12th April

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23:55	Two teenagers arrested in connection with a probe into recordings of conversations on Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Hotline	Two teenagers arrested in connection with a probe into recordings of conversations on Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist hotline
	Tension in Turkey over Syria's ceasefire Watch03:07	Shampooing robot - it's Odd Box Watch04:10
	The airbag designed for toddlers Watch02:01	CCTV shows girlfriend's car revenge Watch00:43
	CCTV shows girlfriend's car revenge Watch00:43	Tension in Turkey over Syria's ceasefire Watch03:07
	Jackie Stewart on Bahrain F1 race Watch02:08	The airbag designed for toddlers Watch02:01
	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13	Jackie Stewart on Bahrain F1 race Watch02:08
	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13
	A gift for Obama - Demo the donkey Watch01:34	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19
23:50	Met criticised over Wallis role	Two arrests over terror line hack
	Senior Scotland Yard staff showed poor judgement in their relationship with ex-News of the World executive Neil Wallis, the police watchdog says.	Two teenagers are arrested in connection with an investigation into reports that hackers accessed Scotland Yard's anti-terror hotline.
	BMI sale puts 1,200 jobs at risk	Met criticised over Wallis role
	British Airways owner IAG says its deal to buy BMI from Lufthansa for £172.5m could result in the loss of up to 1,200 jobs.	Senior Scotland Yard staff showed poor judgement in their relationship with ex-News of the World executive Neil Wallis, the police watchdog says.
	Probe into patient night releases	BMI sale puts 1,200 jobs at risk

	Serb police find stolen Cezanne	Probe into patient night releases

	Egypt MPs 'bar regime candidates'	Serb police find stolen Cezanne

	Met denies terror hacker claims	Egypt MPs 'bar regime candidates'

23:45	Two teenagers arrested in connection with a probe into recordings of conversations on Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Hotline	Two teenagers arrested in connection with a probe into recordings of conversations on Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Hotline
	Spurs better than Chelsea - Bale	Cruyff linked with Liverpool role
	Cruyff linked with Liverpool role	Spurs better than Chelsea - Bale
23:40	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	Internet giant Google says its quarterly profits rise to $2.89bn (£1.8bn) as it announces a stock-split	Two teenagers arrested in connection with a probe into recordings of conversations on Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Hotline
	Hollywood screenwriter accuses Mel Gibson of shelving a movie about a Jewish hero because he "hates Jews"	Internet giant Google says its quarterly profits rise to $2.89bn (£1.8bn) as it announces a stock-split
	Egypt parliament passes law to bar former Mubarak aides from top political posts	Hollywood screenwriter accuses Mel Gibson of shelving a movie about a Jewish hero because he "hates Jews"
	Bang which sparked calls to emergency services across large part of England was Typhoon aircraft sonic boom LATEST George Zimmerman appears in a Florida court accused of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin	Egypt parliament passes law to bar former Mubarak aides from top political posts
23:10	Gatland's wife raises tour doubt	Cruyff linked with Liverpool role
	Woman 'woke confused after rape'	Gatland's wife raises tour doubt
	Protests over ski slope closure	Woman 'woke confused after rape'
22:50	Grainger aims to turn silver into gold	Gatland's wife raises tour doubt
	Gatland's wife raises tour doubt	Woman 'woke confused after rape'
	Woman 'woke confused after rape'	Protests over ski slope closure
	BBC Radio 4 - The World Tonight Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
22:40	Four Stand Your Ground case studies	Killers who stood their ground
22:35	Cup win may save season - Gerrard	Grainger aims to turn silver into gold
22:35	S Sudan defies UN withdrawal call	UN demands end to Sudan fighting
22:30	BBC News at Ten Live	BBC News Channel Live
22:25	Mexico struck by two earthquakes	Peru rules out rebel negotiations
22:05	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at Ten Live
22:05	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - The World Tonight Live
22:00	China scandal widow 'suffering'	Loud bang was Typhoon sonic boom

	Loud bang was Typhoon sonic boom	Google splits stock as sales jump

	Google splits stock as sales jump	Goldman fined $22m over 'huddles'
	Goldman fined $22m over 'huddles'	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp
	Gatland's Oz tour in doubt - wife	Gatland's wife raises tour doubt
	Karzai ponders early elections	China scandal widow 'suffering'
21:55	'Killing must stop' in Syria, says Ban Watch	Clinton: 'Ceasefire is first step' Watch
	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen	'Killing must stop' in Syria, says Ban Watch
	Peace plan ailing but not dead	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen
	What's behind unrest?	Peace plan ailing but not dead
21:50	Google splits stock as sales jump	Google splits stock as sales jump
	Woman 'woke confused after rape'	Gatland's Oz tour in doubt - wife
	Protests over ski slope closure	Woman 'woke confused after rape'
21:40	Internet giant Google says its quarterly profits rise to $2.89bn (£1.8bn) as it announces a stock-split	Internet giant Google says its quarterly profits rise to $2.89bn (£1.8bn) as it announces a stock-split
	UN to send Syria truce monitors	UN to send Syria truce monitors
	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp	Google splits stock as sales jump
21:35	Added	Internet giant Google says its quarterly profits rise to $2.89bn (£1.8bn) as it announces a stock-split LATEST
21:35	Chairman Tom Werner says Liverpool board has "great confidence" in Kenny Dalglish as director of football Damien Comolli departs.	Chairman Tom Werner says Liverpool board has "great confidence" in boss Kenny Dalglish as director of football Damien Comolli departs.
21:10	German incest pair lose in court	Former Bill actor killed himself

	Uefa anger over Euro 2012 costs	German incest pair lose in court
21:05	Mothercare to close more stores	Goldman fined $22m over 'huddles'
21:00	Former Bill actor killed himself	Ex drove car into bowling alley
	Jackie Stewart on Bahrain F1 race Watch02:08	CCTV shows girlfriend's car revenge Watch00:43
	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13	Jackie Stewart on Bahrain F1 race Watch02:08
	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13
	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19
	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38
20:50	Turkey concern over Syria plan Watch	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen
	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen	Peace plan ailing but not dead
	Peace plan ailing but not dead	What's behind unrest?
20:45	SYRIA CRISIS Negotiations to start at United Nations on rapidly sending small monitor team to Syria, UN diplomat says	Removed
	The government will stick to its plan to cap tax relief on charitable donations, the government says, despite growing criticism from charities.	The government will stick to its plan to cap tax relief on charitable donations, Treasury minister Danny Alexander says, despite growing criticism from charities.
	Gibson 'hates Jews' says writer	Gibson in new 'anti-Jewish' row
	'Gay cure' bus advert is banned	Former Bill actor killed himself
	Police shine light on lost novel	'Gay cure' bus advert is banned
20:35	Webber expresses Bahrain concerns	Stewart in favour of Bahrain GP
20:25	Sportsday Live - Thursday 12 April	Big Buck's claims record 17th win
	Pakistan 'to reopen' Nato routes	Karzai ponders early elections
	Row over criticism of Ann Romney	Apology over Ann Romney criticism
20:20	Syria's fragile ceasefire holding	UN to send Syria truce monitors
	A fragile ceasefire appears to be holding in Syria, despite violations reported by both sides, as the UN considers deploying monitors.	The UN is preparing to send monitors to Syria to observe a fragile ceasefire, which has come into force after more than a year of violence which has left thousands dead.
	UN to send Syria truce monitors	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks
20:15	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live	Sportsday Live - Thursday 12 April
20:15	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks	UN to send Syria truce monitors
20:10	Grand National expecting 150,000	'Gay cure' bus advert is banned
19:55	Egypt law vote blocks candidate	Egypt MPs 'bar regime candidates'
19:50	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK	Serb police find stolen Cezanne

