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Why do some tunes go round and round in our heads?

Final document on changing the system ''will disappoint critics'

Can Russia's president-elect show a new face?

Why do some tunes go round and round in our heads?

Will Brazil's growth tempt migrants home from London

Can Russia's president-elect show a new face?

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

Will Brazil's growth tempt migrants home from London

Survivor grieves for friends killed in Herald of Free Enterprise

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Survivor grieves for friends killed in Herald of Free Enterprise

What are your memories of Queen Elizabeth II?

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Conservative MP Alok Sharma is leading the day's adjournment debate on rail ticketing and overcrowding.

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

Latest sport on the BBC news channel Live

Birmingham City 0-2 Chelsea

MPs are debating the London Local Authorities and Transport for London Bill at second reading in the Commons.

Conservative MP Alok Sharma is leading the day's adjournment debate on rail ticketing and overcrowding.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy says there are too many immigrants in France, and defends his plan to halve new arrivals if he is re-elected.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy says there are too many foreigners in France, and defends his plan to halve new arrivals if he is re-elected.

Birmingham City 0-2 Chelsea

Latest sport on the BBC news channel Live

Brazil has become the sixth-biggest economy in the world, overtaking the UK, the country's finance minister says.

Since Scotland introduced a ban on smoking in public places in 2006 there has been a significant decline in the country's premature birth rate, say researchers.

Tuesday football Live

Tuesday football

Financier and cricket mogul Allen Stanford is found guilty by a court in Houston, Texas, of running a $7bn Ponzi scheme.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy says there are too many immigrants in France, and defends his plan to halve new arrivals if he is re-elected.

AC Milan hang on to defeat Arsenal and Chelsea see off Birmingham in the FA Cup on a dramatic night of action.

Arsenal score three first-half goals but AC Milan hold on to reach the Champions League quarter-finals with a 4-3 aggregate win.

Miley earns second Olympic berth

Tuesday football Live

Arsenal lead Milan 3-0 in the Champions League, Birmingham play Chelsea in an FA Cup replay, plus a full Football League programme.

AC Milan hang on to defeat Arsenal and Chelsea see off Birmingham in the FA Cup on a dramatic night of action.

MPs are debating the remaining stages - report and third reading - of the Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Bill.

MPs are debating the London Local Authorities and Transport for London Bill at second reading in the Commons.

MPs are debating the remaining stages of the Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Bill.

MPs are debating the remaining stages - report and third reading - of the Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Bill.

The suspected leader of Lulzsec pleads guilty to hacking attacks, and other members of the group have been arrested, say officials.

Law authorities have arrested hackers in the UK, US and Ireland accused of being involved in cyber attacks by Lulzsec and Antisec.

Gregg Wylde and Mervan Celik leave Rangers after administrators reject a players' proposal to defer wages.

Arsenal host Milan in the Champions League, Birmingham play Chelsea in an FA Cup replay, plus a full Football League programme.

Sportsday - breaking sports news Live

Ex-England captain Moody retires

MPs debating the European Union document on public procurement.

MPs are debating the remaining stages of the Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Bill.

Redknapp rules out Chelsea post

Sportsday - breaking sports news Live

MPs are debating the Water Industry (Financial Assistance) Bill at second reading.

MPs debating the European Union document on public procurement.

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

Financier and cricket mogul Allen Stanford is found guilty by a court in Houston, Texas, of running a $7bn Ponzi scheme.

Two retired Church of England priests are arrested in the Eastbourne area on suspicion of sexually abusing children and young men.

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

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

Can Russia's president-elect show a new face?

How electric probes are used to stun and rescue fish

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

Survivor grieves for friends killed in Herald of Free Enterprise

Defining the four remaining Republican hopefuls

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Survivor grieves for friends killed in Herald of Free Enterprise

Homs refugees give their accounts of 'slaughter'

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Voting begins as 10 US states from Alaska to Georgia pick a Republican presidential candidate, as the race reaches a potentially pivotal moment.

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

Vince Cable says he would like to see Royal Bank of Scotland split up, in a leaked letter seen by the BBC.

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

Vince Cable accuses the government of failing to have "a compelling vision of where the country is heading".

Vince Cable says he would like to see Royal Bank of Scotland split up, in a leaked letter seen by the BBC.

MPs are debating the Water Industry (Financial Assistance) Bill at Second Reading.

MPs are debating the Water Industry (Financial Assistance) Bill at second reading.

Voting begins as 10 US states from Alaska to Georgia pick a Republican presidential candidate, as the race reaches a potentially pivotal moment.

Brazil has become the sixth-biggest economy in the world, overtaking the UK, the country's finance minister says.

Two retired Church of England priests are arrested in the Eastbourne area on suspicion of sexually abusing children and young men.

