3rd May

CON 0 0 0 0 LAB 0 0 0 0 LD 0 0 0 0 PC 0 0 0 0 SNP 0 0 0 0 OTH 0 0 0 0 NOC 0 0

After 0 of 0 councils declared

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23:55	Police are removing the last anti-war protest tent outside Parliament	Sudan promises to cease hostilities with South Sudan and comply with UN Security Council resolution
	Zimbabwean prosecutors drop charges against three women accused of raping men, because of a lack of evidence	Police are removing the last anti-war protest tent outside Parliament

	2347:	2354:
	Mark Hutchings, BBC Radio 5 Live	Alan Johnson, Labour MP for Hull West and Hessle,
	Former Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan tells me he's optimistic but no way Labour can win a majority in Cardiff.	tells the BBC that he is "very disappointed by the turnout". Council leader Stephen Brady says that of the 12 Lib Dem seats up for grabs, he expects them to hang on to "two or three".
	2348:	2354:
	Max in London	The BBC's elections expert Professor John Curtice
	emails: This was the first election I could vote in and I'm sad to hear there's been a low turnout but I'm not surprised either. When you've got a situation like here in London where the candidates from the three big parties are the exact same as last time round it's understandable that people feel they don't have much choice.	says we now have 10 key wards in from the south of England. These too show a swing to Labour since last year, albeit slightly below what has so far been recorded in the north of England. So it looks as though Labour will be able to claim progress across the country, but we wait to see whether that progress proves to be as substantial in the South as in the North.
	2347:	2352:
	River_Sider	Chris in Belfast
	tweets: When you go to count you see the reality of #politics; #Tories #LibDems + #Labour laughing + schmoozing each other. #Vote2012 #allthesame	emails: As a native englishman living in Belfast, why can't we have one mass election every four years. Having so many is an awful waste of taxpayers' money.
	2347:	2351:
	Rhian Price, reporter, BBC Wales,	Darren in Liverpool
	at the Flintshire count, says Labour figures are confident that the party will regain ground, but not to the position of strength pre-2008.	emails: Some excellent results for UKIP so far, a good number of second places they seem to be making good progress in local elections in recent years, despite a lack of coverage.
	2346:	2351:
	BBC Radio Cumbria's Emily Unia	George Coshall in Orpington
	reports: Lots of fabulous red frocks in Carlisle tonight. Clear sign of confidence among Labour's female candidates.	emails: All one the same, so no difference who you vote for. Labour, Cons, Libs are all chasing the immigrant vote.
	2346:	2347:
	Red Moon	Mark Hutchings, BBC Radio 5 Live
	tweets:@BBC_HaveYourSay Councils do what they like and so people have given up voting in the elections because they become meaningless.	Former Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan tells me he's optimistic but no way Labour can win a majority in Cardiff.
	2346:	2348:
	Ross Hawkins Political correspondent, BBC News	Max in London
	reports here on how the Boris-v-Ken battle in London that has dominated the agenda has rather eclipsed the significance of thousands of council seats up for grabs across Britain.	emails: This was the first election I could vote in and I'm sad to hear there's been a low turnout but I'm not surprised either. When you've got a situation like here in London where the candidates from the three big parties are the exact same as last time round it's understandable that people feel they don't have much choice.
	2338:	2347:
	On BBC One's Question Time,	River_Sider
	an audience member asks the panel if the London mayoral campaign has been "an embarrassing, mudslinging affair".	tweets: When you go to count you see the reality of #politics; #Tories #LibDems + #Labour laughing + schmoozing each other. #Vote2012 #allthesame
	2337:	2347:
	Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith,	Rhian Price, reporter, BBC Wales,
	on BBC One's Question Time, says Boris Johnson often "says exactly what he thinks ... which can be aggravating for people like me" but insists he has been "a breath of fresh air" for London.	at the Flintshire count, says Labour figures are confident that the party will regain ground, but not to the position of strength pre-2008.
	2336:	2346:
	The BBC's elections expert Professor John Curtice	BBC Radio Cumbria's Emily Unia
	says we may need to keep a watch on UKIP this evening. So far in six wards in which they stood they have averaged 21% of the vote. Perhaps more importantly in the three of these wards that they also contested last year their vote is up by as much as 7 points on 12 months ago. Too early to make too much of this - but do not be surprised if we have more to say about this later in the night.	reports: Lots of fabulous red frocks in Carlisle tonight. Clear sign of confidence among Labour's female candidates.
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	0 0	2 -1
	After 0 of 0 councils declared	After 1 of 181 councils declared
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	2338:	2347:
	On BBC One's Question Time,	Mark Hutchings, BBC Radio 5 Live
	an audience member asks the panel if the London mayoral campaign has been "an embarrassing, mudslinging affair".	Former Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan tells me he's optimistic but no way Labour can win a majority in Cardiff.
	2337:	2348:
	Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith,	Max in London
	on BBC One's Question Time, says Boris Johnson often "says exactly what he thinks ... which can be aggravating for people like me" but insists he has been "a breath of fresh air" for London.	emails: This was the first election I could vote in and I'm sad to hear there's been a low turnout but I'm not surprised either. When you've got a situation like here in London where the candidates from the three big parties are the exact same as last time round it's understandable that people feel they don't have much choice.
	2336:	2347:
	The BBC's elections expert Professor John Curtice	River_Sider
	says we may need to keep a watch on UKIP this evening. So far in six wards in which they stood they have averaged 21% of the vote. Perhaps more importantly in the three of these wards that they also contested last year their vote is up by as much as 7 points on 12 months ago. Too early to make too much of this - but do not be surprised if we have more to say about this later in the night.	tweets: When you go to count you see the reality of #politics; #Tories #LibDems + #Labour laughing + schmoozing each other. #Vote2012 #allthesame
	2334:	2347:
	Betsan Powys, Political Editor, BBC Wales	Rhian Price, reporter, BBC Wales,
