo clashes over football anger	Temperatures set to plunge again
	Egyptian protesters clash with security forces for a second day in Cairo, as anger over the deaths of dozens of football fans threatens political unrest.	The UK is set for another bitterly cold night with temperatures plunging again, say weather forecasters.
	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'	Cairo clashes over football anger

	Motorola makes Apple pull devices	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'

	Weekend hospital admission warning	Motorola makes Apple pull devices

	Brains may be wired for addiction	Weekend hospital admission warning
	More Galileo satellites ordered	Brains may be wired for addiction
14:50	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria	US tourists 'kidnapped in Sinai'
14:45	Temperatures in parts of the UK plunged to -11C overnight as forecasters warned of a bitterly cold spell and snow showers over the weekend.	The UK is set for another bitterly cold night with temperatures plunging again, say weather forecasters.
	US economy creates 243,000 jobs	US job numbers show strong growth
	Coverage of Chris Huhne charges Live	BBC News Channel Live
14:40	The Duchess of Cambridge has made a private visit to a charity which helps drug and alcohol addicts	Hacking group Anonymous has released what it says is a recording of a conference call between the FBI and British police
	Prime Minister David Cameron and wife Samantha will make official visit to US in March, White House says LATEST Prime Minister David Cameron said Chris Huhne had made 'the right decision' in resigning as a cabinet minister LATEST	Removed
	Party leaders unite against planned Scottish Defence League march	Seven English NHS hospital trusts are to have access to a £1.5bn government PFI bail-out fund
	Man who stabbed his ex-wife to death in the street as their children looked is jailed for life	The Duchess of Cambridge has made a private visit to a charity which helps drug and alcohol addicts
	Seven NHS trusts in England to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund	Prime Minister David Cameron and wife Samantha will make official visit to US in March, White House says
14:35	Prince's Falklands tour 'routine'	FBI and UK police call 'hacked'
14:35
14:30	Chris Huhne resigns 1412: Lawyer Nick Freeman, nicknamed Mr Loophole for his skill in defending clients in high-profile motoring cases, said: "These sort of offences attack the foundations of the British judicial system and that's why they are viewed so seriously." He said the maximum sentence was life but those convicted typically received three to six months. 1403: The RSPB's head of climate change policy, Harry Huyton, said Mr Huhne had played an important role in ensuring the UK maintained its leadership on global warming action. "Under his leadership, government committed to an ambitious 2025 target to reduce our emissions and helped negotiate a good deal at the global climate negotiations in Durban at the end of last year," he said. 1358: Mr Cameron thanked Mr Huhne for "the very good work" he had done in government both in bringing the coalition together and in his ministerial role. He said he had "secured important investment into our infrastructure" and "done some very good work" on international climate change agreements. 1351: Breaking News Prime Minister David Cameron said Chris Huhne had made "the right decision" in resigning as a cabinet minister. 1345: Friends of the Earth's executive director Andy Atkins said Mr Huhne had championed the environment in an administration that had "shown little enthusiasm" for keeping David Cameron's pledge to be the greenest government ever. He added: "The new energy secretary must stand firm against Chancellor George Osborne's anti-green agenda and make the case that protecting our environment is a way to boost not hinder our economic recovery." 1340: Mr Huhne is entitled to a severance payment of more than £17,000 under the 1991 Ministerial and Other Pensions and Salaries Act - three months-worth of his £68,827 annual ministerial pay, the Cabinet Office says. Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said it was "a matter for him" whether Mr Huhne would accept it. 1326: The leader of the Liberal Democrats in the European Parliament, Sir Graham Watson, said Mr Huhne's departure was a serious loss as he had a "great record on the issues for which he was responsible". He added that environmental non-governmental groups had said whoever succeeded him would "have very big shoes to fill". 1316: Read our profile of new Energy Secretary Ed Davey, including how he once received a bravery award for rescuing a woman from the path of an oncoming train. Daily Telegraph Deputy Editor Benedict Brogan writes in his Telegraph blog: Chris Huhne maintains his innocence, but if he is found guilty he will have caused the coalition more trouble than all the political trickery his colleagues suspect him of put together. 1258: Business Secretary Vince Cable said he was saddened by Mr Huhne's resignation. "He's a very good effective colleague in government," he said. "I'm sure he'll clear his name and we'd certainly like to see him back." Go to Live Event Page	Removed
14:25	UK shivers as mercury hits -11C	Temperatures set to plunge again

	US economy creates 243,000 jobs	US economy creates 243,000 jobs
	Venice in solitude	Day in pictures
	Titanic office	Venice in solitude
	Day in pictures	Titanic office
	Your pictures	Day in pictures
	Football clash	Your pictures
	Photo awards	Football clash
	Sub-zero	Photo awards
	Day in pictures	Sub-zero
	The internet's dark secret	Clean sweep
	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world	Will London 2012 be the greenest Olympics ever?
	Diamond Queen	The internet's dark secret
	Sixty photographs for 60 years on the throne	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world
	7 days quiz	Diamond Queen
	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?	Sixty photographs for 60 years on the throne
	Confident islanders	7 days quiz
	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?
	Del Boy directs	Confident islanders
	Sir David Jason on directing and the state of British comedy	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions
14:20	Prime Minister David Cameron said Chris Huhne had made 'the right decision' in resigning as a cabinet minister LATEST	Removed
	Party leaders unite against planned Scottish Defence League march	The Duchess of Cambridge has made a private visit to a charity which helps drug and alcohol addicts
	Added	Prime Minister David Cameron and wife Samantha will make official visit to US in March, White House says LATEST Prime Minister David Cameron said Chris Huhne had made 'the right decision' in resigning as a cabinet minister LATEST
	Man who stabbed his ex-wife to death in the street as their children looked is jailed for life	Party leaders unite against planned Scottish Defence League march
	Seven NHS trusts in England to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund	Man who stabbed his ex-wife to death in the street as their children looked is jailed for life
	Universities that fail to recruit more students from poorer backgrounds should be heavily fined says watchdog	Seven NHS trusts in England to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund
	PCSO jailed for raping girl, 12	Man charged over death at station
14:15	Added	1412: Lawyer Nick Freeman, nicknamed Mr Loophole for his skill in defending clients in high-profile motoring cases, said: "These sort of offences attack the foundations of the British judicial system and that's why they are viewed so seriously." He said the maximum sentence was life but those convicted typically received three to six months.

	1250: The new role given to Norman Lamb, formerly parliamentary aide to Nick Clegg, is Mr Davey's old business minister post and a promotion.	Removed
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14:05	Added	1403: The RSPB's head of climate change policy, Harry Huyton, said Mr Huhne had played an important role in ensuring the UK maintained its leadership on global warming action. "Under his leadership, government committed to an ambitious 2025 target to reduce our emissions and helped negotiate a good deal at the global climate negotiations in Durban at the end of last year," he said.
14:05	1248: In other reshuffle changes Norman Lamb MP becomes parliamentary under secretary of state at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and Jenny Willott MP becomes an assistant government whip.	Removed
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	Added	1358: Mr Cameron thanked Mr Huhne for "the very good work" he had done in government both in bringing the coalition together and in his ministerial role. He said he had "secured important investment into our infrastructure" and "done some very good work" on international climate change agreements.
	1246: Paying tribute to Mr Huhne's successor, Ed Davey, Mr Clegg said he had a "lifelong commitment to the environment" and had "shown a formidable grasp of government policy". He added: "He is the right man for the job."	Removed
13:55	Added	Prime Minister David Cameron said Chris Huhne had made 'the right decision' in resigning as a cabinet minister LATEST
	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	PCSO jailed for raping girl, 12
	Added	1351: Breaking News Prime Minister David Cameron said Chris Huhne had made "the right decision" in resigning as a cabinet minister.
	1244: Breaking News Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg said Mr Huhne had been a pioneer in groundbreaking policies. "If he clears his name I have made clear I would like to see him back in government in a key position," he added.	Removed
	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24	Surviving the freezing weather in Europe Watch01:45
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24
	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	Heated tents for Ukraine homeless Watch01:45	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49
13:50	Man who stabbed his ex-wife to death in the street as their children looked is jailed for life	Party leaders unite against planned Scottish Defence League march
	More than one million people to face fine for failing to submit self-assessment tax returns on time, says HMRC	Man who stabbed his ex-wife to death in the street as their children looked is jailed for life
	Seven NHS trusts in England to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund	More than one million people to face fine for failing to submit self-assessment tax returns on time, says HMRC
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	UK Deputy PM Nick Clegg says he 'fully respects' Chris Huhne's decision to resign, says he's done 'outstanding job' Live	Seven NHS trusts in England to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund
	Added	1345: Friends of the Earth's executive director Andy Atkins said Mr Huhne had championed the environment in an administration that had "shown little enthusiasm" for keeping David Cameron's pledge to be the greenest government ever. He added: "The new energy secretary must stand firm against Chancellor George Osborne's anti-green agenda and make the case that protecting our environment is a way to boost not hinder our economic recovery."
	1241: Breaking News Downing Street confirms Ed Davey is to become new Energy Secretary.	Removed
13:45	Pakistan v England Live	England falter as wickets tumble
	Added	1340: Mr Huhne is entitled to a severance payment of more than £17,000 under the 1991 Ministerial and Other Pensions and Salaries Act - three months-worth of his £68,827 annual ministerial pay, the Cabinet Office says. Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman said it was "a matter for him" whether Mr Huhne would accept it.
	1235: Watch this report on Chris Huhne's political career by the BBC's Ben Geoghegan.	Removed
13:40	Added	Man who stabbed his ex-wife to death in the street as their children looked is jailed for life LATEST
	Seven NHS trusts to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund	Seven NHS trusts in England to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund
	CPS announces Huhne charges Watch	Clegg: Huhne's outstanding job Watch
	RBS boss calls for pay correction	Engine derails on West Coast line