	Met denies terror hacker claims	Egypt law vote blocks candidate

	German incest pair lose in court	Met denies terror hacker claims

	China scandal widow 'suffering'	German incest pair lose in court

	Serb police find stolen Cezanne	China scandal widow 'suffering'

	'Let Labour MPs' into mayor races	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK
	Rival campaigns fight over mayors	'Let Labour MPs' into mayor races
	Karzai ponders early elections	Pakistan 'to reopen' Nato routes
	Egypt law vote blocks candidate	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks
	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13	Jackie Stewart on Bahrain F1 race Watch02:08
	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13
	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19
	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38
	A gift for Obama - Demo the donkey Watch01:34	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09
	Cross-bred tiger cubs 'doing well' Watch00:25	A gift for Obama - Demo the donkey Watch01:34
19:45	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
19:40	The Ministry of Defence is looking into reports of loud bang in Oxfordshire	Bang which sparked calls to emergency services across large part of England was Typhoon aircraft sonic boom
19:40	MoD inquiry into mysterious bang	Loud bang was Typhoon sonic boom
19:25	Added	LATEST Hollywood screenwriter accuses Mel Gibson of shelving a movie about a Jewish hero because he "hates Jews"
19:20	Uefa anger over Euro 2012 costs	MoD inquiry into mysterious bang

	MoD inquiry into mysterious bang	Grand National expecting 150,000
	Grand National expecting 150,000	Police shine light on lost novel
	Outrage over 'racist' Roma story	Uefa anger over Euro 2012 costs
19:15	Four Stand Your Ground case studies	Zimmerman appears in court Watch
19:15	Who are Martin and Zimmerman?	Four Stand Your Ground case studies
19:10	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	LATEST One person dies in a microlight crash in Central Scotland LATEST Ban Ki-moon says 'onus is on government of Syria to prove that their words will be matched by their deeds' LATEST Harry Potter author JK Rowling reveals the title of her first novel aimed at adults	Removed
	Zimmerman trial needs 'fair jury' Watch	Four Stand Your Ground case studies
	Father: 'This is the beginning' Watch	Who are Martin and Zimmerman?
	Grand National expecting 150,000	MoD inquiry into mysterious bang
	Police shine light on lost novel	Grand National expecting 150,000
19:05	The Ministry of Defence is looking into reports of loud bang in Oxfordshire	Egypt parliament passes law to bar former Mubarak aides from top political posts
	Added	The Ministry of Defence is looking into reports of loud bang in Oxfordshire BREAKING NEWS
	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks	Egypt law vote blocks candidate
19:00	Added	The Ministry of Defence is looking into reports of loud bang in Oxfordshire BREAKING NEWS
19:00	Florida gunman appears in court	Florida gunman appears in court
18:55	JK Rowling announces novel title	Gibson 'hates Jews' says writer
18:55	EastEnders omnibus rescheduled	JK Rowling announces novel title
18:50	Serb police find stolen Cezanne	Florida gunman appears in court
	A Cezanne painting - reportedly worth $109m (£68.3m) - stolen in a raid on a Swiss museum in 2008 is recovered in Serbia.	George Zimmerman, the Florida neighbourhood watch volunteer accused over the death of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin, appears in court.
	Added	Zimmerman trial needs 'fair jury' Watch Father: 'This is the beginning' Watch
	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp	Serb police find stolen Cezanne

	Mothercare to close more stores	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp
	UK trade gap widened in February	Mothercare to close more stores
	Florida gunman appears in court	Row over criticism of Ann Romney
18:45	Added	BREAKING NEWS George Zimmerman appears in a Florida court accused of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin
	Florida gunman set to seek bail	Florida gunman appears in court
	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13	Tension in Turkey over Syria's ceasefire Watch03:07
	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13
	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19
	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38
18:35	Hackers 'record' terror hotline	Met denies terror hacker claims
18:35	Stringfellow backs Ukip candidate	Rival campaigns fight over mayors
18:30	US tops global clean energy table	Wind farms 'not big bird mincers'
	Stardust recycling mystery solved	US tops global clean energy table
	BBC News at Six Live	BBC News Channel Live
18:25	New titles for North Korea leader	Karzai ponders early elections
18:20	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp	China scandal widow 'suffering'

	Men sought over £1.8m museum raid	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp

	JK Rowling reveals the title for her first novel for adults	Hamster demonstrates its animal magnetism
	EastEnders omnibus rescheduled	JK Rowling announces novel title
	Adele 'richest' young musician	EastEnders omnibus rescheduled
18:10	Met criticised over Wallis role	Ministers 'stick to charity plan'
	Senior Scotland Yard staff showed poor judgement in their relationship with ex-News of the World executive Neil Wallis, the police watchdog says.	The government will stick to its plan to cap tax relief on charitable donations, the government says, despite growing criticism from charities.
	NoW hacking cases launched in US	Charities worried over tax-cap plan
	Phone hacking: The main players	Charity tax relief donations fear Watch
	Ministers 'stick to charity plan'	Serb police find stolen Cezanne
	The government will stick to its plan to cap tax relief on charitable donations, the government says, despite growing criticism from charities.	A Cezanne painting - reportedly worth $109m (£68.3m) - stolen in a raid on a Swiss museum in 2008 is recovered in Serbia.
	Charities worried over tax-cap plan Charity tax relief donations fear Watch	Removed
	Hackers 'record' terror hotline	Met criticised over Wallis role
	The Metropolitan Police is investigating claims that hackers illegally recorded their own calls to its anti-terrorist hotline.	Senior Scotland Yard staff showed poor judgement in their relationship with ex-News of the World executive Neil Wallis, the police watchdog says.
	German incest pair lose in court	Hackers 'record' terror hotline

	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp	German incest pair lose in court

	Mothercare to close more stores	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp

	UK trade gap widened in February	Mothercare to close more stores
	Fresh bid for 632 Lloyds branches	UK trade gap widened in February
	Serb police find stolen Cezanne	EastEnders omnibus rescheduled
	EastEnders omnibus rescheduled	Adele 'richest' young musician
18:05	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at Six Live
18:05	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
18:00	Cable concern at charity tax move	Ministers 'stick to charity plan'
18:00	Business Secretary Vince Cable voices concerns about the potential impact of plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations to universities.	The government will stick to its plan to cap tax relief on charitable donations, the government says, despite growing criticism from charities.
17:55	Cup win may save season - Gerrard	Spurs better than Chelsea - Bale
17:55	Farrell turns down England role	Cup win may save season - Gerrard
17:50	Negotiations to start at United Nations on rapidly sending small monitor team to Syria, UN diplomat says	Negotiations to start at United Nations on rapidly sending small monitor team to Syria, UN diplomat says
	Gerbil pal arrived before police	One dead after microlight crash
	One dead after microlight crash	Gerbil pal arrived before police
17:45	A fragile ceasefire appears to be holding in Syria, despite violations reported by both sides in the 13-month conflict.	A fragile ceasefire appears to be holding in Syria, despite violations reported by both sides, as the UN considers deploying monitors.
17:40	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13
	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13	The airbag designed for toddlers Watch02:01
	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19
	A gift for Obama - Demo the donkey Watch01:34	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38
	The airbag designed for toddlers Watch02:01	A gift for Obama - Demo the donkey Watch01:34
17:30	Added	SYRIA CRISIS Negotiations to start at United Nations on rapidly sending small monitor team to Syria, UN diplomat says
	LATEST British Airways takeover of BMI will mean up to 1,200 job losses, BA announces	Removed
	Anti-terrorist hotline 'recorded'	Hackers 'record' terror hotline
	Dalglish has board's full support	Dalglish has board's full support
	Ukraine jails ex-defence minister	Outrage over 'racist' Roma story
17:20	LATEST Scotland Yard investigating claims that conversations on its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded	Removed
	Cable concern at charity tax move	Cable concern at charity tax move
	Comolli & Liverpool part company	Dalglish has board's full support
	Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli leaves the Premier League club by mutual consent.	Chairman Tom Werner says Liverpool board has "great confidence" in Kenny Dalglish as director of football Damien Comolli departs.
	FA must name coach now - Shearer	Cup win may save season - Gerrard
	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38	A gift for Obama - Demo the donkey Watch01:34
17:05	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live
16:50	Grainger aims to turn silver into gold	Farrell turns down England role
16:45	Added	One person dies in a microlight crash in Central Scotland LATEST
16:35	Business Secretary Vince Cable is concerned about the potential impact of plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations to universities.	Business Secretary Vince Cable voices concerns about the potential impact of plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations to universities.
	Hamster stuck to cage with magnet	Police shine light on lost novel
	Ryanair cuts more airport routes	One dead after microlight crash
	Secretly sterilised	David Bond
	A government that operates on mothers without their consent	London takes inspiration from Barcelona for legacy
16:25	Violence threatens Syria's truce	Syria's fragile ceasefire holding
	A fragile ceasefire is in place in Syria after 13 months of fighting, but both sides report a growing number of violations.	A fragile ceasefire appears to be holding in Syria, despite violations reported by both sides in the 13-month conflict.
	Hamster stuck to cage with magnet	Grand National expecting 150,000
	Four in court in body-in-bin case	Hamster stuck to cage with magnet
	Looking for love	Battleground states
	Readers' stories about disability and dating	Find out where US presidential election will be won
	Battleground states	Looking for love
	Find out where US presidential election will be won	Readers' stories about disability and dating
	Tusks to trinkets	'Breaking taboos'
	The legal ivory trade and the secretive black market	The transsexual techno-rapper taking Angola by storm
	Secretly sterilised	Re-routing UK trade
	A government that operates on mothers without their consent	Why David Cameron is pushing exports in Asia
	'I was born a showman'	Secretly sterilised
	Who are the people who run Britain's funfairs?	A government that operates on mothers without their consent
16:15	New crackdown on Turkish military	Ukraine jails ex-defence minister
16:10	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears	Grainger aims to turn silver into gold
16:00	Rival campaigns fight over mayors	'Let Labour MPs' into mayor races
16:00	'Let Labour MPs' into mayor races	Stringfellow backs Ukip candidate
15:55	Call to let MPs enter mayors race	'Let Labour MPs' into mayor races
15:45	Turkey concern over Syria plan Watch	'Killing must stop' in Syria, says Ban Watch
	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen	Turkey concern over Syria plan Watch
	Peace plan ailing but not dead	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen
	What's behind unrest?	Peace plan ailing but not dead
	The Metropolitan Police is investigating claims calls made to its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded.	The Metropolitan Police is investigating claims that hackers illegally recorded their own calls to its anti-terrorist hotline.
15:40	Added	BBC Radio 5 live Live
15:10	UN chief Ban Ki-moon news conference Live	Turkey concern over Syria plan Watch
	Syria 'positive' over ceasefire Watch	Peace plan ailing but not dead
	Peace plan ailing but not dead	What's behind unrest?
	Cable concern at charity reliefs	Cable concern at charity tax move
	Charity tax relief donations fear Watch	Charities worried over tax-cap plan
	PM 'listening' over charity row	Charity tax relief donations fear Watch
15:05	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Ban Ki-moon says 'onus is on government of Syria to prove that their words will be matched by their deeds'	Ban Ki-moon says 'onus is on government of Syria to prove that their words will be matched by their deeds'
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	Removed
15:00	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp	BMI sale puts 1,200 jobs at risk
	Sony is shedding 10,000 staff worldwide in a major reorganisation announced by the company's new chief executive Kazuo Hirai.	British Airways owner IAG says its deal to buy BMI from Lufthansa for £172.5m could result in the loss of up to 1,200 jobs.
	Mothercare to close more stores	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp

	Lorry driver dies in M1 collision	Mothercare to close more stores

	BMI sale puts 1,200 jobs at risk	Men sought over £1.8m museum raid

	Square-eyed Sundays to end for EastEnders fans	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch
	Newsbeat	Removed
	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch	EastEnders omnibus rescheduled
	Men sought over £1.8m museum raid	Hamster stuck to cage with magnet
	Hamster stuck to cage with magnet	Four in court in body-in-bin case
14:50	Mali leader threatens 'total war'	S Sudan defies UN withdrawal call
14:45	Added	BREAKING NEWS Ban Ki-moon says 'onus is on government of Syria to prove that their words will be matched by their deeds'
	LATEST 'Poor judgement' shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says	Removed
	Square-eyed Sundays to end for EastEnders fans	Square-eyed Sundays to end for EastEnders fans
	Four in court in body-in-bin case	Hamster stuck to cage with magnet
	Ryanair cuts more airport routes	Gerbil pal arrived before police
	Chief role axed at The Scotsman	Ryanair cuts more airport routes
14:40	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen	UN chief Ban Ki-moon news conference Live
	Syria 'positive' over ceasefire Watch	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen
	Peace plan ailing but not dead	Syria 'positive' over ceasefire Watch
	Turkey concern over Syria plan Watch	Peace plan ailing but not dead
14:35	Added	BMI sale puts 1,200 jobs at risk
	BMI sale puts 1,200 jobs at risk	Fresh bid for 632 Lloyds branches
	Young homeless 'underestimated'	Oxford reassures Indian students
14:30	BREAKING NEWS British Airways takeover of BMI will mean up to 1,200 job losses, BA announces	Removed
	Scotland Yard investigating claims that conversations on its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded	Harry Potter author JK Rowling reveals the title of her first novel aimed at adults
	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	'Poor judgement' shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says	British Airways takeover of BMI will mean up to 1,200 job losses, BA announces
	FOOTBALL	LATEST
	Director of football Damien Comolli leaves Liverpool by mutual consent	Scotland Yard investigating claims that conversations on its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded
	Lawyer for phone-hacking victims says he is taking legal action on behalf of three alleged victims in US courts	'Poor judgement' shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says
	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch	JK Rowling reveals the title for her first novel for adults
	JK Rowling announces novel title	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch
	Mali interim leader takes office	Mali leader threatens 'total war'
14:25	Fresh bid for 632 Lloyds branches	BMI sale puts 1,200 jobs at risk
14:25	Rose declines Hall of Fame honour	JK Rowling announces novel title
14:20	Florida gunman on murder charge	Florida gunman set to seek bail
14:15	British Airways takeover of bmi will mean up to 1,200 job losses, BA announces	British Airways takeover of BMI will mean up to 1,200 job losses, BA announces
	'Tanks still on streets' Watch	'Deal broken', Hama activist says Listen
	What's behind unrest?	Turkey concern over Syria plan Watch
	Most wanted	Most wanted
14:10	Added	BREAKING NEWS British Airways takeover of bmi will mean up to 1,200 job losses, BA announces
	Warning over 'organised fights'	Submarine 'submerged in lough'
	Job loss concerns at Sony plant	Woman 'woke confused after rape'
14:05	Adele named 'richest' young musician	Square-eyed Sundays to end for EastEnders fans
	Rose declines Hall of Fame honour	Serb police find stolen Cezanne
	C4 drop 'blind man grope' sketch	Rose declines Hall of Fame honour
14:00	Syria violence drops after truce	Violence threatens Syria's truce
13:50	A fragile ceasefire is in place in Syria after 13 months of fighting, but activists say the government is not fully complying.	A fragile ceasefire is in place in Syria after 13 months of fighting, but both sides report a growing number of violations.
	Added	Phone hacking: The main players
	Florida gunman on murder charge	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK

	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK	German incest pair lose in court

	Stringfellow backs Ukip candidate	Call to let MPs enter mayors race
	NoW hacking cases launched in US	Florida gunman on murder charge
13:40	Lorry driver dies in M1 collision	Florida gunman on murder charge

	Florida gunman on murder charge	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK

	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK	Mothercare to close more stores

	Mothercare to close more stores	Lorry driver dies in M1 collision

	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks	Uefa anger over Euro 2012 costs
	BBC Sport
	Wavii rivals Facebook's news feed	Facebook criticised on user tool
	Founding father of Algeria dies	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks
13:35	Syria violence drops after truce	Syria violence drops after truce
	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash	Lorry driver dies in M1 collision
	Author Boyd takes 007 back to 60s	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch
	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch	C4 drop 'blind man grope' sketch
	Added	Memory stick that self-destructs Watch01:13
	BBC News at One Live	BBC News Channel Live
13:30	Stringfellow 'backing Ukip candidate'	Stringfellow backs Ukip candidate
13:15	Syria quiet as ceasefire begins	Syria violence drops after truce
	A ceasefire appears to be holding in Syria after 13 months of fighting, but Western countries publicly doubt the government's intentions.	A fragile ceasefire is in place in Syria after 13 months of fighting, but activists say the government is not fully complying.
	'Staycations' lift Scots tourism	Chief role axed at The Scotsman
13:10	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Scotland Yard investigating claims that conversations on its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded by hackers	Scotland Yard investigating claims that conversations on its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded
	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp	Anti-terrorist hotline 'recorded'
	Sony is shedding 10,000 staff worldwide in a major reorganisation announced by the company's new chief executive Kazuo Hirai.	The Metropolitan Police is investigating claims calls made to its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded.
	Probe into patient night releases	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp
	The government is investigating after figures emerge suggesting hospital patients in England have been discharged overnight to free up beds.	Sony is shedding 10,000 staff worldwide in a major reorganisation announced by the company's new chief executive Kazuo Hirai.
	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash	Probe into patient night releases

	Florida gunman on murder charge	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash

	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK	Florida gunman on murder charge

	New titles for North Korea leader	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK

	Philippines 'pulls warship back'	New titles for North Korea leader
	Tusks to trinkets	Battleground states
	The legal ivory trade and the secretive black market	Find out where US presidential election will be won
	Secretly sterilised	Tusks to trinkets
	A government that operates on mothers without their consent	The legal ivory trade and the secretive black market
	'I was born a showman'	Secretly sterilised
	Who are the people who run Britain's funfairs?	A government that operates on mothers without their consent
	Unique test	'I was born a showman'
	Clare Balding on Grand National challenge BBC Sport	Who are the people who run Britain's funfairs?
13:05	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at One Live
12:55	Added	BREAKING NEWS Scotland Yard investigating claims that conversations on its anti-terrorist hotline were illegally recorded by hackers
	LATEST M1 closed in Bedfordshire after fatal lorry crash	Removed
	C4 drop 'blind man grope' sketch	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch
	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live	Webber expresses Bahrain concerns
	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live
	Farrell turns down England role	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears
	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch02:55	Removed
12:50	Four in court in body-in-bin case	Men sought over £1.8m museum raid
	Crash plane 'had fuel problems'	Four in court in body-in-bin case
	Camp demo over ski slope closure	Protests over ski slope closure
	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38	The Scream on show ahead of sale Watch02:55
	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38
	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38
	Charles Manson refused parole Watch02:01	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34
12:45	Man accused of pensioner's murder	Man accused of pensioner's murder
12:40	Your pictures	Day in pictures
	Day in pictures	Your pictures
	Easter Sunday	Day in pictures
	The Boat Race	Easter Sunday
	Day in pictures	The Boat Race
	Week in pictures	Day in pictures
12:35	Man accused of pensioner's murder	Man accused of pensioner's murder
12:35	Gatland suffers double heel break	Camp demo over ski slope closure
12:30	'Huge amount of arm-twisting' Watch	'Tanks still on streets' Watch
12:30	Man accused of pensioner's murder	Man accused of pensioner's murder
12:25	PM 'listening' over charity row	Charity tax relief donations fear Watch
	No 10: Rich abuse charity giving	PM 'listening' over charity row
	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38
12:20	'Staycations' lift for tourism	'Staycations' lift Scots tourism
12:15	Blacks purchase dents JD profits	Fresh bid for 632 Lloyds branches
12:10	Stringfellow 'backing Ukip candidate'	Rival campaigns fight over mayors
	Blair 'blank' over rendition case	Stringfellow 'backing Ukip candidate'
	Synchronised tops National field	Farrell turns down England role
	'Better start' for firms in 2012	'Staycations' lift for tourism
12:05	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
12:00	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38	Shopkeeper on brutal gunman attack Watch02:38
	Charles Manson refused parole Watch02:01	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38
	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09	Charles Manson refused parole Watch02:01
	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09
11:55	Met criticised over Wallis role	Met criticised over Wallis role
	Added	NoW hacking cases launched in US
	Why do some people propose in public?	Has Instagram made everyone's photos look the same?
	Has Instagram made everyone's photos look the same?	Are our street names sexist?
	Most wanted	Will you?
	Who gets on the FBI's top 10 list?	The craze for public marriage proposals
	Ready for lift-off?	Most wanted
	Damian Grammaticas goes inside N Korea satellite command centre	Who gets on the FBI's top 10 list?
	Tusks to trinkets	Ready for lift-off?
	The legal ivory trade and the secretive black market	Damian Grammaticas goes inside N Korea satellite command centre
	Secretly sterilised	Tusks to trinkets
	A government that operates on mothers without their consent	The legal ivory trade and the secretive black market
	'I was born a showman'	Secretly sterilised
	Who are the people who run Britain's funfairs?	A government that operates on mothers without their consent
	Unique test	'I was born a showman'
	Clare Balding on Grand National challenge BBC Sport	Who are the people who run Britain's funfairs?
	Newspaper review	Unique test
	Papers welcome jail for riot shop arsonist	Clare Balding on Grand National challenge BBC Sport
11:50	Charities' tax fear for donations	Cable concern at charity reliefs
11:50	Charities say there is "widespread alarm and despair" at plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations - as some Tory MPs call for a rethink.	Business Secretary Vince Cable is concerned about the potential impact of plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations to universities.
11:45	"Poor judgement" shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says	'Poor judgement' shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says
	NoW hacking cases launched in US	C4 drop 'blind man grope' sketch
	Warning over 'organised fights'	Man accused of pensioner's murder
	Top Chinese politician visits NI	Warning over 'organised fights'
	Philippine ship sent to stand-off	Philippines 'pulls warship back'
	US soldiers dead in Morocco crash	NoW hacking cases launched in US
11:40	Olympics 'may overwhelm Heathrow'	Stringfellow 'backing Ukip candidate'
	Has Instagram made everyone's photos look the same?	Why do some people propose in public?
	Are our street names sexist?	Has Instagram made everyone's photos look the same?
	Comolli & Liverpool part company	Comolli & Liverpool part company
	Hamilton given China grid penalty	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live
	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears
	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears	Synchronised tops National field
	Four accused in body-in-bin case	Four in court in body-in-bin case
11:30	"Poor judgement" was shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says	"Poor judgement" shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says
11:25	"Poor judgement" was shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says	"Poor judgement" was shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says
	Charities' tax fear for donations	Met criticised over Wallis role
	Charities say there is "widespread alarm and despair" at plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations - as some Tory MPs call for a rethink.	Senior Scotland Yard staff showed poor judgement in their relationship with ex-News of the World executive Neil Wallis, the police watchdog says.
	PM 'listening' over charity row No 10: Rich abuse charity giving	Removed
	NoW hacking cases launched in US	Charities' tax fear for donations
	Lawyer Mark Lewis says he is taking legal action in the US on behalf of three alleged victims of phone hacking by the News of the World.	Charities say there is "widespread alarm and despair" at plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations - as some Tory MPs call for a rethink.
	Phone-hacking scandal: Timeline	PM 'listening' over charity row
	Added	No 10: Rich abuse charity giving
	Tiny portrait of Queen engraved on diamond	Adele named 'richest' young musician
	Added	Newsbeat
	Adele 'richest' young musician	Rose declines Hall of Fame honour
	Rose declines Hall of Fame honour	NoW hacking cases launched in US
	Title race is finished - Mancini	FA must name coach now - Shearer
	Hollande talks tough on markets	New crackdown on Turkish military
	Day in pictures	Your pictures
	Aceh quake	Day in pictures
	North Korea	Aceh quake
	Easter Sunday	North Korea
	The Boat Race	Easter Sunday
	Day in pictures	The Boat Race
	Week in pictures	Day in pictures
	Your pictures	Week in pictures
11:20	"Poor judgment" was shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says	"Poor judgement" was shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says
11:20	Director of football Damien Comolli leaves Liverpool by mutual consent	Director of football Damien Comolli leaves Liverpool by mutual consent
11:15	German Salafists give away Koran	Hollande talks tough on markets
11:10	Added	BREAKING NEWS "Poor judgment" was shown by Scotland Yard in recruiting former NoW executive editor Neil Wallis as PR consultant, IPCC says
11:10	FORMULA 1 Bernie Ecclestone asks to meet F1 teams on Saturday to discuss whether the Bahrain GP will go ahead, BBC Sport understands	Removed
11:05	NoW hacking cases launched in US	NoW hacking cases launched in US
	Comolli & Liverpool part company	Comolli & Liverpool part company
	Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli leaves the club by mutual consent.	Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli leaves the Premier League club by mutual consent.
11:00	Added	FOOTBALL Director of football Damien Comolli leaves Liverpool by mutual consent
	LATEST Struggling retailer Mothercare announces plans to close more stores over the next three years	Removed
	Title race is finished - Mancini	Comolli & Liverpool part company
	Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says his side cannot overhaul Manchester United's Premier League lead.	Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli leaves the club by mutual consent.
	Hamilton given China grid penalty	Title race is finished - Mancini
	Synchronised tops National field	Hamilton given China grid penalty
10:55	Nearly nine out of 10 charities fear government plans to limit tax relief will result in a drop in donations from wealthy benefactors, a survey suggests.	Charities say there is "widespread alarm and despair" at plans to cap tax relief on charitable donations - as some Tory MPs call for a rethink.
	Fears grow of widening Sudan war	Mali interim leader takes office
	Charles Manson refused parole Watch02:01	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19
	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38
	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38	Charles Manson refused parole Watch02:01
	Clinton describes Bin Laden raid Watch01:37	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52
	Cross-bred tiger cubs 'doing well' Watch00:25	The airbag designed for toddlers Watch02:01
	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Cross-bred tiger cubs 'doing well' Watch00:25
10:40	Gatland suffers double heel break	Synchronised tops National field
10:40	Saga ends of chimney sold on eBay	Gatland suffers double heel break
10:30	'Better start' for firms in 2012	Ryanair cuts more airport routes
	Ryanair set for more airport cuts	'Better start' for firms in 2012
	Added	Secretly sterilised A government that operates on mothers without their consent
10:20	Syria ceasefire comes into effect	Syria quiet as ceasefire begins
	A ceasefire comes into force in Syria to stem the 13-month-old conflict, but Western countries publicly doubt the government's intentions.	A ceasefire appears to be holding in Syria after 13 months of fighting, but Western countries publicly doubt the government's intentions.
	Added	NoW hacking cases launched in US Lawyer Mark Lewis says he is taking legal action in the US on behalf of three alleged victims of phone hacking by the News of the World.
	Added	Phone-hacking scandal: Timeline
	NoW hacking cases launched in US	Probe into patient night releases
	Lawyer Mark Lewis says he is taking legal action in the US on behalf of three alleged victims of phone hacking by the News of the World. Probe into patient night releases	The government is investigating after figures emerge suggesting hospital patients in England have been discharged overnight to free up beds.
10:15	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	LATEST Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide in the next 12 months	Removed
	Lawyer Mark Lewis says he is taking legal action in the US on behalf of three alleged victims of phone hacking by News of the World.	Lawyer Mark Lewis says he is taking legal action in the US on behalf of three alleged victims of phone hacking by the News of the World.
	Strong quake strikes off Mexico	Mexico struck by two earthquakes
10:10	Blacks purchase dents JD profits	UK trade gap widened in February
10:10	US sues Apple over e-book prices	Blacks purchase dents JD profits
10:05	Criminals pay for assaulted PCs	Ryanair set for more airport cuts
10:05	Charles Manson is denied parole	US soldiers dead in Morocco crash
10:00	Probe into patient night releases	NoW hacking cases launched in US
	The government is investigating after figures emerge suggesting hospital patients in England have been discharged overnight to free up beds.	Lawyer Mark Lewis says he is taking legal action in the US on behalf of three alleged victims of phone hacking by News of the World.
	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash	Probe into patient night releases

	Florida gunman on murder charge	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash

	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK	Florida gunman on murder charge

	New titles for North Korea leader	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK

	Mothercare to close more stores	New titles for North Korea leader

	'Hours taken up' driving children	Mothercare to close more stores

09:55	Lawyer for phone-hacking victims says he is taking legal action on behalf of three alleged victims in US courts	Lawyer for phone-hacking victims says he is taking legal action on behalf of three alleged victims in US courts
09:40	Added	BREAKING NEWS Lawyer for phone-hacking victims says he is taking legal action on behalf of three alleged victims in US courts
09:35	Gatland suffers double heel break	Hamilton given China grid penalty
	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live	Gatland suffers double heel break
	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live
	Hamilton given China grid penalty	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears
	Cross-bred tiger cubs 'doing well' Watch00:25	Clinton describes Bin Laden raid Watch01:37
	Clinton describes Bin Laden raid Watch01:37	Cross-bred tiger cubs 'doing well' Watch00:25
09:30	North Korea	Aceh quake
	Easter Sunday	North Korea
	The Boat Race	Easter Sunday
	Day in pictures	The Boat Race
	Week in pictures	Day in pictures
	Your pictures	Week in pictures
	Day in pictures	Your pictures
09:25	Trapped Peruvian miners rescued	Strong quake strikes off Mexico
09:15	Stardust recycling mystery solved	US tops global clean energy table
	Indian Ocean tsunami alert lifted	Stardust recycling mystery solved
	National field set to be revealed	Hamilton given China grid penalty
	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04	Cross-bred tiger cubs 'doing well' Watch00:25
	Ready for lift off?	Ready for lift-off?
	Who are the people who run Britain's fun fairs?	Who are the people who run Britain's funfairs?
09:10	UK 'saturated' by light pollution	Indian Ocean tsunami alert lifted
09:10	Eco shortlisted for fiction prize	Rose declines Hall of Fame honour
09:05	Bernie Ecclestone asks to meet F1 teams on Saturday to discuss whether the Bahrain GP will go ahead, BBC Sport understands	Bernie Ecclestone asks to meet F1 teams on Saturday to discuss whether the Bahrain GP will go ahead, BBC Sport understands
	Young homeless 'underestimated'	Mothercare to close more stores