	Labour sources say that a majority in Cardiff is "tough but within our grasp", and also that Plaid Cymru placards in the Grangetown area of the city "are not turning into votes".	at the Flintshire count, says Labour figures are confident that the party will regain ground, but not to the position of strength pre-2008.
	2334:	2346: BBC Radio Cumbria's Emily Unia
	Reports from Bury that a Conservative source says UKIP polling well in the town.	reports: Lots of fabulous red frocks in Carlisle tonight. Clear sign of confidence among Labour's female candidates.
	2334:	2346:
	Jonathan Phillips	Red Moon
	tweets: Why are Sunderland always the quickest at #electionresults ?	tweets:@BBC_HaveYourSay Councils do what they like and so people have given up voting in the elections because they become meaningless.
	2331:	2346: Ross Hawkins Political correspondent, BBC News
	The second result from Basildon shows a very large swing to Labour even since last year with something of a decline in the Lib Dem vote. On the limited evidence so far, it is possible that a Labour advance is going to be apparent in the south of England as well as in the North.	reports here on how the Boris-v-Ken battle in London that has dominated the agenda has rather eclipsed the significance of thousands of council seats up for grabs across Britain.
	2330:	2338:
	BBC Wales	On BBC One's Question Time,
	The Liberal Democrats are staying very tight-lipped about their prospects in Wales. However they admit there appears to be a low turnout in some of the counties where they're currently the leading party in power - especially in Swansea.	an audience member asks the panel if the London mayoral campaign has been "an embarrassing, mudslinging affair".
	2330:	2337:
	BBC Wales	Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith,
	The Welsh Conservatives say early information indicates that their vote has held up quite well in many counties after fielding "a record number of candidates". However a party spokesman admitted "given the difficult situation inherited by the coalition in Westminster and the tough decisions that must be taken, we recognise that this may not be an easy night in parts of the country". The Conservatives would expect to hold Monmouthshire but may struggle to hang on to the Vale of Glamorgan in the face of a Labour challenge.	on BBC One's Question Time, says Boris Johnson often "says exactly what he thinks ... which can be aggravating for people like me" but insists he has been "a breath of fresh air" for London.
	2329:	2336: The BBC's elections expert Professor John Curtice
	In Kingston-upon-Hull, reports turnout about to be declared at 18.7%.	says we may need to keep a watch on UKIP this evening. So far in six wards in which they stood they have averaged 21% of the vote. Perhaps more importantly in the three of these wards that they also contested last year their vote is up by as much as 7 points on 12 months ago. Too early to make too much of this - but do not be surprised if we have more to say about this later in the night.
23:40	Public asked what MPs should earn	Anxious wait in London mayor race
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	Added	2338: On BBC One's Question Time, an audience member asks the panel if the London mayoral campaign has been "an embarrassing, mudslinging affair". 2337: Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith, on BBC One's Question Time, says Boris Johnson often "says exactly what he thinks ... which can be aggravating for people like me" but insists he has been "a breath of fresh air" for London. 2336: The BBC's elections expert Professor John Curtice says we may need to keep a watch on UKIP this evening. So far in six wards in which they stood they have averaged 21% of the vote. Perhaps more importantly in the three of these wards that they also contested last year their vote is up by as much as 7 points on 12 months ago. Too early to make too much of this - but do not be surprised if we have more to say about this later in the night.
	2326: Kayleigh Marie Grady got in touch viaFacebook: Hurray for postal votes, saved me a load of hassle 2326: BBC Wales Plaid Cymru say it's too early to make judgements but on the doorstep "it's been quite difficult in some areas and much easier in others". They're admitting that a low turnout will work against their candidates. 2323: BBC Wales As polling stations closed tonight across the country, it was Welsh Labour who came out in a very confident mood as First Minister Carwyn Jones said in a statement it had "been a great day on the doorstep ... in communities across Wales ... people are coming home to Labour. We have a long night ahead, but we're confident of taking another leap forward". Labour sources say they are expecting gains in Cardiff, Bridgend and Newport.	Removed
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	2326:	2334:
	Kayleigh Marie Grady	Betsan Powys, Political Editor, BBC Wales
	got in touch viaFacebook: Hurray for postal votes, saved me a load of hassle	Labour sources say that a majority in Cardiff is "tough but within our grasp", and also that Plaid Cymru placards in the Grangetown area of the city "are not turning into votes".
	2326: BBC Wales	2334:
	Plaid Cymru say it's too early to make judgements but on the doorstep "it's been quite difficult in some areas and much easier in others". They're admitting that a low turnout will work against their candidates.	Reports from Bury that a Conservative source says UKIP polling well in the town.
	2323:	2334:
	BBC Wales	Jonathan Phillips
	As polling stations closed tonight across the country, it was Welsh Labour who came out in a very confident mood as First Minister Carwyn Jones said in a statement it had "been a great day on the doorstep ... in communities across Wales ... people are coming home to Labour. We have a long night ahead, but we're confident of taking another leap forward". Labour sources say they are expecting gains in Cardiff, Bridgend and Newport.	tweets: Why are Sunderland always the quickest at #electionresults ?
	2323:	2331:
	Labour's Ken Livingstone is one of seven candidates in the London mayoral election.	The second result from Basildon shows a very large swing to Labour even since last year with something of a decline in the Lib Dem vote. On the limited evidence so far, it is possible that a Labour advance is going to be apparent in the south of England as well as in the North.
	2320:	2330: BBC Wales
	First result from Basildon is similar to the two Sunderland results with large swings to Labour and substantial declines in Con and Lib Dem support. Here too the Con support is down on last year, suggesting that the recent reverses in the party's national poll rating may well be reflected in tonight's results.	The Liberal Democrats are staying very tight-lipped about their prospects in Wales. However they admit there appears to be a low turnout in some of the counties where they're currently the leading party in power - especially in Swansea.
