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Labour MP for Wentworth John Healey is leading an adjournment debate on the installation of smart meters.

Chancellor George Osborne "capitulated" when he agreed to commit a further £10bn to the International Monetary Fund, shadow chancellor Ed Balls has said.

Rangers owner Craig Whyte is banned for life by the Scottish Football Association, which also hands the club a transfer ban.

Rangers owner Craig Whyte is banned for life by the Scottish Football Association, which also hands the club a 12-month transfer embargo.

Roberto di Matteo says Chelsea need to score in the Champions League semi-final second leg against Barcelona on Tuesday.

Rangers owner Craig Whyte is banned for life by the Scottish Football Association, which also hands the club a transfer ban.

MPs are debating the Financial Services Bill at report stage.

Labour MP for Wentworth John Healey is leading an adjournment debate on the installation of smart meters.

Why Stalin had a problem with Hamlet

Meet Great Britain's last Olympic football team BBC Sport

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

Why Stalin had a problem with Hamlet

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

Celebration of Cosmic Background Explorer mission

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

Meat lover's feast Watch

Nasa's universe

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

Celebration of Cosmic Background Explorer mission

Leicester v West Ham

Leicester v West Ham Live

Leicester v West Ham Live

Leicester v West Ham

Donations to a fund-raising page set up by a woman who collapsed close to the London Marathon finish line rise to more than £100,000.

The home addresses and emails of 38,000 entrants to the London Marathon were accidentally published on the organisers' website, the BBC discovers.

Andre Marriner is named as referee for Manchester City versus Manchester United on 30 April.

Roberto di Matteo says Chelsea need to score in the Champions League semi-final second leg against Barcelona on Tuesday.

Government departments are told to identify a further 5% of their budgets which can be cut, as part of moves to protect against future spending demands.

David Cameron brushes off claims he is too relaxed, but tells the BBC he wants his ministers to "raise their game" after a "difficult month".

A Royal Navy investigation into the grounding of the submarine HMS Astute finds a catalogue of errors led to the incident.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

Why Stalin had a problem with Hamlet

Celebration of Cosmic Background Explorer mission

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

What are the health risks of running long distances?

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

Why Stalin had a problem with Hamlet

Celebration of Cosmic Background Explorer mission

Why Stalin hated the Bard - and especially Hamlet

Why Stalin had a problem with Hamlet

Chancellor George Osborne is making a statement on the IMF spring meeting.

MPs are debating the Financial Services Bill at report stage.

Aidan Barclay at Leveson Inquiry Live

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

Donations to a fund-raising page set up by a 30-year-old woman who collapsed close to the London Marathon finish line surge following her death.

A Royal Navy investigation into the grounding of the HMS Astute submarine finds a catalogue of errors led to the incident.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says his team face the biggest Manchester derby in his time at the club.

Andre Marriner is named as referee for Manchester City versus Manchester United derby on 30 April.

Telegraph Group chair at Leveson Inquiry Live

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith and his team are answering questions from MPs.

Chancellor George Osborne is making a statement on the IMF spring meeting.

Ofcom launches an investigation into email hacking by Sky News after the broadcaster admitted accessing the private accounts of "canoe man" John Darwin and his wife.

The sister of an MI6 agent - whose body was found in a padlocked bag - tells the inquest into his death her brother only allowed "vetted" people into his home.

• Sky News boss admits hack Watch
• Sky boss admits firm 'broke law'

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

Government departments are told to identify a further 5% of their budgets which can be cut, as part of moves to protect against future unforeseen events.

Ofcom to probe Sky email hacking

Ofcom launches an investigation into email hacking by Sky News after the broadcaster admitted accessing the private accounts of "canoe man" John Darwin and his wife.

Ofcom launches an investigation into email hacking by Sky News after the broadcaster admitted accessing the private accounts of "canoe man" John Darwin and his wife.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has accused the government of presiding over a "farce" in its efforts to deport the radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith and his team are answering questions from MPs.