Voting begins as 10 US states from Alaska to Georgia pick a Republican presidential candidate, as the race reaches a potentially pivotal moment.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, with investment of £125m, which it says will create 2,000 jobs.

Two retired Church of England priests are arrested in the Eastbourne area on suspicion of sexually abusing children and young men.

Business Secretary Vince Cable says replacing the 50p tax rate with some form of wealth tax is among a "complex set of negotiations" within the coalition ahead of the Budget.

Vince Cable accuses the government of failing to have "a compelling vision of where the country is heading".

• Nick Robinson: Tax or symbol?
• Should 50p rate be ditched? Listen

Three members of the infamous hacking group Lulzsec are arrested, and charges against other suspects are expected to follow.

The suspected leader of Lulzsec has pleaded guilty to hacking attacks and other members of the group have been arrested say officials.

Labour MP Gareth Thomas is proposing a bill to make new energy companies offer a proportion of shares to communities.

MPs are debating the Water Industry (Financial Assistance) Bill at Second Reading.

Chancellor George Osborne and his ministerial team are taking questions from MPs.

Labour MP Gareth Thomas is proposing a bill to make new energy companies offer a proportion of shares to communities.

'Hackers' arrested in FBI swoop

Three members of the infamous hacking group Lulzsec are arrested, and charges against other suspects are expected to follow.

'Hackers' arrested in FBI swoop

Three members of the infamous hacking group Lulzsec are arrested, and charges against other suspects are expected to follow.

Two retired Church of England priests are arrested in the Eastbourne area on suspicion of sexually abusing children and young men.

Three members of the infamous hacking group Lulzsec are arrested, and charges against other suspects are expected to follow.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, with investment of £125m, which it says will create 2,000 jobs.

Two retired Church of England priests are arrested in the Eastbourne area on suspicion of sexually abusing children and young men.

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, with investment of £125m, which it says will create 2,000 jobs.

Syria is at increasing risk of "all out civil war" if President Bashar Assad remains in power, David Cameron has said.

Chancellor George Osborne and his ministerial team are taking questions from MPs.

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, with investment of £125m, which it says will create 2,000 jobs.

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

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, with investment of £125m, which it says will create 2,000 jobs.

Business Secretary Vince Cable says replacing the 50p tax rate with some form of wealth tax is among a "complex set of negotiations" within the coalition ahead of the Budget.

Business Secretary Vince Cable says replacing the 50p tax rate with some form of wealth tax is among a "complex set of negotiations" within the coalition ahead of the Budget.

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

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

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

Business Secretary Vince Cable says replacing the 50p tax rate with some form of wealth tax is among a "complex set of negotiations" within the coalition ahead of the Budget.

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

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

Stephen Williams MP is leading a debate on the operation of the Sustainable Communities Act.

Syria is at increasing risk of "all out civil war" if President Bashar Assad remains in power, David Cameron has said.

Banks are starting to write to millions of customers explaining that they might have been mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI).

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

How electric probes are used to stun and rescue fish

Will Brazil's growth tempt migrants home from London

Why are movie trailers voiced by men?

How electric probes are used to stun and rescue fish

Yvonne Fovargue MP is leading a debate on the effect of legal aid changes to the not for profit advice sector.

Stephen Williams MP is leading a debate on the operation of the Sustainable Communities Act.

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

Two retired Church of England priests are arrested in the Eastbourne area on suspicion of sexually abusing children and young men.

• Legal challenge to Digital Act

Banks are starting to write to millions of customers explaining that they might have been mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI).

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

The fringes of Antarctica are being invaded by alien plants and tiny animals, scientists have found, with the average visitor carrying 9.5 seeds.

Banks are starting to write to millions of customers explaining that they might have been mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI).

Gregg Wylde is the first player to leave Rangers after administrators reject a players' proposal to defer wages.

Gregg Wylde and Mervan Celik leave Rangers after administrators reject a players' proposal to defer wages.

Former England captain and Bath flanker Lewis Moody announces his retirement from rugby union with immediate effect.

Gregg Wylde is the first player to leave Rangers after administrators reject a players' proposal to defer wages.

Sportsday - breaking sports news Live

Redknapp rules out Chelsea post

England boss search has 'urgency'

Sportsday - breaking sports news Live

Jake Berry is leading a debate on the Rossendale rail link.

Yvonne Fovargue MP is leading a debate on the effect of legal aid changes to the not for profit advice sector.

How do you rescue fish from drought-hit rivers?

How electric probes are used to stun and rescue fish

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu tells a pro-Israel US lobby time is running out to stop Iran developing a nuclear weapon.

Voting begins as 10 US states from Alaska to Georgia prepare to choose a Republican presidential candidate, as the race reaches a potentially pivotal moment.

Neil Carmichael is leading a debate on government policies on manufacturing and engineering.

Jake Berry is leading a debate on the Rossendale rail link.