	2319:	2330:
	Sarah in Sunderland	BBC Wales
	emails: All those people who haven't bothered to vote shouldn't complain about the results. Too apathetic to make a difference yet too quick to criticise.	The Welsh Conservatives say early information indicates that their vote has held up quite well in many counties after fielding "a record number of candidates". However a party spokesman admitted "given the difficult situation inherited by the coalition in Westminster and the tough decisions that must be taken, we recognise that this may not be an easy night in parts of the country". The Conservatives would expect to hold Monmouthshire but may struggle to hang on to the Vale of Glamorgan in the face of a Labour challenge.
	2319: Matthew in York	2329:
	emails: As an under-18 who (obviously) can't vote, I find it incredibly disappointing that there is such a low turnout as I would relish the opportunity to have my say in the running of this country. I would strongly support a move to allow 16-year-old people to vote.	In Kingston-upon-Hull, reports turnout about to be declared at 18.7%.
	2318:	2326:
	Ed Parker	Kayleigh Marie Grady
	tweets: @BBC_HaveYourSay political parties need to stop complaining about poor voter turn outs & start actually campaign. I didn't hear from anyone.	got in touch viaFacebook: Hurray for postal votes, saved me a load of hassle
	2317:	2326: BBC Wales
	What about the state of the smaller parties? Well, the UK Independence Party currently has 31 councillors in the UK, and they're fielding 722 candidates in these elections. The Greens have 130 councillors in England and Wales and are fielding 965 candidates. In Scotland, they currently have eight - but haven't announced how many are going for it this time.	Plaid Cymru say it's too early to make judgements but on the doorstep "it's been quite difficult in some areas and much easier in others". They're admitting that a low turnout will work against their candidates.
	2317:	2323: BBC Wales
	Reports that polling station in Ealing & Hillingdon, west London, had reported hardly anyone voting until parents started collecting children from school. Turnout was remarkably low even then.	As polling stations closed tonight across the country, it was Welsh Labour who came out in a very confident mood as First Minister Carwyn Jones said in a statement it had "been a great day on the doorstep ... in communities across Wales ... people are coming home to Labour. We have a long night ahead, but we're confident of taking another leap forward". Labour sources say they are expecting gains in Cardiff, Bridgend and Newport.
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	Vote 2012: Local elections Live	Public asked what MPs should earn
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	Added	Live: Vote 2012 2326: Kayleigh Marie Grady got in touch viaFacebook: Hurray for postal votes, saved me a load of hassle 2326: BBC Wales Plaid Cymru say it's too early to make judgements but on the doorstep "it's been quite difficult in some areas and much easier in others". They're admitting that a low turnout will work against their candidates. 2323: BBC Wales As polling stations closed tonight across the country, it was Welsh Labour who came out in a very confident mood as First Minister Carwyn Jones said in a statement it had "been a great day on the doorstep ... in communities across Wales ... people are coming home to Labour. We have a long night ahead, but we're confident of taking another leap forward". Labour sources say they are expecting gains in Cardiff, Bridgend and Newport. 2323: Labour's Ken Livingstone is one of seven candidates in the London mayoral election. 2320: First result from Basildon is similar to the two Sunderland results with large swings to Labour and substantial declines in Con and Lib Dem support. Here too the Con support is down on last year, suggesting that the recent reverses in the party's national poll rating may well be reflected in tonight's results. 2319: Sarah in Sunderland emails: All those people who haven't bothered to vote shouldn't complain about the results. Too apathetic to make a difference yet too quick to criticise. 2319: Matthew in York emails: As an under-18 who (obviously) can't vote, I find it incredibly disappointing that there is such a low turnout as I would relish the opportunity to have my say in the running of this country. I would strongly support a move to allow 16-year-old people to vote. 2318: Ed Parker tweets: @BBC_HaveYourSay political parties need to stop complaining about poor voter turn outs & start actually campaign. I didn't hear from anyone. 2317: What about the state of the smaller parties? Well, the UK Independence Party currently has 31 councillors in the UK, and they're fielding 722 candidates in these elections. The Greens have 130 councillors in England and Wales and are fielding 965 candidates. In Scotland, they currently have eight - but haven't announced how many are going for it this time. 2317: Reports that polling station in Ealing & Hillingdon, west London, had reported hardly anyone voting until parents started collecting children from school. Turnout was remarkably low even then. Go to Live Event Page
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23:05	Vote 2012: Viewer's timing guide	Guide to the result times
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23:00	Polls close across England, Scotland and Wales in local elections seen as a crucial mid-term test of the coalition government.	Votes are being counted across much of the UK in local elections seen as a crucial mid-term test of David Cameron's coalition government.
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	RBS is set to announce that by next week it will have repaid all £163bn emergency loans it received, the BBC learns	Zimbabwean prosecutors drop charges against three women accused of raping men, because of a lack of evidence
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	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to master an unruly network, the US military says.	Polls close across England, Scotland and Wales in local elections seen as a crucial mid-term test of the coalition government.
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	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team	Terry & Ferdinand 'should unite'
	Sportsday Live - Championship play-offs Live	Live Snooker - O'Sullivan v Stevens Live
	French vote 'too close to call'	Former rival to vote for Hollande
19:10	Samsung readies new Galaxy phone	Microsubmarines 'could clean oil'
19:10	Sportsday Live - latest updates Live	Sportsday Live - Championship play-offs Live
19:05	Irish leaders query cardinal's stand	Pressure grows on Irish cardinal
18:55	Voters going to polls around UK	Sly Bailey to quit Trinity Mirror