Prince Harry to get charity award

Prince Harry is to receive an award for his charitable and humanitarian work, supporting servicemen and women.

• Prince Harry joins Arctic mission Watch
• Harry takes part in Rio fun run

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

Which group of workers is UK's most vital?

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

Why Stalin hated the Bard - and especially Hamlet

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

Why Stalin hated the Bard - and especially Hamlet

Are North Koreans really shorter than South Koreans?

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

Ofcom launches an investigation into email hacking by Sky News after the broadcaster admitted accessing the private accounts of "canoe man" John Darwin and his wife.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

Ofcom launches an investigation into email hacking by Sky News after the broadcaster admitted accessing the private accounts of "canoe man" John Darwin and his wife.

Thousands of athletes and amateurs join London marathon

What are the health risks of running long distances?

Are North Koreans really shorter than South Koreans?

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

Are North Koreans really shorter than South Koreans?

President Nicolas Sarkozy faces a hard fight in the run-off vote in the French presidential election, after losing the first round to Francois Hollande.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy woos far-right voters after losing narrowly to his Socialist rival in the presidential election's first round.

Prince Harry is to be given an award in recognition of his charitable and humanitarian work supporting service men and women.

Prince Harry is to be awarded for his charitable and humanitarian work, supporting service men and women.

Snooker - Stevens v Fu Live

Maguire beats Belgian teen Brecel

Elena Baltacha column on Fed Cup

Snooker - Stevens v Fu Live

Snooker - Maguire v Brecel Live

Elena Baltacha column on Fed Cup

As an inquest begins into the death of an MI6 officer whose body was found in a padlocked bag in his bath, the coroner says no evidence will be heard in secret.

A reformed House of Lords should be 80% elected and there should be a referendum before any change is made, a parliamentary committee says.

Kenya's battle between brash taxis and road safety

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

As an inquest begins into the death of an MI6 officer whose body was found in a padlocked bag in his bath, the coroner says no evidence will be heard in secret.

Prince Harry is to be given an award in recognition of his charitable and humanitarian work supporting service men and women.

A reformed House of Lords should be 80% elected and there should be a referendum before any change is made, a parliamentary committee says.

As an inquest begins into the death of an MI6 officer whose body was found in a padlocked bag in his bath, the coroner says no evidence will be heard in secret.

The Care Quality Commission is criticised for failing to take sufficient action after undercover filming shows an elderly woman being slapped by a worker.

A reformed House of Lords should be 80% elected and there should be a referendum before any change is made, a parliamentary committee says.

Not been paying attention to Parliament? Not to worry. Here are the big moments and best debates from the previous fortnight.

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has accused the government of presiding over a "farce" in its efforts to deport the radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada.

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has accused the government of presiding over a "farce" in its efforts to deport the radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada.

Not been paying attention to Parliament? Not to worry. Here are the big moments and best debates from the previous fortnight.

In which Bard-loving country are men called Hamlet?

Why Stalin hated the Bard - and especially Hamlet

A reformed House of Lords should be 80% elected and there should be a referendum before any change is made, a parliamentary committee says.

As an inquest begins into the death of an MI6 officer whose body was found in a padlocked bag in his bath, the coroner says no evidence will be heard in secret.

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to take sufficient action after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

A reformed House of Lords should be 80% elected and there should be a referendum before any change is made, a parliamentary committee says.

Newspaper bosses are due to appear at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards as it turns its attention to the relationship between media and politicians.

The Care Quality Commission is criticised for failing to take sufficient action after undercover filming shows an elderly woman being slapped by a worker.

David Cameron tells the BBC he backs reform of the House of Lords - as a committee of MPs and peers back an 80% elected second chamber.

A reformed House of Lords should be 80% elected and there should be a referendum before any change is made, a parliamentary committee says.

President Nicolas Sarkozy faces a hard fight in the run-off vote in the French presidential election, after losing the first round to Francois Hollande.