	Service sector sees strong growth	US economy creates 243,000 jobs
	One million 'will face tax fine'	RBS boss calls for pay correction
	Engine derails on West Coast line	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m
	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	'God can heal' advertising banned
	Union plea to delay exams change	Snow alert issued across Scotland
	Man and woman escape house fire	Ulster Bank staff reject pay-off
	Heated tents for Ukraine homeless Watch01:47	Heated tents for Ukraine homeless Watch01:45
13:35	Seven NHS trusts to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund	More than one million people to face fine for failing to submit self-assessment tax returns on time, says HMRC
	HUHNE CHARGED	LATEST
	UK Deputy PM Nick Clegg says he 'fully respects' Chris Huhne's decision to resign, says he's done 'outstanding job' Live	Seven NHS trusts to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund
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	Rio Ferdinand does not want to take over as England captain, the Manchester captain says on Twitter	UK Deputy PM Nick Clegg says he 'fully respects' Chris Huhne's decision to resign, says he's done 'outstanding job' Live

	Added	Profile: Ed Davey CPS announces Huhne charges Watch
	Roberts & Priestland boost Wales	Redknapp lies 'extremely telling'
	Super League is 'better than NRL'	Roberts & Priestland boost Wales
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	BBC News at One Live	Coverage of Chris Huhne charges Live
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	Blogger removal now 'per country'	Megaupload bail appeal rejected
	Added	1326: The leader of the Liberal Democrats in the European Parliament, Sir Graham Watson, said Mr Huhne's departure was a serious loss as he had a "great record on the issues for which he was responsible". He added that environmental non-governmental groups had said whoever succeeded him would "have very big shoes to fill".
	1232: Norman Baker, transport minister, says Mr Huhne's resignation is a disappointment for the Lib Dems. We have a bank of people who are junior ministers who are very competent so there's a good pool to choose a replacement from, he adds.	Removed
13:20	Apple has pulled some iPad and iPhone models from its German online store after Motorola Mobility enforced a patent injunction	Seven NHS trusts to get access to £1.5bn bail-out fund
	Rio Ferdinand does not want to take over as England captain, the Manchester captain says on Twitter	Rio Ferdinand does not want to take over as England captain, the Manchester captain says on Twitter
	Gunmen in Egypt's Sinai peninsula have kidnapped two American women tourists, Egyptian security sources say.	Gunmen in Egypt's Sinai peninsula have kidnapped two American women tourists, Egyptian security sources say
	Ferdinand shuns England captaincy	Ferdinand shuns captaincy
	Added	1316: Read our profile of new Energy Secretary Ed Davey, including how he once received a bravery award for rescuing a woman from the path of an oncoming train.

	1223: Possible key players in the reshuffle - senior Lib Dems Ed Davey and Norman Lamb - leave the Hydro Hotel in Eastbourne without commenting.	Removed
13:15	Capello in 'difficult' position	Ferdinand shuns England captaincy
	Terry in action at 2010 World Cup Watch	Capello in 'difficult' position
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	Man and woman escape house fire	Jail for O'Hagan murder accused
	Jail for O'Hagan murder accused	Man and woman escape house fire
13:10	Weekend hospital admission warning	Motorola makes Apple pull devices

	Megaupload bail appeal rejected	Weekend hospital admission warning

	Universities warned over access	Megaupload bail appeal rejected

	RBS boss calls for pay correction	Universities warned over access

	Children's access rights pledge	RBS boss calls for pay correction

	Engine derails on West Coast line	Children's access rights pledge

	Motorola makes Apple pull devices	Hackers fool bank security system
	Hackers fool bank security system	Blogger removal now 'per country'
	'Supergiant' found in deepest sea	Largest optical telescope created
	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	Engine derails on West Coast line
	Wrong-way lorry driver arrested	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m
13:05	Added	LATEST Apple has pulled some iPad and iPhone models from its German online store after Motorola Mobility enforced a patent injunction
	Chris Huhne resigns as energy secretary after being told he will be charged with perverting the course of justice over a 2003 speeding case.	Chris Huhne vows to clear his name as he resigns as energy secretary to fight a charge of perverting the course of justice relating to a 2003 speeding case.
	Added	Daily Telegraph Deputy Editor Benedict Brogan writes in his Telegraph blog: Chris Huhne maintains his innocence, but if he is found guilty he will have caused the coalition more trouble than all the political trickery his colleagues suspect him of put together.

	1223: Chris Elmes in Gloucestershire Perverting the course of justice is a serious offence and should always be followed up. It is certainly not a waste of public money and it is certainly not a case of wrecking Huhne's career. As a government minister we expect that he will act with honesty and integrity.	Removed
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13:00	Striking image of "barred spiral" galaxy captured	Big Yin walks out - ends show after heckles
	'Jewish Indiana Jones' admits Torah fraud	Striking image of "barred spiral" galaxy captured
	Hackers fool bank security system	Motorola makes Apple pull devices
	Blogger removal now 'per country'	Hackers fool bank security system
	Snow warning as freeze continues	Murder accused 'like a brother'
	Added	1258: Business Secretary Vince Cable said he was saddened by Mr Huhne's resignation. "He's a very good effective colleague in government," he said. "I'm sure he'll clear his name and we'd certainly like to see him back."
	1222: Chris Huhne will be feeling "extremely bruised", says friend and Lib Dem MEP, Bill Newton Dunn. He's "very honourable and highly able" and will feel an important mission is being interrupted.	Removed
	Coverage of Chris Huhne charges Live	BBC News at One Live
12:55	Added	1250: The new role given to Norman Lamb, formerly parliamentary aide to Nick Clegg, is Mr Davey's old business minister post and a promotion.
12:55	1207: D West in Sevenoaks writes: All very exciting for the media, but the reality concerns a minor 'speeding offence' nine years ago which was inconsequential at the time, and totally irrelevant now. Considering the real problems we have in the country the proposed court case is an expensive luxury the country cannot afford.	Removed
12:50	LATEST	HUHNE CHARGED
	The UN's highest court rules Italy was wrong to allow its courts to make claims for compensation against Germany for Nazi war crimes	UK Deputy PM Nick Clegg says he 'fully respects' Chris Huhne's decision to resign, says he's done 'outstanding job' Live
	Added	Rio Ferdinand does not want to take over as England captain, the Manchester captain says on Twitter LATEST
	John Terry has been stripped of the England captaincy, sources close to the defender have told BBC Sport	Universities that fail to recruit more students from poorer backgrounds should be heavily fined says watchdog
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	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne to resign from his position following charges that he perverted the course of justice Live	Research suggesting patients are more likely to die in hospital if they are admitted at the weekend backed up by a major study
	HUHNE CHARGED	LATEST
	'I will be taking a little time off over the next few days to be with my family' - Vicky Pryce Live	Gunmen in Egypt's Sinai peninsula have kidnapped two American women tourists, Egyptian security sources say.
	Personal insolvencies 'down 11%'	One million 'will face tax fine'
	Added	1248: In other reshuffle changes Norman Lamb MP becomes parliamentary under secretary of state at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and Jenny Willott MP becomes an assistant government whip. 1246: Paying tribute to Mr Huhne's successor, Ed Davey, Mr Clegg said he had a "lifelong commitment to the environment" and had "shown a formidable grasp of government policy". He added: "He is the right man for the job." 1244: Breaking News Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg said Mr Huhne had been a pioneer in groundbreaking policies. "If he clears his name I have made clear I would like to see him back in government in a key position," he added.
	1201: We're expecting to hear the first words from David Cameron at 13:30 GMT. 1159: Dose DV tweets: Why are the police wasting 8 months on wrecking Chris Huhne's career? It's a measly speeding ticket, not a murder charge! 1150: What started with the very personal is now having very political effects, writes BBC political editor Nick Robinson in his blog, the coalition's most outspoken Lib Dem, most prominent advocate of policies to combat climate change and the man best placed to challenge Nick Clegg has gone.	Removed
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	Universities warned over access	Academy school results 'inflated'
	Academy school results 'inflated'	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'
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	Added	1241: Breaking News Downing Street confirms Ed Davey is to become new Energy Secretary.
	1144: The court hearing on 16 February at Westminster Magistrates' Court is expected to be short, and may not be attended by either Mr Huhne or his ex-wife, Vicky Pryce, according to Clive Coleman, the BBC's legal affairs correspondent. Describing how the case will be processed, our correspondent says it will then go to crown court. The pair will have to enter their pleas within 14 weeks. If they plead not guilty, a full trial is unlikely to begin until September at the earliest, our correspondent estimates.	Removed
12:40	Prince's Falklands tour 'routine'	Cairo clashes over football anger
	UK Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies that the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina.	Egyptian protesters clash with security forces for a second day in Cairo, as anger over the deaths of dozens of football fans threatens political unrest.
	Weekend hospital admission warning	Prince's Falklands tour 'routine'