	Mothercare to close more stores	'Hours taken up' driving children

	'Hours taken up' driving children	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks
		BBC Sport
	US sues Apple over e-book prices	Blacks purchase dents JD profits
	Internet suffix deadline looms	US sues Apple over e-book prices
	London gets primary school cash	Young homeless 'underestimated'
	Rise in child care applications	London gets primary school cash
	Wavii rivals Facebook's news feed	Internet suffix deadline looms
	Google revamps its social network	Wavii rivals Facebook's news feed
	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks	Gatland suffers double heel break
	Gatland suffers double heel break	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live
	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears
	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears	National field set to be revealed
	Russian opposition MPs snub Putin	German Salafists give away Koran
	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
	Ivory wars	Tusks to trinkets
	Tracing the secret trade from Congo to China	The legal ivory trade and the secretive black market
08:55	Wigan 1-0 Man Utd	Title race is finished - Mancini
	Manchester United's lead at the top of the Premier League is cut to five points after Shaun Moloney's goal earns Wigan a 1-0 win.	Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says his side cannot overhaul Manchester United's Premier League lead.
	Title race is finished - Mancini	Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks
08:45	F1 teams expect Bahrain to be off	United slip-up is music to Mancini's ears
08:40	Job loss fears at Sony factories	Job loss concerns at Sony plant
08:35	FORMULA 1 Bernie Ecclestone asks to meet F1 teams on Saturday to discuss whether the Bahrain GP will go ahead, BBC Sport understands	Removed
	Struggling retailer Mothercare announces plans to close more stores over the next three years	M1 closed in Bedfordshire after fatal lorry crash
	Added	FORMULA 1 Bernie Ecclestone asks to meet F1 teams on Saturday to discuss whether the Bahrain GP will go ahead, BBC Sport understands
	Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide in the next 12 months	Struggling retailer Mothercare announces plans to close more stores over the next three years
	Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking in Indonesia, urges people not to confuse Islam with extremism	Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide in the next 12 months
	Sony sheds 10,000 jobs in revamp	Sony sheds 10,000 staff in revamp
	Sony is cutting 10,000 jobs worldwide in a major reorganisation announced by the company's new chief executive Kazuo Hirai.	Sony is shedding 10,000 staff worldwide in a major reorganisation announced by the company's new chief executive Kazuo Hirai.
	Florida gunman on murder charge	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash

	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK	Florida gunman on murder charge

	New titles for North Korea leader	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK

	Young homeless 'underestimated'	New titles for North Korea leader

	Mothercare to close more stores	Young homeless 'underestimated'

	Four accused in body-in-bin case	Mothercare to close more stores

	Crash plane 'had fuel problems'	Four accused in body-in-bin case
	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash	Crash plane 'had fuel problems'
08:30	Stab victim wants to wed attacker	M1 closed after fatal lorry crash
08:25	Added	FORMULA 1 Bernie Ecclestone asks to meet F1 teams on Saturday to discuss whether the Bahrain GP will go ahead, BBC Sport understands
	LATEST Booker-nominated author William Boyd is to write a new officially-sanctioned James Bond novel	Removed
	Shock losses warning from Nokia	Internet suffix deadline looms
	Internet suffix deadline looms	Wavii rivals Facebook's news feed
	Wavii rivals Facebook's news feed	Google revamps its social network
	Day in pictures	Easter Sunday
	Easter Sunday	The Boat Race
	The Boat Race	Day in pictures
	BBC Breakfast Live	BBC News Channel Live
08:20	Eco shortlisted for fiction prize	Adele 'richest' young musician
	ITV moves BGT to later time slot	Eco shortlisted for fiction prize
	Criminals pay for assaulted PCs	'Better start' for firms in 2012
	'Better start' for firms in 2012	Criminals pay for assaulted PCs
	'I was born a showman'	Ready for lift off?
	Who are the people who run Britain's fun fairs?	Damian Grammaticas goes inside N Korea satellite command centre
	Ready for lift off?	Ivory wars
	Damian Grammaticas goes inside N Korea satellite command centre	Tracing the secret trade from Congo to China
	Ivory wars	'I was born a showman'
	Tracing the secret trade from Congo to China	Who are the people who run Britain's fun fairs?
08:15	Sony cuts 10,000 jobs in revamp	Sony sheds 10,000 jobs in revamp
	Cameron gives 'extremism' warning	Burma sanctions may be eased - UK
	Warning over 'organised fights'	Warning over 'organised fights'
	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38	Coffee shop stirs etiquette debate Watch01:19
	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38
	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34
	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09
	Clinton describes Bin Laden raid Watch01:37	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04
	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49	Clinton describes Bin Laden raid Watch01:37
	Looking for love	'I was born a showman'
	Readers' stories about disability and dating	Who are the people who run Britain's fun fairs?
	Ivory wars	Ready for lift off?
	Tracing the secret trade from Congo to China	Damian Grammaticas goes inside N Korea satellite command centre
	'I was born a showman'	Looking for love
	Who are the people who run Britain's fun fairs?	Readers' stories about disability and dating
	Ready for lift off?	Ivory wars
	Inside North Korea's satellite command centre	Tracing the secret trade from Congo to China
08:10	Man City 4-0 West Brom	Sportsday Live - breaking news Live
08:05	Apple 'tackling Trojan invasion'	Wavii rivals Facebook's news feed
	Warning over 'organised fights'	Warning over 'organised fights'
	Crews tackle Swansea house fire	Job loss fears at Sony factories
08:00	Internet suffix deadline looms	Internet suffix deadline looms
08:00	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11	Clinton describes Bin Laden raid Watch01:37
07:55	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34	Charles Manson refused parole Watch02:01
	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34
	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09
	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04
	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11
	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49
	Energy firms 'must offer their best deal' Watch01:58	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52
07:50	US sues Apple over e-book prices	Mothercare to close more stores

	Mothercare to close more stores	US sues Apple over e-book prices
	South China Sea stand-off ongoing	Philippine ship sent to stand-off
	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04	Mother's level crossing safety fight Watch04:09
	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04
	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11
	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49
	Energy firms 'must offer their best deal' Watch01:58	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52
	Store owners react to arson sentence Watch02:37	Energy firms 'must offer their best deal' Watch01:58
07:40	Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide in the next 12 months	Struggling retailer Mothercare announces plans to close more stores over the next three years
	Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking in Indonesia, urges people not to confuse Islam with extremism	Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide in the next 12 months
	Booker-nominated author William Boyd is to write a new officially-sanctioned James Bond novel	Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking in Indonesia, urges people not to confuse Islam with extremism
	People should consider using a cold, wet cloth to treat insect bites instead of turning to over-the-counter remedies, experts say LATEST People with Huntington's disease, a debilitating brain condition, appear to be "protected" from cancer, according to a study in Sweden	Booker-nominated author William Boyd is to write a new officially-sanctioned James Bond novel
07:35	Florida gunman on murder charge George Zimmerman, who shot unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin in Florida, is charged with second-degree murder and taken into custody.
	Zimmerman trial needs 'fair jury' Watch Father: 'This is the beginning' Watch

	Added	Sony cuts 10,000 jobs in revamp Sony is cutting 10,000 jobs worldwide in a major reorganisation announced by the company's new chief executive Kazuo Hirai.