	King rejects criticism for crisis	Voters going to polls around UK

	Blind men retina implant success	Ukraine slams Euro 2012 boycott

	Military starts Olympic exercise	King rejects criticism for crisis

	Ukraine slams Euro 2012 boycott	Blind men retina implant success

	UK crime agency site taken down	Military starts Olympic exercise

	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets	UK crime agency site taken down

	Sly Bailey to quit Trinity Mirror	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm
	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	Growth in UK service sector slows
	Games 'not immune' to net attack	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets
18:50	Protester barred from Olympics	Protester barred from Olympics
18:45	Carter edges in front of Maguire	Live men's hockey - GB v India Live
18:35	Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey is to step down	Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey is to step down
	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'
	BBC News at Six Live	BBC News Channel Live
18:30	Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey is to step down	Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey is to step down
18:30	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'
18:25	Met 'stockpiling' plastic bullets	Protester barred from Olympics
	Garth Crooks on Euro 2012 'boycott' plan Watch02:46	Life in the world's murder capital Watch02:28
	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32	Garth Crooks on Euro 2012 'boycott' plan Watch02:46
	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	The potholes with a Facebook profile Watch01:26
	The potholes with a Facebook profile Watch01:26	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
18:20	Special report: Death of Bin Laden	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda's losing fight
	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?	Special report: Death of Bin Laden
	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda's losing fight	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?
18:10	Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey is to step down	Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey is to step down
18:10	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'
18:05	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	Military starts Olympic exercise

	Military starts Olympic exercise	Ukraine slams Euro 2012 boycott

	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	Sly Bailey to quit Trinity Mirror
	Growth in UK service sector slows	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm
	SAS shooting of IRA man justified	Bmibaby to stop Belfast flights
	Bmibaby to stop Belfast flights	Trial hears brother's convictions
	Fixing scam cricketer Asif freed	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'
	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at Six Live
	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
18:00	Munch's The Scream sold for £74m	Woman registers new 161-word name
	Kutcher 'racist' advert dropped	Munch's The Scream sold for $120m
	Academy ex-employee admits fraud	Kutcher 'racist' advert dropped
17:50	RBS is set to announce that by next week it will have repaid all £163bn emergency loans it received, the BBC learns LATEST Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'	Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey is to step down
	The UK Border Agency is suffering a serious computer breakdown resulting in a fortnight delay in visa processing	RBS is set to announce that by next week it will have repaid all £163bn emergency loans it received, the BBC learns
	Small number of documents seized during killing of Osama Bin Laden released by US Combating Terrorism Center	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'
	LATEST Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday	Removed
	Trial hears brother's convictions	Bmibaby to stop Belfast flights
17:45	Death of Bin Laden	Special report: Death of Bin Laden
	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM	RBS repays £163bn emergency loans
	The insurer Aviva loses the vote on executive pay at its shareholders' meeting, with investors angry about bosses' bonuses.	RBS will say on Friday that, as of next week, it will have repaid all the £163bn of emergency loans it received from UK and US taxpayers, the BBC has learned.
	Investors force Aviva pay review	RBS sale 'better for everyone'
	Peston: Curbing executive pay	Cable calls for RBS to be split
	Barclays hit by revolt over pay	RBS bank's loss doubles in 2011
	Aviva benefits from car insurance	Removed
	Resident permits system crashes	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM

	Heathrow queue time target missed	Resident permits system crashes

	Voters heading to polls around UK	Heathrow queue time target missed

	King rejects criticism for crisis	Voters going to polls around UK

	Blind men retina implant success	King rejects criticism for crisis

	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	Blind men retina implant success

	Military starts Olympic exercise	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'

	UK crime agency site taken down	Military starts Olympic exercise

	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets	UK crime agency site taken down

	Rangers bid 'has SPL assurances'	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets
	BBC Sport
	RBS repays £163bn emergency loans	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm
	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	Growth in UK service sector slows
	Scottish council voting under way	Rangers bid 'has SPL assurances'
	Murder time frame 'has narrowed'	Scottish council voting under way
17:35	Added	RBS is set to announce that by next week it will have repaid all £163bn emergency loans it received, the BBC learns LATEST
	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	RBS repays £163bn emergency loans
	Growth in UK service sector slows	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm
	Ferguson tips Ferdinand for Euros	Terry & Ferdinand 'should unite'
	Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says Rio Ferdinand should be part of England's Euro 2012 squad.	John Terry and Rio Ferdinand must unite and play together for England, four former internationals tell BBC Sport.
	Live World Snooker - BBC TV Live	Carter edges in front of Maguire
17:30	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?	Analysis: Bin Laden papers details
	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda's losing fight	Death of Bin Laden
	Bin Laden's death: How it happened	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?
	Added	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda's losing fight
	'Woy' jokes wrong?	'Woy' jokes wrong?
17:25	Day 12 for London Marathon bid woman Watch01:31	The missile system in a London park Watch02:02
	Garth Crooks on Euro 2012 'boycott' plan Watch02:46	Day 12 for London Marathon bid woman Watch01:31
	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32	Garth Crooks on Euro 2012 'boycott' plan Watch02:46
	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49
	The potholes with a Facebook profile Watch01:26	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	The potholes with a Facebook profile Watch01:26
17:15	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
17:10	'Woy' jokes wrong?	'Woy' jokes wrong?
17:05	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	The UK Border Agency is suffering a serious computer breakdown resulting in a fortnight delay in visa processing	Ukraine condemns threatened EU boycott of Euro 2012 football competition as 'destructive'
	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	Small number of documents seized during killing of Osama Bin Laden released by US Combating Terrorism Center	The UK Border Agency is suffering a serious computer breakdown resulting in a fortnight delay in visa processing
	Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday	Small number of documents seized during killing of Osama Bin Laden released by US Combating Terrorism Center
	Ireland's deputy PM and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister say the head of the Irish Catholic Church should consider his position	Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday
	LATEST Insurance company Aviva loses a vote on executive pay with 54% voting against its remuneration report LATEST The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012	Removed
	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to revive a fraying network, the US military says.	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to master an unruly network, the US military says.
	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda losing fight	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda's losing fight
	King rejects criticism for crisis	Resident permits system crashes

	Blind men retina implant success	King rejects criticism for crisis

	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	Blind men retina implant success

	Brooks to give Leveson evidence	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'

	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed	Dancers urge action on anorexia
	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed
	Dancers urge action on anorexia	Kutcher 'racist' advert dropped
	Kutcher 'racist' advert dropped	Academy ex-employee admits fraud
	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	GM profits knocked by Europe loss
	Day 12 for London Marathon bid Watch01:31	Day 12 for London Marathon bid woman Watch01:31
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live
17:00	Added	BREAKING NEWS The UK Border Agency is suffering a serious computer breakdown resulting in a fortnight delay in visa processing
16:55	Bin Laden 'frustrated at the end'	Bin Laden 'frustrated at the end'
	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32	Garth Crooks on Euro 2012 'boycott' plan Watch02:46
	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32
16:50	Tracking call for sex offenders	Murder time frame 'has narrowed'
16:40	First Bin Laden papers released	Bin Laden 'frustrated at the end'
	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32	Day 12 for London Marathon bid Watch01:31
	'Bionic' woman continues marathon Watch01:31	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	The potholes with a Facebook profile Watch01:26
	Jailed leader wants Euro 2012 boycott Watch02:08	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
16:35	Is it wrong to mock the way Roy Hodgson speaks?	Just who are men's rights activists?
	Just who are men's rights activists?	7 questions on restaurants
	Past glories: classic Euro moments Watch	Live World Snooker - BBC TV Live
	'Bionic' woman continues marathon Watch01:31	'Bionic' woman continues marathon Watch01:31
	Falklands legacy	Hollywood, Wales
	The veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder	Can you spot famous film locations on the Welsh coastline?
	Hollywood, Wales	'Woy' jokes wrong?
	Can you spot famous film locations on the Welsh coastline?	The row over mocking Hodgson's speech
	Every second counts	Falklands legacy
	Can Bolt and co beat the clock at London 2012?	The veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder
	Happy slapper	Every second counts
	Mr Punch celebrates 350 years of puppet anarchy	Can Bolt and co beat the clock at London 2012?
	Secret world	Happy slapper
	Spy's death shed a 'harsh light' on workings of MI6	Mr Punch celebrates 350 years of puppet anarchy
16:30	Live Snooker - Maguire v Carter Live	Past glories: classic Euro moments Watch
16:30	Blind man sees with new eye implant Watch02:07	Blind man sees with new eye implant Watch02:07
16:25	Gers bidder 'has SPL assurances'	Brooks to give Leveson evidence
	BBC Sport
	Brooks to give Leveson evidence	Military starts Olympic exercise