	Megaupload bail appeal rejected	Weekend hospital admission warning

	Cairo clashes over football anger	Megaupload bail appeal rejected

	Academy school results 'inflated'	Universities warned over access
	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'	Academy school results 'inflated'
	Ferrari unveil innovative new car	Super League is 'better than NRL'
	Vitamin D advice given for babies	Leaders unite against SDL march
	Added	1235: Watch this report on Chris Huhne's political career by the BBC's Ben Geoghegan.
	1141: Blogger Martin Shovel tweets: Looks like Chris #Huhne is about to pay a heavy Pryce	Removed
12:35	Megaupload bail appeal rejected	Weekend hospital admission warning

	Cairo clashes over football anger	Megaupload bail appeal rejected

	Legionella death toll rises to three	Cairo clashes over football anger

	RBS boss calls for pay correction	Legionella death toll rises to three

	Children's access rights pledge	RBS boss calls for pay correction

	Engine derails on West Coast line	Children's access rights pledge

	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	Engine derails on West Coast line

	Composer seeks singer for 'lowest-ever note'	Striking image of "barred spiral" galaxy captured
	Weekend hospital admission warning	Brains may be wired for addiction
	Striking galaxy image from Hubble	'Supergiant' found in deepest sea
	Brains may be wired for addiction	More Galileo satellites ordered
	Radio 1's Hackney 2012 revealed	Poster 'threat' to Dujardin Oscar
	The rush to the scooter	Meet the galanthophiles
	Meet the galanthophiles	When was the real baby boom?
	Wrong-way lorry driver arrested	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m
	Anti-wind farm campaign 'selfish'	Wrong-way lorry driver arrested
	Race body chair defends decisions	Concerns over race group inquiry
	Added	1232: Norman Baker, transport minister, says Mr Huhne's resignation is a disappointment for the Lib Dems. We have a bank of people who are junior ministers who are very competent so there's a good pool to choose a replacement from, he adds.
	1140: Paul Waugh, Editor of PoliticsHome.com News tweets: Paddy Power make Huhne 5/1 to return to Cabinet before gen elexn. Hill's offering 3/1.	Removed
	RBS boss says banker pay too high Watch03:34	RBS boss: Banker pay too high, too long Watch03:34
	The internet's dark secret	Two-wheel rush
	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world	Is there danger in the craze for scooters?
	Diamond Queen	The internet's dark secret
	Sixty photographs for 60 years on the throne	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world
	Confident islanders	Diamond Queen
	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions	Sixty photographs for 60 years on the throne
	Del Boy directs	Confident islanders
	Sir David Jason on directing and the state of British comedy	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions
	Zebra wars	Del Boy directs
	Tackling one of the UK's most invasive pests	Sir David Jason on directing and the state of British comedy
12:25	Added	1223: Possible key players in the reshuffle - senior Lib Dems Ed Davey and Norman Lamb - leave the Hydro Hotel in Eastbourne without commenting. 1223: Chris Elmes in Gloucestershire Perverting the course of justice is a serious offence and should always be followed up. It is certainly not a waste of public money and it is certainly not a case of wrecking Huhne's career. As a government minister we expect that he will act with honesty and integrity. 1222: Chris Huhne will be feeling "extremely bruised", says friend and Lib Dem MEP, Bill Newton Dunn. He's "very honourable and highly able" and will feel an important mission is being interrupted.
12:25	1134: The prime minister also writes: "You have made a very significant contribution to the government, of which you can be justly proud. You were a member of the team which negotiated the formation of the coalition government between the Conservative party and the Liberal Democrats in those crucial days after the general election, with our shared commitment to come together as two distinct political parties and govern in the national interest. As secretary of state for energy and climate change, you have led the government's efforts to live up to its responsibility to tackle climate change with great passion and distinction." 1132: In his written reply, the prime minister says: "I believe you have made the right decision under the circumstances." 1131: The BBC receives a copy of Mr Huhne's resignation letter to PM David Cameron. He begins: "This letter is to submit with much regret my resignation as energy and climate change secretary. I intend to mount a robust defence against the charges brought against me, and I have concluded that it would be distracting both to that effort and to my official duties if I were to continue in office."	Removed
12:20	Nick Robinson: Personal politics	Nick Robinson: Very personal politics
12:15	Trio to make England Test debuts	Roberts & Priestland boost Wales
12:10	Chris Huhne quits as energy secretary after an announcement he is to be charged with perverting the course of justice over speeding points claims dating back to 2003.	Chris Huhne resigns as energy secretary after being told he will be charged with perverting the course of justice over a 2003 speeding case.
	Huhne: "I am innocent" Watch	Nick Robinson: Personal politics
	Nick Robinson: Personal politics	Profile: Chris Huhne
	Profile: Chris Huhne	Huhne: "I am innocent" Watch
	Added	1207: D West in Sevenoaks writes: All very exciting for the media, but the reality concerns a minor 'speeding offence' nine years ago which was inconsequential at the time, and totally irrelevant now. Considering the real problems we have in the country the proposed court case is an expensive luxury the country cannot afford.
	1127: We're hearing Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will make a statement in central London at around lunchtime.	Removed
12:05	Meet the galanthophiles	The rush to the scooter
	When was the real baby boom?	Meet the galanthophiles
	US launch for family history firm	Vitamin D advice given for babies
	Added	1201: We're expecting to hear the first words from David Cameron at 13:30 GMT. 1159: Dose DV tweets: Why are the police wasting 8 months on wrecking Chris Huhne's career? It's a measly speeding ticket, not a murder charge!
	1125: Chris Huhne insisted he was innocent when he faced the cameras to announce his resignation - watch it here. 1125: Ben Duckworth, editor of Total Politics, says Ed Davey will have "big policy shoes to fill". He describes Mr Huhne as someone willing to "stick it to" Conservative coalition members if he thinks they're wrong, such as over Europe. Mr Huhne is "enormously self-confident" and this is the "biggest test of that mental strength", he adds.	Removed
12:00	John Terry is stripped of the England captaincy, sources close to the defender tell BBC Sport. BBC Sport	John Terry is stripped of the England captaincy, the Football Association has confirmed. BBC Sport
	Cairo clashes over football anger	Megaupload bail appeal rejected