		The government is investigating after figures emerge suggesting hospital patients in England have been discharged overnight to free up beds.

	Cameron gives 'extremism' warning	Florida gunman on murder charge



	New titles for North Korea leader	Cameron gives 'extremism' warning



	Young homeless 'underestimated'	New titles for North Korea leader


	Ruling party win South Korea vote	Young homeless 'underestimated'





	Sony cuts 10,000 jobs in revamp	Mothercare to close more stores
07:25	Italian hostage released in India	South China Sea stand-off ongoing
	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11
	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49
	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52
07:20	Shock losses warning from Nokia	Sony cuts 10,000 jobs in revamp
	Internet suffix deadline looms	Shock losses warning from Nokia
	Apple 'tackling Trojan invasion'	Internet suffix deadline looms
	Wavii rivals Facebook's news feed	Apple 'tackling Trojan invasion'
	Woman, 19, 'raped by footballers'	Crews tackle Swansea house fire
	Crews tackle Swansea house fire	Saga ends of chimney sold on eBay
07:15	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
07:15	Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide	Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide in the next 12 months
07:10	Added	BREAKING NEWS Electronics giant Sony says it will cut 10,000 jobs worldwide
	Peace plan ailing but not dead	'Huge amount of arm-twisting' Watch
	Added	Peace plan ailing but not dead
07:05	Prime Minister David Cameron urges people not to confuse Islam with extremism, speaking in Indonesia	Prime Minister David Cameron, speaking in Indonesia, urges people not to confuse Islam with extremism
07:05	35-year-old injured in shooting	Warning over 'organised fights'
07:00	Russian nuclear firm 'eyes Wylfa'	Crews tackle Swansea house fire
	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49	Will ceasefire in Syria hold? Watch02:04
	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49
	Why invest in gold? Listen02:47	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52
	Spring fever	Newspaper review
	Why the Eurozone crisis may not be over yet	Papers welcome jail for riot shop arsonist
06:50	Clare Balding on Grand National's unique test	F1 teams expect Bahrain to be off
	South China Sea stand-off ongoing	Italian hostage released in India
	Spring fever	Unique test
	Why the Eurozone crisis may not be over yet	Clare Balding on Grand National challenge BBC Sport
	Feel the love	Spring fever
	Rio's love motels help out with UN conference bed shortage	Why the Eurozone crisis may not be over yet
06:45	Top Chinese politician visits NI	35-year-old injured in shooting
	81-year-old woman dies after fire	Top Chinese politician visits NI
	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49	'Poached ivory openly on sale in Congo' Watch01:34
	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Norfolk clifftop homes demolished Watch01:49
	Why invest in gold? Listen02:47	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52
	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11	Why invest in gold? Listen02:47
	Energy firms 'must offer their best deal' Watch01:58	Refugees hope for Syria peace Watch03:11
	Store owners react to arson sentence Watch02:37	Energy firms 'must offer their best deal' Watch01:58
	Bear strays into US neighbourhood Watch00:49	Store owners react to arson sentence Watch02:37
06:40	Wigan were better team - Ferguson Watch	Gatland suffers double heel break
	F1 teams expect Bahrain to be off	Clare Balding on Grand National's unique test
	Gatland suffers double heel break	Woman, 19, 'raped by footballers'
	Woman, 19, 'raped by footballers'	Russian nuclear firm 'eyes Wylfa'
06:25	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52	Greek town forms bartering system Watch02:38
06:25	'Death match' football movie delayed Watch01:58	Alarm with get you up 'guarantee' Watch00:52
06:20	Activists: 'Clashes continue' Watch	Removed
	81-year-old woman dies after fire	Top Chinese politician visits NI
	Man charged with pensioner murder	81-year-old woman dies after fire
06:05	BBC News Channel Live	BBC Breakfast Live
06:05	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live
05:55	Florida gunman on murder charge	Florida gunman on murder charge
05:20	Probe into patient night releases	Charities' tax fear for donations
	The government is investigating after figures emerge suggesting hospital patients in England have been discharged overnight to free up beds.	Nearly nine out of 10 charities fear government plans to limit tax relief will result in a drop in donations from wealthy benefactors, a survey suggests.
	Q&A: The NHS shake-up	PM 'listening' over charity row
	NHS: The shape of things to come	No 10: Rich abuse charity giving
	Added	Probe into patient night releases

	Mother finds baby alive in morgue	Tiny portrait of Queen engraved on diamond
	Charities' tax fear for donations	Olympics 'may overwhelm Heathrow'
	Olympics 'may overwhelm Heathrow'	Blair 'blank' over rendition case
05:15	PM 'listening' over charity row	Charities' tax fear for donations
05:05	US watchdog sues China truck firm	South China Sea stand-off ongoing
04:55	Syria ceasefire comes into effect	Syria ceasefire comes into effect
04:20	Booker-nominated author William Boyd is to write a new officially-sanctioned James Bond novel	Prime Minister David Cameron urges people not to confuse Islam with extremism, speaking in Indonesia
	People should consider using a cold, wet cloth to treat insect bites instead of turning to over-the-counter remedies, experts say	Booker-nominated author William Boyd is to write a new officially-sanctioned James Bond novel
	People with Huntington's disease, a debilitating brain condition, appear to be "protected" from cancer, according to a study in Sweden	People should consider using a cold, wet cloth to treat insect bites instead of turning to over-the-counter remedies, experts say
	Florida neighbourhood watch volunteer to face second degree murder charge over Trayvon Martin killing, official says	People with Huntington's disease, a debilitating brain condition, appear to be "protected" from cancer, according to a study in Sweden
	Fears grow of widening Sudan war	New titles for North Korea leader

	Added	Ruling party win South Korea vote
	Charles Manson is denied parole	'Hours taken up' driving children

	Somali Islamists enter Puntland	Fears grow of widening Sudan war
	Ruling party win South Korea vote	US watchdog sues China truck firm
	Egypt Salafist 'able to stand'	Founding father of Algeria dies
	US soldiers dead in Morocco crash	Charles Manson is denied parole
04:10	Eyes on Syria as deadline nears	Syria ceasefire comes into effect
	A ceasefire is due to come into force in Syria to stem the 13-month-old conflict, but Western countries publicly doubt the government's intentions.	A ceasefire comes into force in Syria to stem the 13-month-old conflict, but Western countries publicly doubt the government's intentions.
	Fears grow of widening Sudan war	Cameron gives 'extremism' warning

	Young homeless 'underestimated'	Fears grow of widening Sudan war

	Blair 'blank' over rendition case	Young homeless 'underestimated'

03:35	NHS overnight discharges examined	Probe into patient night releases
03:05	ITV moves show in BBC ratings battle	Mother finds baby alive in morgue
03:05	Titanic 3D tops box office chart	ITV moves BGT to later time slot
02:50	Fans banned from football match	Crash plane 'had fuel problems'
02:35	Florida gunman on murder charge	Florida gunman on murder charge
02:15	Cameron in Malaysia on Asian tour	Fears grow of widening Sudan war