	Military starts Olympic exercise	UK crime agency site taken down

	UK crime agency site taken down	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets

	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets	Rangers bid 'has SPL assurances'
		BBC Sport
16:20	Irish leaders query cardinal's stand	Irish leaders query cardinal's stand
	Dance tackles eating disorders	Dancers urge action on anorexia
	Ferrari unveil major car redesign	Ferguson tips Ferdinand for Euros
	Ferrari unveil the first major upgrade to their car in an attempt to improve their form following a disappointing start to 2012.	Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says Rio Ferdinand should be part of England's Euro 2012 squad.
	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team	Ferrari unveil major car redesign
	Sportsday Live - latest updates Live	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team
	Live Snooker - Maguire v Carter Live	Sportsday Live - latest updates Live
	Past glories: classic Euro moments Watch	Live Snooker - Maguire v Carter Live
16:15	Irish leaders query cardinal's stand	First Bin Laden papers released
	Political leaders in Belfast and Dublin strongly criticise the head of Ireland's Catholic Church for his refusal to resign over a paedophile priest scandal.	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to revive a fraying network, the US military says.
	Cardinal 'was willing to resign'	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?
	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda losing fight
	Cardinal Brady's statement in full	Bin Laden's death: How it happened
	Timeline: Clerical sex abuse in Ireland	Removed
	First Bin Laden papers released	Irish leaders query cardinal's stand
	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to revive a fraying network, the US military says.	Political leaders in Belfast and Dublin strongly criticise the head of Ireland's Catholic Church for his refusal to resign over a paedophile priest scandal.
	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?	Cardinal 'was willing to resign'
	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda losing fight	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'
	Added	Cardinal Brady's statement in full
	Bin Laden's death: How it happened	Timeline: Clerical sex abuse in Ireland
	Added	Irish abuse victim's disturbing story Watch
	Teen makes contact over baby body	Military starts Olympic exercise

16:10	Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, and Dublin deputy prime minister, Eamon Gilmore, have criticised Cardinal Sean Brady's refusal to resign.	Political leaders in Belfast and Dublin strongly criticise the head of Ireland's Catholic Church for his refusal to resign over a paedophile priest scandal.
16:00	UK crime agency site taken down	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM
	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber-attack.	The insurer Aviva loses the vote on executive pay at its shareholders' meeting, with investors angry about bosses' bonuses.
	Personal data sites shut in raids	Investors force Aviva pay review
	Added	Peston: Curbing executive pay
	Soca offline after LulzSec 'hit'	Barclays hit by revolt over pay
	Added	Aviva benefits from car insurance
	Voters heading to polls around UK	Heathrow queue time target missed

	Blind men retina implant success	Voters heading to polls around UK

	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	Blind men retina implant success

	Gers bidder 'has SPL assurances'	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'
	BBC Sport
	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM	Gers bidder 'has SPL assurances'
		BBC Sport
	Heathrow queue time target missed	Brooks to give Leveson evidence

	Brooks to give Leveson evidence	Teen makes contact over baby body

	Teen makes contact over baby body	UK crime agency site taken down

	'Excellent' beach water on rise	Golfer wins Muslim sporting award
15:55	Osama Bin Laden papers released	First Bin Laden papers released
15:55	Miller nears takeover at Rangers	Gers bidder 'has SPL assurances'
15:50	Academy ex-employee admits fraud	Dance tackles eating disorders
15:50	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	Met 'stockpiling' plastic bullets
15:45	Flooding makes roads impassable	Football chief executive arrested
15:40	Added	Viewpoint: Al-Qaeda losing fight
	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed
	Risks for babies 'born too late'	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'
	Just who are men's rights activists?	Is it wrong to mock the way Roy Hodgson speaks?
	7 questions on restaurants	Just who are men's rights activists?
15:35	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01	'Bionic' woman continues marathon Watch01:31
	Jailed leader wants Euro 2012 boycott Watch02:08	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01
	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07	Jailed leader wants Euro 2012 boycott Watch02:08
	Added	BBC Radio 5 live Live
15:15	White House explains drone policy	Removed
	Protester disrupts drone speech Watch	Removed
	How do drones work?	Bin Laden's death: How it happened
15:10	Irish leaders query Brady's stand	Irish leaders query cardinal's stand
15:05	King rejects criticism for crisis	Irish leaders query Brady's stand
	The governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, rejects criticism of the bank's role ahead of the financial crisis.	Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, and Dublin deputy prime minister, Eamon Gilmore, have criticised Cardinal Sean Brady's refusal to resign.
	Peston: King's boom and bust	Cardinal 'was willing to resign'
	Sir Mervyn's speech in full	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'
	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Cardinal Brady's statement in full
	King: 'We were late to the game' Listen	Timeline: Clerical sex abuse in Ireland
	Irish leaders query Brady's stand	Osama Bin Laden papers released
	Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, and Dublin deputy prime minister, Eamon Gilmore, have criticised Cardinal Sean Brady's refusal to resign.	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to revive a fraying network, the US military says.
	Cardinal 'was willing to resign'	White House explains drone policy
	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?
	Cardinal Brady's statement in full	Protester disrupts drone speech Watch
	Timeline: Clerical sex abuse in Ireland	How do drones work?
	Osama Bin Laden papers released	UK crime agency site taken down
	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's Pakistan hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to revive a fraying network.	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber-attack.
	White House explains drone policy	Personal data sites shut in raids
	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?	Removed
	Protester disrupts drone speech Watch	Removed
	How do drones work?	Soca offline after LulzSec 'hit'
	UK crime agency site taken down	King rejects criticism for crisis