	Legionella death toll rises to three	Cairo clashes over football anger

	RBS boss calls for pay correction	Legionella death toll rises to three

	Children's access rights pledge	RBS boss calls for pay correction

	Two shot dead in Egypt violence	Children's access rights pledge

	Megaupload bail appeal rejected	Blogger removal now 'per country'
11:55	UK download speed gains 'uneven'	Megaupload bail appeal rejected
	Added	1150: What started with the very personal is now having very political effects, writes BBC political editor Nick Robinson in his blog, the coalition's most outspoken Lib Dem, most prominent advocate of policies to combat climate change and the man best placed to challenge Nick Clegg has gone.
	1125: Phil Harding in Bath/Bristol tweets: Huhne resigns Cabinet post whilst 'top' bankers pay themselves huge salaries despite wrecking the economy via their greed	Removed
11:50	Profile: Chris Huhne	Huhne: "I am innocent" Watch
	CPS announces Huhne charges Watch	Nick Robinson: Personal politics
	Prosecutor's full statement	Profile: Chris Huhne
	Terry in action at 2010 World Cup Watch	Capello in 'difficult' position
	Sport	BBC Sport
	Capello in 'difficult' position	Terry in action at 2010 World Cup Watch
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	Greenwich becomes a royal borough	Wrong-way lorry driver arrested
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	RBS boss says banker pay too high Watch03:34
	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49
	'Green' tour of London Olympics site Watch02:31	Heated tents for Ukraine homeless Watch01:47
	Heated tents for Ukraine homeless Watch01:47	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58
	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07
	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25
11:45	FA discussing Terry captain role	Capello in 'difficult' position
	Added	1144: The court hearing on 16 February at Westminster Magistrates' Court is expected to be short, and may not be attended by either Mr Huhne or his ex-wife, Vicky Pryce, according to Clive Coleman, the BBC's legal affairs correspondent. Describing how the case will be processed, our correspondent says it will then go to crown court. The pair will have to enter their pleas within 14 weeks. If they plead not guilty, a full trial is unlikely to begin until September at the earliest, our correspondent estimates. 1141: Blogger Martin Shovel tweets: Looks like Chris #Huhne is about to pay a heavy Pryce 1140: Paul Waugh, Editor of PoliticsHome.com News tweets: Paddy Power make Huhne 5/1 to return to Cabinet before gen elexn. Hill's offering 3/1.
	1115: Any cabinet reshuffle is expected to be limited to the Lib Dems, our political editor Nick Robinson understands. 1114: Still no word from the prime minister or his deputy. Nick Clegg is on his way from Eastbourne to London, and we're hopeful he'll comment on his return. 1111: Returning to the CPS statement that sparked the resignation. Here are the Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer's words in full.	Removed
	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07
11:40	Cairo braced for football protest	Cairo clashes over football anger
	Added	1134: The prime minister also writes: "You have made a very significant contribution to the government, of which you can be justly proud. You were a member of the team which negotiated the formation of the coalition government between the Conservative party and the Liberal Democrats in those crucial days after the general election, with our shared commitment to come together as two distinct political parties and govern in the national interest. As secretary of state for energy and climate change, you have led the government's efforts to live up to its responsibility to tackle climate change with great passion and distinction."
	1109: The BBC's Norman Smith says the CPS decision is a political catastrophe as well as a personal disaster for Mr Huhne. His political career is possibly over - and personally he faces the prospect of jail, if found guilty, he says. He adds this is also an unprecedented political moment - we cannot find a case of a minister being charged while in cabinet as far back as 1900.	Removed
11:35	John Terry stripped of the England captaincy - BBC	John Terry has been stripped of the England captaincy, sources close to the defender have told BBC Sport
	HUHNE CHARGED CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live	Removed
	Added	1132: In his written reply, the prime minister says: "I believe you have made the right decision under the circumstances." 1131: The BBC receives a copy of Mr Huhne's resignation letter to PM David Cameron. He begins: "This letter is to submit with much regret my resignation as energy and climate change secretary. I intend to mount a robust defence against the charges brought against me, and I have concluded that it would be distracting both to that effort and to my official duties if I were to continue in office."
	1100: A spokesman for Osbornes Solicitors, the legal firm representing Ms Pryce, said they were not commenting on the CPS's decision. You can watch Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer's statement here.	Removed
11:30	Added	1127: We're hearing Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will make a statement in central London at around lunchtime. 1125: Chris Huhne insisted he was innocent when he faced the cameras to announce his resignation - watch it here. 1125: Ben Duckworth, editor of Total Politics, says Ed Davey will have "big policy shoes to fill". He describes Mr Huhne as someone willing to "stick it to" Conservative coalition members if he thinks they're wrong, such as over Europe. Mr Huhne is "enormously self-confident" and this is the "biggest test of that mental strength", he adds.
	Added	1125:
	Daily Mirror associate editor Kevin Maguire tweets: Rhino-hide Huhne defiant as he resigned. Lib Dems weaker without him at the top table. Stood up to Cons in Cabinet 1056: Speaking in measured tones outside his home in central London, Mr Huhne said he was confident a jury would agree he was innocent. 1051: In his brief statement, he insists he is "innocent of the charges".	Removed
11:25	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	John Terry stripped of the England captaincy	John Terry stripped of the England captaincy - BBC
	Added	Phil Harding in Bath/Bristol tweets: Huhne resigns Cabinet post whilst 'top' bankers pay themselves huge salaries despite wrecking the economy via their greed
	1050: He tells reporters the CPS decision is "deeply regrettable" and he "intends to fight this in the courts". He goes on: "To avoid any distraction, I am standing down and resigning as energy secretary. I will continue to serve my constituents in Eastleigh."	Removed
11:20	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	John Terry stripped of the England captaincy HUHNE CHARGED	Removed
	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne to resign from his position following charges that he perverted the course of justice Live	The UN's highest court rules Italy was wrong to allow its courts to make claims for compensation against Germany for Nazi war crimes
	Added	BREAKING NEWS John Terry stripped of the England captaincy
	'I will be taking a little time off over the next few days to be with my family' - Vicky Pryce Live	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne to resign from his position following charges that he perverted the course of justice Live
	CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live	'I will be taking a little time off over the next few days to be with my family' - Vicky Pryce Live
	The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live	CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live
	Huhne resigns over points charge	Huhne resigns over points charge
	Maze no IRA shrine says Donaldson	Jail for O'Hagan murder accused
	Added	1115: Any cabinet reshuffle is expected to be limited to the Lib Dems, our political editor Nick Robinson understands.

	1050: Breaking News Chris Huhne says he will resign as energy secretary.	Removed
11:15	Huhne resigns ministerial post over speeding case charges Live	Huhne resigns over charges Live
11:15	Added	Chris Huhne resigns 1114: Still no word from the prime minister or his deputy. Nick Clegg is on his way from Eastbourne to London, and we're hopeful he'll comment on his return. 1111: Returning to the CPS statement that sparked the resignation. Here are the Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer's words in full. 1109: The BBC's Norman Smith says the CPS decision is a political catastrophe as well as a personal disaster for Mr Huhne. His political career is possibly over - and personally he faces the prospect of jail, if found guilty, he says. He adds this is also an unprecedented political moment - we cannot find a case of a minister being charged while in cabinet as far back as 1900. 1100: A spokesman for Osbornes Solicitors, the legal firm representing Ms Pryce, said they were not commenting on the CPS's decision. You can watch Director of Public Prosecutions Keir Starmer's statement here. Daily Mirror associate editor Kevin Maguire tweets: Rhino-hide Huhne defiant as he resigned. Lib Dems weaker without him at the top table. Stood up to Cons in Cabinet 1056: Speaking in measured tones outside his home in central London, Mr Huhne said he was confident a jury would agree he was innocent. 1051: In his brief statement, he insists he is "innocent of the charges". 1050: He tells reporters the CPS decision is "deeply regrettable" and he "intends to fight this in the courts". He goes on: "To avoid any distraction, I am standing down and resigning as energy secretary. I will continue to serve my constituents in Eastleigh." 1050: Breaking News Chris Huhne says he will resign as energy secretary. Go to Live Event Page
11:10	Huhne faces charges over speeding case Live	Huhne resigns ministerial post over speeding case charges Live
	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA
	Train derails on West Coast line	Engine derails on West Coast line
11:05	Huhne to face points row charge	Huhne resigns over points charge
	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce will face charges of perverting the course of justice over speeding points allegations, it is confirmed.	Chris Huhne quits as energy secretary after an announcement he is to be charged with perverting the course of justice over speeding points claims dating back to 2003.
	Chris Huhne case: full statement	CPS announces Huhne charges Watch
	Nick Robinson: Huhne's future	Prosecutor's full statement
	FA 'to strip Terry of captaincy'	Terry stripped of captaincy by FA
	The FA is set to remove the England captaincy from John Terry, who is to stand trial for alleged racial abuse, BBC Sport understands. BBC Sport	John Terry is stripped of the England captaincy, sources close to the defender tell BBC Sport. BBC Sport
	Cairo braced for football unrest	Cairo braced for football protest
	Service sector sees strong growth	Service sector sees strong growth
	Ferrari unveil dramatic new car	Ferrari unveil innovative new car
11:00	Added	BREAKING NEWS John Terry stripped of the England captaincy
	'I will be taking a little time off over the next few days to be with my family' - Vicky Pryce Live	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne to resign from his position following charges that he perverted the course of justice Live
	CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live	'I will be taking a little time off over the next few days to be with my family' - Vicky Pryce Live
	The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live	CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live
	The BBC's Norman Smith said Mr Huhne might be replaced by Norman Lamb Live	The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live
	Ferrari unveil dramatic new car	Captaincy chaos
	Ferrari unveil their 2012 Formula 1 car, saying they have a "responsibility" to win from the start of the season.	Fabio Capello is left facing another dilemma over the England armband, says Phil McNulty
	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	Ferrari unveil dramatic new car
	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49
10:55	Snow sweeps Europe but is UK next? Watch01:42	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25
	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25	'Green' tour of London Olympics site Watch02:31
	'Green' tour of London Olympics site Watch02:31	Heated tents for Ukraine homeless Watch01:47
10:50	Huhne charged over speeding case Live	Huhne faces charges over speeding case Live
	Brains may be wired for addiction	Weekend hospital admission warning
	'Supergiant' found in deepest sea	Brains may be wired for addiction
10:45	Added	Chris Huhne case: full statement
	Art by animals goes on show Watch02:49	Elephant artists use ears as 'joysticks' Watch02:49
	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24
	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	Snorting PM - it's Odd Box Watch04:25
10:40	CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live	'I will be taking a little time off over the next few days to be with my family' - Vicky Pryce Live
	The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live	CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live
	The BBC's Norman Smith said Mr Huhne might be replaced by Norman Lamb Live	The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live
	LATEST	HUHNE CHARGED
	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is to be charged over allegations his ex-wife accepted his speeding points	The BBC's Norman Smith said Mr Huhne might be replaced by Norman Lamb Live
	LATEST The number of people declared insolvent in England and Wales fell 11% in 2011, official figures show	Removed
	Huhne to face points row charge	Huhne to face points row charge
	BBC News coverage Live	Huhne charged over speeding case Live
	Huhne charged over speeding case Live	Removed