Ofcom launches an investigation into email hacking by Sky News after the broadcaster admitted accessing the private accounts of "canoe man" John Darwin and his wife.

• Hewitt: All to play for
• Peston: Hollande - enemy of finance?
• Profiles: France's run-off rivals
• Sarkozy: 'Crucial time has come' Watch
• Hollande urges 'unity for change' Watch

David Cameron tells the BBC he backs reform of the House of Lords - as a committee of MPs and peers back an 80% elected second chamber.

President Nicolas Sarkozy faces a hard fight in the run-off vote in the French presidential election, after losing the first round to Francois Hollande.

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to take sufficient action after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

David Cameron tells the BBC he backs reform of the House of Lords - as a committee of MPs and peers back an 80% elected second chamber.

Newspaper bosses are due to appear at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards as it turns its attention to the relationship between media and politicians.

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to take sufficient action after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

Anders Behring Breivik says his killing of 77 people in Norway last July was a "small barbarian act to prevent a larger barbarian act".

Newspaper bosses are due to appear at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards as it turns its attention to the relationship between media and politicians.

Thousands of athletes and amateurs join London marathon

Celebration of Cosmic Background Explorer mission

Celebration of Cosmic Background Explorer mission

Thousands of athletes and amateurs join London marathon

Kenya's battle between brash taxis and road safety

Are North Koreans really shorter than South Koreans?

Meat lover's feast Watch

'Pimp my matatu'

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

Kenya's battle between brash taxis and road safety

Newspaper review

Meat lover's feast Watch

Papers analyse French presidential election

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

• Clegg opposed to Lords referendum
• No priority for backbench Tories Watch

A joint committee of both houses of Parliament is expected to call for a largely elected upper chamber - but some committee members are set to release two alternative reports.

Prime Minister David Cameron has told the BBC he backs reform of the House of Lords - but all parties will need to work together if it is to happen.

Anders Behring Breivik says the killings he carried out were a "small barbarian act" on the final day of his evidence on the July massacre in Norway that left 77 dead.

Anders Behring Breivik say his killing of 77 people in Norway last July was a "small barbarian act to prevent a larger barbarian act".

Anders Behring Breivik says the killings he carried out were a "small barbarian act" on the final day of his evidence on the July massacre in Norway that left 77 people dead.

Anders Behring Breivik says the killings he carried out were a "small barbarian act" on the final day of his evidence on the July massacre in Norway that left 77 dead.

Anders Behring Breivik returns to court in Oslo for what is scheduled to be his final day of evidence on the killings in Norway that left 77 people dead.

Anders Behring Breivik says the killings he carried out were a "small barbarian act" on the final day of his evidence on the July massacre in Norway that left 77 people dead.

Thousands of athletes and amateurs join London marathon

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

In which Bard-loving country are men called Hamlet?

In which Bard-loving country are men called Hamlet?

Thousands of athletes and amateurs join London marathon

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards is to hear evidence this week from several newspaper owners, including Rupert Murdoch, as it turns its attention to the relationship between newspapers and politicians.

Newspaper bosses are due to appear at the Leveson Inquiry into press standards as it turns its attention to the relationship between media and politicians.

Anders Behring Breivik is set to give his final day of evidence in court on the Norway massacre that left 77 people dead last July.

Anders Behring Breivik returns to court in Oslo for what is scheduled to be his final day of evidence on the killings that left 77 people dead.

Goals from Sergio Aguero and Samir Nasri see Manchester City relegate Wolves and move to within three points of Manchester United.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says his team face the biggest Manchester derby in his time at the club.

Jet, set, go

Meat lover's feast Watch

Air traffic control boss on Olympics challenge

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

Meat lover's feast Watch

Newspaper review

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

Papers analyse French presidential election

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to close a care home, after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

A joint committee of both houses of Parliament is expected to call for a largely elected upper chamber - but some committee members are set to release two alternative reports.