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Are rising drug costs curbing US executions?

Homs refugees give their accounts of 'slaughter'

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

Homs refugees give their accounts of 'slaughter'

BT and TalkTalk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

• Legal challenge to Digital Act

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Survivor grieves for friends killed in Herald of Free Enterprise

Homs refugees give their accounts of 'slaughter'

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

Homs refugees give their accounts of 'slaughter'

The stories claimants may have to pay to tell

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

Caretaker boss Roberto di Matteo calls for more 'passion' at Chelsea, as former player Eddie Newton joins the backroom staff.

Former England captain and Bath flanker Lewis Moody announces his retirement from rugby union with immediate effect.

Eurostar services between London and the continent suffer serious delays due to an overhead power cable fault, with many passengers stranded on trains.

BT and TalkTalk have lost an appeal against government plans to curb the spread of illegal file-sharing.

• Eurostar delays: Your stories

Ten US states from Alaska to Georgia prepare to vote for a Republican presidential candidate, as the race reaches a potentially pivotal moment.

Banks are starting to write to millions of customers explaining that they might have been mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI).

I want Sheff Wed return - Megson

Sportsday Live

Sportsday Live

I want Sheff Wed return - Megson

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

Why do some tunes go round and round in our heads?

How do you rescue fish from drought-hit rivers?

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

Why are movie trailers voiced by men?

How do you rescue fish from drought-hit rivers?

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Why are movie trailers voiced by men?

Papers see coalition benefit rift

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Syria is at increasing risk of "all out civil war" if President Bashar Assad remains in power, David Cameron has told the House of Commons.

Neil Carmichael is leading a debate on government policies on manufacturing and engineering.

Thousands of Syrian refugees have recently crossed into Lebanon, the UN says, amid reports that security forces are committing atrocities in Syria.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu tells a pro-Israel US lobby time is running out to stop Iran developing a nuclear weapon.

Spofforth secures Olympics place

Sportsday Live

How do you rescue fish from drought-hit rivers?

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

How do you rescue fish from drought-hit rivers?

Homs refugees give their accounts of 'slaughter'

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

A Briton extradited to the United States over allegations of arms dealing is denied bail.

Thousands of Syrian refugees have recently crossed into Lebanon, the UN says, amid reports that security forces are committing atrocities in Syria.

Thousands of Syrian refugees have recently crossed into Lebanon, the UN says, amid reports that security forces are committing atrocities in Syria.

Ten US states from Alaska to Georgia prepare to vote for a Republican presidential candidate, as the race reaches a potentially pivotal moment.

Papers see coalition benefit rift

Homs refugees give their accounts of 'slaughter'

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, a move that will create 2,000 jobs.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, with investment of £125m, which it says will create 2,000 jobs.

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

Papers see coalition benefit rift

Infiniti unveils British-bred supercar

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

The stories claimants may have to pay to tell

Infiniti unveils British-bred supercar

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

The stories claimants may have to pay to tell

No weapons are found in an initial search of a car in which a man was shot dead by police, according to the police watchdog.

Thousands of Syrian refugees have recently crossed into Lebanon, the UN says, amid reports that security forces are committing atrocities in Syria.

One woman told Paul Wood how two of her brothers were detained, and one was killed

People fleeing Homs tell a BBC correspondent outside the Syrian city that security forces are committing atrocities, including summary executions.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, a move that will create 2,000 jobs.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, a move that will create 2,000 jobs.

The fringes of Antarctica are being invaded by alien plants and tiny animals, scientists have found, with the average visitor carrying 9.5 seeds

The stories claimants may have to pay to tell

Infiniti unveils British-bred supercar

Infiniti unveils British-bred supercar

The stories claimants may have to pay to tell

My shock at finding relative died on Titanic

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Infiniti unveils British-bred supercar

The stories claimants may have to pay to tell

How France helped both sides in the Falklands War

Infiniti unveils British-bred supercar

How France helped both sides in the Falklands War

Infiniti unveils British-bred supercar

How football has changed since Fever Pitch of 90s

How France helped both sides in the Falklands War

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

How do you rescue fish from drought-hit rivers?

How France helped both sides in the Falklands War

What did 1962 Britain think of the first smoking health alerts?

Were single mothers better off in the 1800s?

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

How football has changed since Fever Pitch of 90s

How France helped both sides in the Falklands War

Will Jamaica remove the Queen as head of state?

How football has changed since Fever Pitch of 90s

How machinery is replacing body parts

What drives a man to kill himself and his family?

The government suffers three defeats in the House of Lords over proposed changes to the legal aid system.

Carmaker Nissan is to build a new model at its Sunderland factory, a move that will create 2,000 jobs.

• Tappin 'distraught' over ruling Watch

• Business travel boosts Eurostar
• Eurotunnel swings back to profit