	Legionella death toll rises to three	Cairo braced for football unrest

	RBS boss calls for pay correction	Legionella death toll rises to three

	Children's access rights pledge	RBS boss calls for pay correction

	Two shot dead in Egypt violence	Children's access rights pledge

	Train derails on West Coast line	Two shot dead in Egypt violence

	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	Train derails on West Coast line

	Bids open for bin collection cash	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m

	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'	Bids open for bin collection cash
	Cairo braced for football unrest	Famine 'over' in Somalia, UN says
10:35	Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce will face charges of perverting the course of justice over speeding points allegations dating back to 2003, the director of public prosecutions says.	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce will face charges of perverting the course of justice over speeding points allegations, it is confirmed.
10:30	UK recession looms, says report	Service sector sees strong growth
10:30	Famine 'over' in Somalia, UN says	Cairo braced for football unrest
10:25	LATEST	HUHNE CHARGED
	The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live	CPS - '"There is sufficient evidence to bring charges against Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce for perverting the course of justice.' Live
	BREAKING NEWS	HUHNE CHARGED
	Added	The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live HUHNE CHARGED
	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is to be charged over allegations his ex-wife accepted his speeding points - BBC	The BBC's Norman Smith said Mr Huhne might be replaced by Norman Lamb Live
	The number of people declared insolvent in England and Wales fell 11% in 2011, official figures show	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is to be charged over allegations his ex-wife accepted his speeding points
	Frozen Food company Kerry Foods in Grimsby faces closure with the loss of more than 300 jobs LATEST	Removed
	The chairman of the 82% taxpayer owned RBS says banker pay has been 'high for too long' and needs to be 'corrected'	The number of people declared insolvent in England and Wales fell 11% in 2011, official figures show
	Chris Huhne will face charges over allegations he persuaded his wife to accept speeding penalty points on his behalf, the director of public prosecutions says.	Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce will face charges of perverting the course of justice over speeding points allegations dating back to 2003, the director of public prosecutions says.
	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40	The untraceable 'dark web' Watch02:07
10:20	Added	LATEST The BBC's Nick Robinson says Norman Lamb will probably replace Ed Davey as junior minister Live
	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is to be charged over allegations his ex-wife accepted his speeding points - BBC	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is to be charged over allegations his ex-wife accepted his speeding points - BBC
	Huhne to face points row charges	Huhne to face points row charge
	Huhne driving case decision due Live	Huhne charged over speeding case Live
	Nick Robinson: Huhne's future	Profile: Chris Huhne
	Huhne confirms police interview	Nick Robinson: Huhne's future
	Chairman quits troubled NHS trust	Anti-wind farm campaign 'selfish'
10:10	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan	Huhne to face points row charges
	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.	Chris Huhne will face charges over allegations he persuaded his wife to accept speeding penalty points on his behalf, the director of public prosecutions says.
	NHS reform bill 'a mess' Watch	BBC News coverage Live
	Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch	Huhne driving case decision due Live
	NHS changes branded 'unholy mess'	Nick Robinson: Huhne's future
	Government escapes NHS rebellion	Huhne confirms police interview
	Huhne speeding case decision due	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan
	The Director of Public Prosecutions is due to announce whether Chris Huhne will face charges over speeding row allegations.	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.
	Added	NHS reform bill 'a mess' Watch
	Nick Robinson: Huhne's future	Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch
	Huhne confirms police interview	NHS changes branded 'unholy mess'
	Added	Government escapes NHS rebellion

	5 live Sport Live	Ferrari unveil dramatic new car
	Added	Ferrari unveil their 2012 Formula 1 car, saying they have a "responsibility" to win from the start of the season.
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	Ferrari unveil dramatic new car	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report
	Huhne speeding case coverage Live	Coverage of Chris Huhne charges Live
10:05	Added	BREAKING NEWS Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is to be charged over allegations his ex-wife accepted his speeding points - BBC
	LATEST Three British pensioners have died from Legionnaire's disease while holidaying in Spain, officials say LATEST Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina	Removed
	Huhne speeding case decision due	Huhne speeding case decision due
	Radio 1's Hackney 2012 revealed	King's Speech premieres on stage
	Crime dominates library lending	Radio 1's Hackney 2012 revealed
	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	Ferrari unveil dramatic new car
10:00	Added	The number of people declared insolvent in England and Wales fell 11% in 2011, official figures show LATEST
	Huhne speeding case decision due	Huhne speeding case decision due
	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne finds out later whether he will face charges over claims he asked his wife to accept a penalty for speeding on his behalf.	The Director of Public Prosecutions is due to announce whether Chris Huhne will face charges over speeding row allegations.
09:55	Man and woman escape house fire	Man and woman escape house fire
09:50	BBC News Channel Live	Huhne speeding case coverage Live
09:45	BT cuts costs to increase profits	Personal insolvencies 'down 11%'
09:40	'Supergiant' found in deepest sea	Striking galaxy image from Hubble
	More Galileo satellites ordered	'Supergiant' found in deepest sea
	Pair in court over Comber murder	Maze no IRA shrine says Donaldson
	Confident islanders	Diamond Queen
	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions	Sixty photographs for 60 years on the throne
	7 days quiz	Confident islanders
	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions
	Del Boy directs	7 days quiz
	Sir David Jason on directing and the state of British comedy	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?
	Zebra wars	Del Boy directs
	Tackling one of the UK's most invasive pests	Sir David Jason on directing and the state of British comedy
	Royal seal of approval	Zebra wars
	How did Greenwich attain royal status?	Tackling one of the UK's most invasive pests
09:35	Three British pensioners have died from Legionnaire's disease while holidaying in Spain, officials say	Frozen Food company Kerry Foods in Grimsby faces closure with the loss of more than 300 jobs
	Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina	The chairman of the 82% taxpayer owned RBS says banker pay has been 'high for too long' and needs to be 'corrected'
	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says	Three British pensioners have died from Legionnaire's disease while holidaying in Spain, officials say
	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire	Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina
09:30	Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch	NHS reform bill 'a mess' Watch
	NHS changes branded 'unholy mess'	Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch
	Government escapes NHS rebellion	NHS changes branded 'unholy mess'
	Is it too late to stop the NHS overhaul?	Government escapes NHS rebellion
09:25	Children's access rights pledge	Legionella death toll rises to three

	Two shot dead in Egypt violence	RBS boss calls for pay correction

	Train derails on West Coast line	Children's access rights pledge

	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	Two shot dead in Egypt violence

	Legionella Britons die in Spain	Train derails on West Coast line

	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m

	RBS boss calls for pay correction	BT cuts costs to increase profits
	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'	Miliband 'one nation' bank call
	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'
	University places go to colleges	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'
09:15	BT cuts costs to increase profits	RBS boss calls for pay correction
09:10	Three British pensioners have died from Legionnaire's disease while holidaying in Spain, officials say	Three British pensioners have died from Legionnaire's disease while holidaying in Spain, officials say
	FA discussing Terry captain role	Terry in action at 2010 World Cup Watch
	BBC Sport	Sport
	Terry race trial after Euro final	FA discussing Terry captain role
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09:05	GP leaders turn back on NHS plans	GP leaders turn backs on NHS plan