• Care regulator 'still below par'

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards is to hear evidence this week from several newspaper owners, including Rupert Murdoch, as it turns its attention to the relationship between newspapers and politicians.

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to close a care home, after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

Anders Behring Breivik is set to give his final day of evidence in court on the Norway massacre that left 77 people dead last July.

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards is to hear evidence this week from several newspaper owners, including Rupert Murdoch, as it turns its attention to the relationship between newspapers and politicians.

Intel unveils 13 Ivy Bridge chips, promising more processing power and less energy use to help it head off Arm and AMD's challenges.

Anders Behring Breivik is set to give his final day of evidence in court on the Norway massacre that left 77 people dead last July.

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards is to hear evidence this week from several newspaper owners, including Rupert Murdoch, as it turns its attention to the relationship between newspapers and politicians.

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to close a care home, after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

• Care regulator 'still below par'

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to close a care home, after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards is to hear evidence this week from several newspaper owners, including Rupert Murdoch, as it turns its attention to the relationship between newspapers and politicians.

Intel unveils 13 Ivy Bridge chips, promising more processing power and less energy use to help it head off Arm and AMD's challenges.

The Care Quality Commission is being criticised for failing to close a care home, after undercover filming showed an 80-year-old woman being slapped by a care worker.

Fighting breaks out on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, days after the South pulled out of a disputed border town.

Intel unveils 13 Ivy Bridge chips, promising more processing power and less energy use to help it head off Arm and AMD's challenges.

Socialist Francois Hollande wins the first round of France's presidential poll, estimates say, setting up a run-off with incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy who came second.

Nicolas Sarkozy will face a hard fight in the run-off vote in the French presidential election, after losing the first round to Francois Hollande.

Kenya's battle between brash, loud taxis and road safety

Kenya's battle between brash taxis and road safety

Fighting breaks out on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, days after the South pulled out of a disputed border town.

Anders Behring Breivik is set to give his final day of evidence in court on the Norway massacre that left 77 people dead last July.

Banks and consumer groups will meet to shed light on the cost of using claims management companies for PPI claims.

Fighting breaks out on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, days after the South pulled out of a disputed border town.

Convicted fraudster and former Lib Dem donor Michael Brown is in Spain where he is to face a hearing for extradition to the UK next week.

Banks and consumer groups will meet to shed light on the cost of using claims management companies for PPI claims.

The 32nd London Marathon sees more than 37,500 elite runners, amateurs and celebrities taking part - but a 30-year-old woman dies near the end of the 26.2-mile course.

The Leveson Inquiry into press standards is to hear evidence this week from several newspaper owners, including Rupert Murdoch, as it turns its attention to the relationship between newspapers and politicians.

• London Marathon as it happened BBC Sport
• Harry 'nominates' William for marathon Watch
• Kipsang and Keitany win marathon BBC Sport
• London Marathon: Your pictures
• In pictures: The London Marathon

The controversial Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix has taken place despite continuing anti-government protests and calls for it to be cancelled.

Fighting breaks out on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, days after the South pulled out of a disputed border town.

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

Thousands of athletes and amateurs join London marathon

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

In which Bard-loving country are men called Hamlet?

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

Kenya's battle between brash, loud taxis and road safety

In which Bard-loving country are men called Hamlet?

Air traffic control boss on Olympics challenge

Kenya's battle between brash, loud taxis and road safety

Meat lover's feast Watch

Jet, set, go

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

Air traffic control boss on Olympics challenge

Your pictures

Meat lover's feast Watch

Readers' photos explore the theme of fields

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

Readers' photos explore the theme of fields

In which Bard-loving country are men called Hamlet?

Air traffic control boss on Olympics challenge

Kenya's battle between brash, loud taxis and road safety

After years of war, Somalia's women escape to the gym

Air traffic control boss on Olympics challenge

Bard goes global

Meat lover's feast Watch

The Maori actors who are putting a haka into Shakespeare

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

Will China's car market continue to expand?

Readers' photos explore the theme of fields