	Fears grow of widening Sudan war	Young homeless 'underestimated'

	Young homeless 'underestimated'	Blair 'blank' over rendition case

	Blair 'blank' over rendition case	US sues Apple over e-book prices

	US sues Apple over e-book prices	Four accused in body-in-bin case

	Are our street names sexist?	Has Instagram made everyone's photos look the same?
	The battle of the bluebells	Are our street names sexist?
	Four accused in body-in-bin case	Fans banned from football match
	Fans banned from football match	Stab victim wants to wed attacker
	Ready for lift off?	'I was born a showman'
	Inside North Korea's satellite command centre	Who are the people who run Britain's fun fairs?
	Instagram effect	Ready for lift off?
	Have apps made everyone's photos look the same?	Inside North Korea's satellite command centre
02:10	Lookling for love	Looking for love
02:05	Ready for lift off?	Ivory wars
	Inside North Korea's satellite command centre	Tracing the secret trade from Congo to China
	Instagram effect	Ready for lift off?
	Have apps made everyone's photos look the same?	Inside North Korea's satellite command centre
	Spring fever	Instagram effect
	Why the Eurozone crisis may not be over yet	Have apps made everyone's photos look the same?
	Feel the love	Spring fever
	Rio's love motels help out with UN conference bed shortage	Why the Eurozone crisis may not be over yet
	Street party cred	Feel the love
	How do you organise the perfect Diamond Jubilee festivities?	Rio's love motels help out with UN conference bed shortage
01:55	Florida gunman on murder charge	Florida gunman on murder charge
01:45	Man jailed for riots store arson	NHS overnight discharges examined
	A man is jailed for 11-and-a-half years for starting a fire at a family-run furniture shop in Croydon during last summer's riots.	The government is investigating after figures emerge suggesting hospital patients in England have been discharged overnight to free up beds.
	'Losing shop like bereavement' Watch	Removed
	CCTV of fire attack released Watch	Q&A: The NHS shake-up
	Looter 'asked for lighter' Shock over night of violence	NHS: The shape of things to come
01:40	The final messages from a stricken ship	The battle of the bluebells
	Fans banned from football match	Four accused in body-in-bin case
	Stab victim wants to wed attacker	Fans banned from football match
	Elgin gas leak fish 'untainted'	'Better start' for firms in 2012
	Ready for lift off?	Lookling for love
	Inside North Korea's satellite command centre	Readers' stories about disability and dating
	Instagram effect	Ready for lift off?
	Have apps made everyone's photos look the same?	Inside North Korea's satellite command centre
	Spring fever	Instagram effect
	Why the Eurozone crisis may not be over yet	Have apps made everyone's photos look the same?
	Flower battle	Spring fever
	Could British bluebells disappear completely?	Why the Eurozone crisis may not be over yet
01:30	The final messages from a stricken ship	Are our street names sexist?
	On the trail with Bigfoot-hunters	The final messages from a stricken ship
	Bloke Street	Most wanted
	Does it matter that most roads are named after men?	Who gets on the FBI's top 10 list?
	Liberia under orders The strange billboards that demand good behaviour	Removed
01:10	US judge fines drugs giant $1.1bn	US soldiers dead in Morocco crash
01:05	Indian Ocean tsunami alert lifted	Ruling party win South Korea vote
00:55	Fishermen rescued from liferafts	Criminals pay for assaulted PCs
00:50	ITV moves show in BBC ratings battle	Author Boyd takes 007 back to 60s
	Stuntman preparing to fall 2,400ft - minus a parachute	ITV moves show in BBC ratings battle
	Titanic 3D tops box office chart	Eco shortlisted for fiction prize
	Gibb too ill for Titanic concert	Titanic 3D tops box office chart
00:45	People should consider using a cold, wet cloth to treat insect bites instead of turning to over-the-counter remedies, experts say	Booker-nominated author William Boyd is to write a new officially-sanctioned James Bond novel
	People with Huntington's disease, a debilitating brain condition, appear to be "protected" from cancer, according to a study in Sweden	People should consider using a cold, wet cloth to treat insect bites instead of turning to over-the-counter remedies, experts say
	Florida neighbourhood watch volunteer to face second degree murder charge over Trayvon Martin killing, official says	People with Huntington's disease, a debilitating brain condition, appear to be "protected" from cancer, according to a study in Sweden
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	Manchester City close the gap on leaders Manchester United to five points after Wigan beat United 1-0	Florida neighbourhood watch volunteer to face second degree murder charge over Trayvon Martin killing, official says
00:40	Who are Martin and Zimmerman?	Father: 'This is the beginning' Watch

	PM welcomes China murder inquiry	Cameron in Malaysia on Asian tour

	PM David Cameron welcomes an investigation by China into the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood, found dead in the country last year.


	Continued fighting between Sudan and South Sudan prompts international concern the border conflict might develop into outright war.

	F1 teams expect Bahrain to be off	Young homeless 'underestimated'
	BBC Sport



	Fans banned from football match	Removed
	Stardust recycling mystery solved
	UK 'saturated' by light pollution	Stardust recycling mystery solved
	Indian Ocean tsunami alert lifted	UK 'saturated' by light pollution
	Gatland suffers double heel break	F1 teams expect Bahrain to be off
	Stab victim wants to wed attacker	Fans banned from football match
	Baby death man 'carries burden'	Stab victim wants to wed attacker
	Woman, 19, 'raped by footballers'	Gatland suffers double heel break
	Russian nuclear firm 'eyes Wylfa'	Woman, 19, 'raped by footballers'
	China call amid Bo Xilai fall-out	Indian Ocean tsunami alert lifted
00:15	Who are Martin and Zimmerman?	Zimmerman trial needs 'fair jury' Watch
	Public fury over 'racist' teenage killing	Who are Martin and Zimmerman?
	Shaun Maloney's winner helps Wigan climb out of the relegation zone as they shock leaders Manchester United.	Manchester United's lead at the top of the Premier League is cut to five points after Shaun Moloney's goal earns Wigan a 1-0 win.
00:10	BA plans to cut jobs at Gatwick	Internet suffix deadline looms
00:05	Florida neighbourhood watch volunteer to face second degree murder charge over Trayvon Martin killing, official says	People should consider using a cold, wet cloth to treat insect bites instead of turning to over-the-counter remedies, experts say
	FOOTBALL	LATEST
	Manchester City close the gap on leaders Manchester United to five points after Wigan beat United 1-0	People with Huntington's disease, a debilitating brain condition, appear to be "protected" from cancer, according to a study in Sweden
	British man who is wanted in Portugal for crime he was cleared of in 1995 faces retrial in his absence	Florida neighbourhood watch volunteer to face second degree murder charge over Trayvon Martin killing, official says
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	US mass murderer Charles Manson, convicted of killing five, denied parole for 12th time	Manchester City close the gap on leaders Manchester United to five points after Wigan beat United 1-0
	Mobile stroke units 'hasten care'	Huntington's 'lowers' cancer risk
00:00	Match of the Day Live	Wigan 1-0 Man Utd
	Colin Murray presents highlights of Wednesday's Premier League clashes. (UK users only)	Shaun Maloney's winner helps Wigan climb out of the relegation zone as they shock leaders Manchester United.
	Man City 4-0 West Brom	Title race is finished - Mancini
	Title race still finished - Mancini Watch	Wigan were better team - Ferguson Watch
	Wigan 1-0 Man Utd	Man City 4-0 West Brom