	Trio to make England Test debuts	5 live Sport Live
	Phil Dowson, Brad Barritt and Owen Farrell will make their Test debuts for England in their Six Nations opener against Scotland.	Removed
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	5 live Sport Live	Trio to make England Test debuts

	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
08:55	Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina	Three British pensioners have died from Legionnaire's disease while holidaying in Spain, officials say
	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says	Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina
	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says
	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire
	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	5 live Sport Live
	Johannson calls for Blatter exit	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report
08:50	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne finds out later whether he will face charges over claims his ex-wife accepted a penalty for speeding on his behalf.	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne finds out later whether he will face charges over claims he asked his wife to accept a penalty for speeding on his behalf.
08:40	Crime dominates library lending	Radio 1's Hackney 2012 revealed
	Radio 1's Hackney 2012 revealed	Crime dominates library lending
	Europe freeze strands thousands	Cold weather kills 100 in Ukraine
08:30	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says	Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina
	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says
	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire
	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs
	Children's access rights pledge	Prince's Falklands tour 'routine'
	Children are to get legal rights to maintain proper relationships with both their parents, as part of a shake-up of the family justice system.	UK Defence Secretary Philip Hammond denies that the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands is provocation towards Argentina.
	Two shot dead in Egypt violence	Children's access rights pledge

	Train derails on West Coast line	Two shot dead in Egypt violence

	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	Train derails on West Coast line

	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m

	Actor Imam is sentenced to jail	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria
	Titanic office	Venice in solitude
	Day in pictures	Titanic office
	Your pictures	Day in pictures
	Football clash	Your pictures
	Photo awards	Football clash
	Sub-zero	Photo awards
	Day in pictures	Sub-zero
	Forgotten killers	Day in pictures
	BBC Breakfast Live	BBC News Channel Live
08:25	NHS changes branded 'unholy mess'	Minister 'baffled' by GPs' criticism Watch
	Government escapes NHS rebellion	NHS changes branded 'unholy mess'
	Is it too late to stop the NHS overhaul?	Government escapes NHS rebellion
	Q&A: The NHS shake-up	Is it too late to stop the NHS overhaul?
08:20	Critics' awards crown Gary Oldman	Radio 1's Hackney 2012 revealed
	Pakistan v England Live	Trio to make England Test debuts
	Pakistan stagger to 53-7 at lunch after winning the toss against England in the third Test.	Phil Dowson, Brad Barritt and Owen Farrell will make their Test debuts for England in their Six Nations opener against Scotland.
	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	Sportsday Live
	Sportsday Live	Pakistan v England Live
	Added	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report
08:15	Johannson calls for Blatter exit	Sportsday Live
08:15	Trio to make England Test debuts	Johannson calls for Blatter exit
08:10	Children's access rights pledge	UK shivers as mercury hits -11C
	Children are to get legal rights to maintain proper relationships with both their parents, as part of a shake-up of the family justice system.	Temperatures in parts of the UK plunged to -11C overnight as forecasters warned of a bitterly cold spell and snow showers over the weekend.
	Two shot dead in Egypt violence	Children's access rights pledge
	Two people are shot dead and more than 400 injured in protests across Egypt sparked by the deaths of 74 people after a football match.	Children are to get legal rights to maintain proper relationships with both their parents, as part of a shake-up of the family justice system.
	Train derails on West Coast line	Two shot dead in Egypt violence

	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m	Train derails on West Coast line

	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m

	Legionella Britons die in Spain	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria

	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Legionella Britons die in Spain

	UK recession looms, says report	Miliband 'one nation' bank call

	BT cuts costs to increase profits	UK recession looms, says report
	Panasonic predicts a record loss	BT cuts costs to increase profits
	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24	Art by animals goes on show Watch02:49
	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24
	'Green' tour of London Olympics site Watch02:31	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58	'Green' tour of London Olympics site Watch02:31
	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58
	Scottish referee recalls Egypt match Listen02:46	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40
08:05	Malaria toll 'is twice as high'	Council Dale Farm bill tops £4.8m

	Brains may be wired for addiction	Malaria toll 'is twice as high'
	Watermelon 'is salmonella source'	Brains may be wired for addiction
	Pakistan lose seven wickets in the first session after winning the toss against England in the third Test.	Pakistan stagger to 53-7 at lunch after winning the toss against England in the third Test.
	Snow warning as freeze continues	Race body chair defends decisions
	Bullying claims at race charity	Snow warning as freeze continues
	Snow sweeps Europe but is UK next? Watch01:42	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24
	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24	Snow sweeps Europe but is UK next? Watch01:42
08:00	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says
07:55	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire	Provisional cost of operation to clear Dale Farm is £7.16m, Basildon Council says
	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire
	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs
	Economic policy of an independent Scotland restricted by keeping sterling, says study	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough
	$Pontefract Hospital$ Chairman quits troubled NHS trust	Greenwich becomes a royal borough
	Greenwich becomes a royal borough	Chairman quits troubled NHS trust
07:50	Xstrata in Glencore merger talks	BT cuts costs to increase profits
07:50	BT cuts costs to increase profits	Panasonic predicts a record loss
07:45	Pakistan lose six wickets in the opening session after winning the toss against unchanged England in the third Test.	Pakistan lose seven wickets in the first session after winning the toss against England in the third Test.
07:40	Pakistan lose five early wickets after winning the toss and batting against unchanged England in the third Test.	Pakistan lose six wickets in the opening session after winning the toss against unchanged England in the third Test.
07:35	Panasonic predicts a record loss	BT cuts costs to increase profits
07:25	Malaria toll 'is twice as high'	Train derails on West Coast line

	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria	Malaria toll 'is twice as high'

	Legionella Britons die in Spain	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria

	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Legionella Britons die in Spain

	UK recession looms, says report	Miliband 'one nation' bank call

	Bids open for bin collection cash	UK recession looms, says report

	Academy school results 'inflated'	Bids open for bin collection cash

	University places go to colleges	Academy school results 'inflated'
	Shouting out 'helps pupils learn'	University places go to colleges
	Train derails on West Coast line	$Pontefract Hospital$ Chairman quits troubled NHS trust
	Chairman quits troubled NHS trust	Greenwich becomes a royal borough
07:20	$Pontefract Hospital$ Chairman quits troubled NHS trust	Train derails on West Coast line
	Greenwich becomes a royal borough	Chairman quits troubled NHS trust
	European funding for Maze centre	Man and woman escape house fire
07:15	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire
	AstraZeneca announces job losses	Xstrata in Glencore merger talks
	Xstrata in Glencore merger talks	Panasonic predicts a record loss
07:05	Call to reopen Taylor's defence	Famine 'over' in Somalia, UN says
07:00	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs	Rail services in and our of London Euston cancelled after freight train derailed at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire
	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs
	Economic policy of an independent Scotland restricted by keeping sterling, says study	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough
	Cambodia's genocide court rejects appeal by Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison	Economic policy of an independent Scotland restricted by keeping sterling, says study
	Pakistan v England Live	Pakistan v England Live
	Pakistan lose four early wickets after winning the toss and batting against unchanged England in the third Test.	Pakistan lose five early wickets after winning the toss and batting against unchanged England in the third Test.
06:55	Pakistan lose three early wickets after winning the toss and batting against unchanged England in the third Test.	Pakistan lose four early wickets after winning the toss and batting against unchanged England in the third Test.
06:55	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return	Johannson calls for Blatter exit
06:50	Pakistan lose three early wickets after winning the toss and batting first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.	Pakistan lose three early wickets after winning the toss and batting against unchanged England in the third Test.
06:45	Pakistan lose Taufeeq Umar and Azhar Ali after winning the toss and batting first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.	Pakistan lose three early wickets after winning the toss and batting first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.
06:40	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	Pakistan v England Live
	Fifa demands a full report into the violence at a match in Egypt which has left more than 70 people dead and over 1,000 injured.	Pakistan lose Taufeeq Umar and Azhar Ali after winning the toss and batting first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.
	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report
	Pakistan v England Live	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return
	Dawson Debates: Six Nations Preview Watch	Removed
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	New dawns, auld enemies	Trio to make England Test debuts
	Bullying claims at race charity	Snow warning as freeze continues
	Police pay driver after car chase	Bullying claims at race charity
06:35	Taps replaced in neo-natal unit	Pair in court over Comber murder
06:30	Pakistan v England Live	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report
	Pakistan lose Taufeeq Umar in the first over after winning the toss and batting first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.	Fifa demands a full report into the violence at a match in Egypt which has left more than 70 people dead and over 1,000 injured.
	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return
	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return	Pakistan v England Live
	Find out more about our new-look website	New dawns, auld enemies
06:15	Pakistan win the toss and bat first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.	Pakistan lose Taufeeq Umar in the first over after winning the toss and batting first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.
06:05	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough	Glass maker Pilkington plans to close one of its three UK production lines to cut costs
	Economic policy of an independent Scotland restricted by keeping sterling, says study	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough
	Cambodia's genocide court rejects appeal by Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison	Economic policy of an independent Scotland restricted by keeping sterling, says study
	Academy school results 'inflated' by vocational equivalents, analysis suggests	Cambodia's genocide court rejects appeal by Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison
	Pakistan v England Live	Pakistan v England Live
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live
	BBC News Channel Live	BBC Breakfast Live
05:50	England take on Pakistan, looking to avoid a 3-0 whitewash in the third Test in Dubai.	Pakistan win the toss and bat first against unchanged England in the third Test in Dubai.
	In pictures	Newspaper review
	Winners of science photography contest dazzle	Playful Huhne headlines in the papers
05:30	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	Pakistan v England Live
	Fifa demands a full report into the violence at a match in Egypt which has left more than 70 people dead and over 1,000 injured.	England take on Pakistan, looking to avoid a 3-0 whitewash in the third Test in Dubai.
	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report
	Trio to make England Test debuts	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return
	Rolls Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58	Rolls-Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58
05:25	Cambodia's genocide court rejects appeal by Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison	Greenwich in south-east London officially becomes royal borough
	FA preparing to remove England captaincy from John Terry, BBC understands	Economic policy of an independent Scotland restricted by keeping sterling, says study
	Academy school results 'inflated' by vocational equivalents, analysis suggests	Cambodia's genocide court rejects appeal by Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison
	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials	Academy school results 'inflated' by vocational equivalents, analysis suggests
05:20	Two shot dead in Egypt violence	Huhne speeding case decision due
	Two people are shot dead and more than 400 injured in protests across Egypt sparked by the deaths of 74 people after a football match.	Energy Secretary Chris Huhne finds out later whether he will face charges over claims his ex-wife accepted a penalty for speeding on his behalf.
	Football deaths spark finger pointing	Nick Robinson: Huhne's future
	'Enraged' crowds in Cairo Watch	Removed
	In pictures: Egypt protests	Huhne confirms police interview
	Darker side of Egyptian football	Removed
	Malaria toll 'is twice as high'	Two shot dead in Egypt violence
	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria has been underestimated, according to data published in the medical journal the Lancet.	Two people are shot dead and more than 400 injured in protests across Egypt sparked by the deaths of 74 people after a football match.
	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria	Malaria toll 'is twice as high'

	Legionella Britons die in Spain	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria

	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Legionella Britons die in Spain

	UK recession looms, says report	Miliband 'one nation' bank call

	Bids open for bin collection cash	UK recession looms, says report

	Academy school results 'inflated'	Bids open for bin collection cash

	Crime dominates library lending	Academy school results 'inflated'

	CPS to announce Huhne decision	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'
	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'
	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'	University places go to colleges
	University places go to colleges	Shouting out 'helps pupils learn'
	Critics' awards crown Gary Oldman	Crime dominates library lending
	Asian TV characters 'stereotyped'	Critics' awards crown Gary Oldman
05:10	Met training more riot officers	$Pontefract Hospital$ Chairman quits troubled NHS trust
05:05	Two shot dead in Egypt violence	GP leaders turn back on NHS plans
	Two people are shot dead and more than 400 injured in protests across Egypt sparked by the deaths of 74 people after a football match.	The Royal College of GPs calls for the health bill to be scrapped, heaping more pressure on the government's controversial reforms in England.
	Football deaths spark finger pointing	NHS changes branded 'unholy mess'
	'Enraged' crowds in Cairo Watch	Removed
	In pictures: Egypt protests	Government escapes NHS rebellion
	Darker side of Egyptian football	Is it too late to stop the NHS overhaul?
	Coach 'saw fans die'	Q&A: The NHS shake-up
	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria	Two shot dead in Egypt violence
	Russian officials say they will veto a new draft UN Security Council resolution on Syria if it is put to a vote on Friday, according to diplomats.	Two people are shot dead and more than 400 injured in protests across Egypt sparked by the deaths of 74 people after a football match.
	Analysis: Mid-East musical chairs	Football deaths spark finger pointing
	Guide: Syria Crisis	'Enraged' crowds in Cairo Watch
	Deepening crisis	In pictures: Egypt protests
	Newsnight	Removed
	Russia bolsters embattled Assad	Darker side of Egyptian football
	Legionella Britons die in Spain	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria

	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Legionella Britons die in Spain

	UK recession looms, says report	Miliband 'one nation' bank call

	Bids open for bin collection cash	UK recession looms, says report

	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney	Bids open for bin collection cash

	NY mayor in pro-choice group gift	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney
05:00	Court rejects appeal by Cambodia Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison	Cambodia's genocide court rejects appeal by Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison
04:30	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney	Bids open for bin collection cash

	CPS to announce Huhne decision	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney

	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'	CPS to announce Huhne decision
	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'
	University places go to colleges	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'
	Shouting out 'helps pupils learn'	University places go to colleges
04:25	FA preparing to remove England captaincy from John Terry, BBC understands	Court rejects appeal by Cambodia Khmer Rouge jailer Duch and raises sentence to life in prison
	Academy school results 'inflated' by vocational equivalents, analysis suggests	FA preparing to remove England captaincy from John Terry, BBC understands
	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials	Academy school results 'inflated' by vocational equivalents, analysis suggests
	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria may be twice as high as previously estimated, medical researchers say	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials
	Fears grow for PNG ferry missing	Life term for Khmer Rouge jailer
04:05	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40	Rolls Royce to open Singapore plant Watch02:58
04:05	Angelo Dundee on his 'blessed' life Watch00:47	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40
03:55	Legionella Britons die in Spain	Children's access rights pledge
	Two British men die and three more people remain in hospital after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on holiday in Spain, a tour company says.	Children are to get legal rights to maintain proper relationships with both their parents, as part of a shake-up of the family justice system.
	Miliband 'one nation' bank call	Legionella Britons die in Spain

	UK recession looms, says report	Miliband 'one nation' bank call

	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney	UK recession looms, says report

	CPS to announce Huhne decision	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney

	Academy school results 'inflated'	CPS to announce Huhne decision

	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'	Academy school results 'inflated'

	David Miliband urges Labour plan	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'
	In pictures	Royal seal of approval
	Winners of science photography contest dazzle	How did Greenwich attain royal status?
	Facebook comments	In pictures
	Decoding Mark Zuckerberg's letter to investors Modern mosques Are US Muslims abandoning minarets out of fear?	Winners of science photography contest dazzle
03:45	Greenwich gets royal seal of approval	'Jewish Indiana Jones' admits Torah fraud
03:45	Chairman quits troubled NHS trust	Greenwich becomes a royal borough
03:40	'Enraged' crowds in Cairo Watch	Football deaths spark finger pointing
	In pictures: Egypt protests	'Enraged' crowds in Cairo Watch
	Darker side of Egyptian football	In pictures: Egypt protests
	Coach 'saw fans die'	Darker side of Egyptian football
	Cairo fans vent anger at military	Coach 'saw fans die'
	Russian officials say they will veto a new draft UN Security Council resolution on Syria if it is put to a vote on Friday, diplomats say.	Russian officials say they will veto a new draft UN Security Council resolution on Syria if it is put to a vote on Friday, according to diplomats.
03:10	FA 'to strip Terry of captaincy'	FA 'to strip Terry of captaincy'
	UK recession looms, says report	Miliband 'one nation' bank call

	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney	UK recession looms, says report

	CPS to announce Huhne decision	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney

	Deaths mount in European freeze	CPS to announce Huhne decision

	Jail for dismembered body killer	Met training more riot officers
	Met training more riot officers	Chairman quits troubled NHS trust
	Costa woman 'was on ship bridge'	Europe freeze strands thousands
03:05	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	The FA is set to remove the England captaincy from John Terry, who is to stand trial for allegedly racial abuse, BBC Sport understands. BBC Sport	The FA is set to remove the England captaincy from John Terry, who is to stand trial for alleged racial abuse, BBC Sport understands. BBC Sport
	FA discussing Terry captain role	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report
	Football Association bosses are debating whether John Terry should be allowed to remain England captain.	Fifa demands a full report into the violence at a match in Egypt which has left more than 70 people dead and over 1,000 injured.
	Fifa demands Egypt deaths report	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return
	Gerrard welcomes Suarez return	Trio to make England Test debuts
	Trio to make England Test debuts	Dawson Debates: Six Nations Preview Watch
	Dawson Debates: Six Nations Preview Watch	Find out more about our new-look website
03:00	FA preparing to remove England captaincy from John Terry, BBC understands	FA preparing to remove England captaincy from John Terry, BBC understands
	William ready for Falklands duty	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria
	The Duke of Cambridge arrives in the Falklands for a tour of duty as an RAF pilot amid tensions between the UK and Argentina over the islands.	Russian officials say they will veto a new draft UN Security Council resolution on Syria if it is put to a vote on Friday, diplomats say.
	Added	Analysis: Mid-East musical chairs Guide: Syria Crisis Deepening crisis Newsnight Russia bolsters embattled Assad
	Russia threatens UN veto on Syria	FA 'to strip Terry of captaincy'
	Russian officials say they will veto a new draft UN Security Council resolution on Syria if it is put to a vote on Friday, diplomats say.	The FA is set to remove the England captaincy from John Terry, who is to stand trial for allegedly racial abuse, BBC Sport understands. BBC Sport
	Analysis: Mid-East musical chairs	FA discussing Terry captain role
	Added	BBC Sport
	Guide: Syria Crisis	Terry race trial after Euro final
02:45	Added	BREAKING NEWS FA preparing to remove England captaincy from John Terry, BBC understands
	LATEST Russia will veto new UN draft resolution on Syria if put to vote on Friday, diplomats tell BBC	Removed
	Hundreds injured in Cairo clashes	Two shot dead in Egypt violence
	Nearly 400 people are injured in clashes outside Egypt's interior ministry between police and demonstrators angered by the deaths of 74 people after a football match.	Two people are shot dead and more than 400 injured in protests across Egypt sparked by the deaths of 74 people after a football match.
	Search on for PNG ferry missing	Fears grow for PNG ferry missing
02:25	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials	Academy school results 'inflated' by vocational equivalents, analysis suggests
	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria may be twice as high as previously estimated, medical researchers say	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials
	Russia will veto new UN draft resolution on Syria if put to vote on Friday, diplomats tell BBC	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria may be twice as high as previously estimated, medical researchers say
	Two Britons die after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on holiday in Spain	Russia will veto new UN draft resolution on Syria if put to vote on Friday, diplomats tell BBC
02:20	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'	Academy school results 'inflated'

	Brains may be wired for addiction	Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'

	Watermelon 'is salmonella source'	Brains may be wired for addiction
	NHS warns on nappy sack dangers	Watermelon 'is salmonella source'
02:15	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials
02:15	Scores missing as PNG ferry sinks	Search on for PNG ferry missing
02:10	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria may be twice as high as previously estimated, medical researchers say	Two people shot dead in clashes with police in Egyptian city of Suez, say medical officials
	Russia will veto new UN draft resolution on Syria if put to vote on Friday, diplomats tell BBC	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria may be twice as high as previously estimated, medical researchers say
	Two Britons die after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on holiday in Spain	Russia will veto new UN draft resolution on Syria if put to vote on Friday, diplomats tell BBC
	Billionaire US businessman Donald Trump has endorsed front-runner Mitt Romney for the Republican Party's presidential nomination	Two Britons die after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on holiday in Spain
02:00	Roy guilty of murdering Jack Frew	Union plea to delay exams change
02:00	Man admits Lennon Facebook abuse	US launch for family history firm
01:55	Hundreds injured in Cairo clashes	Hundreds injured in Cairo clashes
01:50	David Miliband urges Labour plan	Keeping pound 'has restrictions'
01:50	Immigrants 'must benefit Britain'	David Miliband urges Labour plan
01:40	In pictures	Confident islanders
	Winners of science photography contest dazzle	Allan Little finds Falklanders relaxed, amid Argentine tensions
	Dying moments	7 days quiz
	Truth about UK soldier's death uncovered - 40 years on	Where did Top Totty beer not go down well?
	Facebook comments	Del Boy directs
	Decoding Mark Zuckerberg's letter to investors	Sir David Jason on directing and the state of British comedy
	Drug woes	Zebra wars
	Why the pharmaceutical industry is under pressure	Tackling one of the UK's most invasive pests
	Modern mosques	In pictures
	Are US Muslims abandoning minarets out of fear?	Winners of science photography contest dazzle
	Full throttle	Facebook comments
	Rolls-Royce starts up engine production in Singapore	Decoding Mark Zuckerberg's letter to investors Modern mosques Are US Muslims abandoning minarets out of fear?
01:10	The US cult of Downton Abbey	When was the real baby boom?
	In pictures	The internet's dark secret
	Winners of science photography contest dazzle	Out of reach of regular internet searches is a secret online world
	Dying moments	In pictures
	Truth about UK soldier's death uncovered - 40 years on	Winners of science photography contest dazzle
	Drug woes	Dying moments
	Why the pharmaceutical industry is under pressure	Truth about UK soldier's death uncovered - 40 years on
	The real boom	Drug woes
	Why 1920 was the biggest year for births	Why the pharmaceutical industry is under pressure
01:05	Greenwich gets royal seal of approval	Composer seeks singer for 'lowest-ever note'
01:05	Cold front ad for Mini backfires	Greenwich gets royal seal of approval
01:00	Convictions could be spent sooner	Brains may be wired for addiction

	Brains may be wired for addiction	Crime dominates library lending

	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40	German eats 64-year-old US lard Watch01:17
	Freeze! Chilean 'ice thief' arrested Watch01:26	'Green' tour of London Olympics site Watch02:31
	Angelo Dundee on his 'blessed' life Watch00:47	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40
	Undercover officer: My life as Mark Stone Listen05:28	Angelo Dundee on his 'blessed' life Watch00:47
00:55	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40	Lifting the Cutty Sark into place Watch02:24
	Freeze! Chilean 'ice thief' arrested Watch01:26	Michelle Obama's push-ups success Watch01:40
	Pinball wizard shows off museum Watch04:37	Freeze! Chilean 'ice thief' arrested Watch01:26
00:50	Russia will veto new UN draft resolution on Syria if put to vote on Friday, diplomats tell BBC	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria may be twice as high as previously estimated, medical researchers say
	Two Britons die after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on holiday in Spain	Russia will veto new UN draft resolution on Syria if put to vote on Friday, diplomats tell BBC
	Billionaire US businessman Donald Trump has endorsed front-runner Mitt Romney for the Republican Party's presidential nomination	Two Britons die after contracting Legionnaires' disease while on holiday in Spain
	IPCC announces review of the way it deals with custody deaths following BBC investigation	Billionaire US businessman Donald Trump has endorsed front-runner Mitt Romney for the Republican Party's presidential nomination
	Redknapp admits lying about cash	UK recession looms, says report

	UK recession looms, says report	AstraZeneca announces job losses
	AstraZeneca announces job losses	Xstrata in Glencore merger talks
00:40	Cold front ad for Mini backfires	Greenwich gets royal seal of approval
	'Supergiant' found in deepest sea	Cold front ad for Mini backfires
	More Galileo satellites ordered	'Supergiant' found in deepest sea
	Humble moss 'brought on ice ages'	More Galileo satellites ordered
00:35	Russian officials say they will veto a UN Security Council resolution on Syria if it is put to a vote on Friday, diplomats say.	Russian officials say they will veto a new draft UN Security Council resolution on Syria if it is put to a vote on Friday, diplomats say.
00:30	Redknapp admits lying about cash	Malaria toll 'is twice as high'
	Harry Redknapp admits lying to a News of the World reporter about cash payments, during his second day on the stand at his tax evasion trial.	The number of deaths worldwide from malaria has been underestimated, according to data published in the medical journal the Lancet.
	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney	Redknapp admits lying about cash

	CPS to announce Huhne decision	Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney

	Deaths mount in European freeze	CPS to announce Huhne decision

	European funding for Maze centre	Deaths mount in European freeze

	Taps replaced in neo-natal unit	European funding for Maze centre
	Police paid £41m to jobs agency	Taps replaced in neo-natal unit
00:15	US terror no-fly list 'doubles'	NY mayor in pro-choice group gift
00:10	AstraZeneca announces job losses	UK recession looms, says report
	Xstrata in Glencore merger talks	AstraZeneca announces job losses
	Football Association bosses are discussing whether John Terry should be allowed to remain England captain.	Football Association bosses are debating whether John Terry should be allowed to remain England captain.

3rd February

Chris Huhne resigns

Chris Huhne resigns