	BBC Radio 5 live Live	Removed
15:00	McGuinness queries Brady's stand	Irish leaders query Brady's stand
14:55	A selection of documents seized during the raid a year ago on Osama Bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan are posted online by the US military.	Newly released papers from Osama Bin Laden's Pakistan hideout reveal a frustrated al-Qaeda leader struggling to revive a fraying network.
	Theft post mistress escapes jail	Theft post mistress escapes jail
	UN blacklists North Korean firms	Fixing scam cricketer Asif freed
14:50	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	King rejects criticism for crisis	King rejects criticism for crisis
	UK crime agency site taken down	McGuinness queries Brady's stand
	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber-attack.	Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness, and Dublin deputy prime minister, Eamon Gilmore, have criticised Cardinal Sean Brady's refusal to resign.
	Personal data sites shut in raids	Cardinal 'was willing to resign'
	Added	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'
	Soca offline after LulzSec 'hit'	Cardinal Brady's statement in full
	Added	Timeline: Clerical sex abuse in Ireland
	Blind men retina implant success	Osama Bin Laden papers released
	Two British men who have been blind for many years have been able to perceive light and some shapes after surgery to fit an innovative retina implant.	A selection of documents seized during the raid a year ago on Osama Bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan are posted online by the US military.
	Blind man sees again Watch	White House explains drone policy
	Can you build a bionic body?	Is Obama milking Bin Laden's death?
	Added	Protester disrupts drone speech Watch
	Eye chip 'helps blind people see'	How do drones work?
	Voters heading to polls around UK	UK crime agency site taken down

	McGuinness queries Brady's stand	Voters heading to polls around UK

	Osama Bin Laden papers released	Blind men retina implant success

	Live women's hockey - GB v China Live	Past glories: classic Euro moments Watch
14:45	Hollywood on the coast	Hollywood, Wales
14:45	How the Welsh coastline provided film inspiration	Can you spot famous film locations on the Welsh coastline?
14:40	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday	Small number of documents seized during killing of Osama Bin Laden released by US Combating Terrorism Center
	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Small number of documents seized during killing of Osama bin Laden released by US Combating Terrorism Center	Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday
	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	Osama Bin Laden papers released

	Brooks to give Leveson evidence	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'

	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	Brooks to give Leveson evidence

	Flooding makes roads impassable	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets
	Football chief executive arrested	Flooding makes roads impassable
	Osama Bin Laden papers released	Gingrich suspends presidency bid
	Happy slapper	Heritage crops
	Mr Punch celebrates 350 years of puppet anarchy	Do strawberries taste as good as they used to?
	Heritage crops Do strawberries taste as good as they used to?	Removed
	Murder capital	Happy slapper
	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free	Mr Punch celebrates 350 years of puppet anarchy
14:35	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Heritage crops	Hollywood on the coast
	Do strawberries taste as good as they used to?	How the Welsh coastline provided film inspiration
	Added	Heritage crops Do strawberries taste as good as they used to?
14:30	Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday	Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday


	Voters go to the polls for council elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and several mayoral votes and referendums also take place.

	Man held in police payments probe	McGuinness queries Brady's stand

	A 57-year-old former officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.



	Added	Brooks to give Leveson evidence

	Heathrow queue time target missed	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM


	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	Heathrow queue time target missed


	French rivals in feisty TV debate	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets




	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm
	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	Growth in UK service sector slows
	Cardinal 'was willing to resign'	SAS shooting of IRA man justified
	SAS shooting of IRA man justified	Trial hears brother's convictions
14:25	Ireland's deputy PM and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister say the head of the Irish Catholic Church should consider his position	Ireland's deputy PM and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister say the head of the Irish Catholic Church should consider his position
	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM
	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	Osama Bin Laden papers released
	Farming forever	Plugging away
	Meet the 80-somethings who work 12-hour days	Meet the 87-year-old still driving a quad bike to work
14:20	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	Ireland's deputy PM and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister say the head of the Irish Catholic Church should consider his position	Former NI chief executive Rebekah Brooks will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next Friday
	Insurance company Aviva loses a vote on executive pay with 54% voting against its remuneration report	Ireland's deputy PM and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister say the head of the Irish Catholic Church should consider his position
	The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012	Insurance company Aviva loses a vote on executive pay with 54% voting against its remuneration report
	Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Asif freed after serving half of a 12-month sentence for a fixing scam LATEST Gunmen attack a cattle market in north-eastern Nigeria, with unconfirmed reports saying 34 people were killed	The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012
14:15	Added	LATEST Ireland's deputy PM and Northern Ireland's deputy first minister say the head of the Irish Catholic Church should consider his position
14:10	King: 'We were late to the game' Listen	UK economy 'to return to growth'
	Eurozone 'biggest risk' Watch	King: 'We were late to the game' Listen
	Growth in UK service sector slows	Aviva loses pay vote at its AGM
14:05	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012	Small number of documents seized during killing of Osama bin Laden released by US Combating Terrorism Center
	Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Asif freed after serving half of a 12-month sentence for a fixing scam	Insurance company Aviva loses a vote on executive pay with 54% voting against its remuneration report
	Gunmen attack a cattle market in north-eastern Nigeria, with unconfirmed reports saying 34 people were killed	The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012
	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack	Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Asif freed after serving half of a 12-month sentence for a fixing scam
	Rangers confirm US businessman Bill Miller granted preferred bidder status by the club administrators Live	Gunmen attack a cattle market in north-eastern Nigeria, with unconfirmed reports saying 34 people were killed
	Downpours cause beach quality dip	Tracking call for sex offenders
	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32	Blind man sees with new eye implant Watch02:07
	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32
	Blind man sees with new eye implant Watch02:07	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01
14:00	The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012	The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012
	Blind man 'excited' at implant Watch	Blind man sees again Watch
	Man accused of pensioner murder	Theft post mistress escapes jail
	Polls open for local elections	'Excellent' beach water on rise
	Blind man sees with new eye implant Watch02:07	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32
	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01
	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01	Blind man sees with new eye implant Watch02:07
	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07
13:55	Added	Blind man 'excited' at implant Watch
13:55
13:50	British wrestler fails drugs test	Ferrari unveil major car redesign
	Britain's Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling medal hope Myroslav Dykun fails a doping test.	Ferrari unveil the first major upgrade to their car in an attempt to improve their form following a disappointing start to 2012.
	Man accused of pensioner murder	Man accused of pensioner murder
	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01	Blind man sees with new eye implant Watch02:07
	Jailed leader wants Euro 2012 boycott Watch02:08	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01
	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49	Jailed leader wants Euro 2012 boycott Watch02:08
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49
	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45
	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
13:45	Added	The foreign secretary says the government is monitoring the situation in Ukraine to decide whether ministers should attend Euro 2012 LATEST
13:40	Man held in police payments probe	Voters heading to polls around UK
	A 57-year-old former officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.	Voters go to the polls for council elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and several mayoral votes and referendums also take place.
	Miller nears takeover at Rangers	Man held in police payments probe
	Bill Miller is nearing a takeover of Rangers after being granted preferred-bidder status by administrators Duff and Phelps. BBC Sport	A 57-year-old former officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.
	Heathrow queue time target missed	Miller nears takeover at Rangers
		BBC Sport
	Voters heading to polls around UK	Heathrow queue time target missed

	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets

	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	French rivals in feisty TV debate

	French rivals in feisty TV debate	Teen makes contact over baby body

	Teen makes contact over baby body	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets

	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49	Jailed leader wants Euro 2012 boycott Watch02:08
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49
	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45
	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15
13:30	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber attack.	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber-attack.
13:30	BBC News at One Live	BBC News Channel Live
13:25	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	Miller nears takeover at Rangers
	Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng says he has been unable to meet US officials to discuss his desire to leave the country, he tells the BBC.	Bill Miller is nearing a takeover of Rangers after being granted preferred-bidder status by administrators Duff and Phelps. BBC Sport
	Heathrow queue time target missed	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'

	Voters heading to polls around UK	Heathrow queue time target missed

	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets	Voters heading to polls around UK

	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets

	French rivals in feisty TV debate	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets

	Teen makes contact over baby body	French rivals in feisty TV debate

	Miller nears takeover at Rangers	Teen makes contact over baby body
	BBC Sport
	Flooding makes roads impassable	Flooding makes roads impassable
13:20	Games 'not immune' to net attack	Public asked what MPs should earn
13:20	Lords reform 'is delaying Bills'	Games 'not immune' to net attack
13:15	Day in pictures	Day in pictures
	Inspired by Sport	Day in pictures
	Day in pictures	Inspired by Sport
	May Day 2012	Day in pictures
	Queen's tour	May Day 2012
13:10	British Council films put online	Academy ex-employee admits fraud
	Guggenheim Helsinki plan rejected	Kutcher 'racist' advert dropped
	Live men's hockey - GB men v Germany Live	Live women's hockey - GB v China Live
13:05	Gunmen attack a cattle market in north-eastern Nigeria, with unconfirmed reports saying 34 people were killed	Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Asif freed after serving half of a 12-month sentence for a fixing scam
	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack	Gunmen attack a cattle market in north-eastern Nigeria, with unconfirmed reports saying 34 people were killed
	Former police officer is arrested as part of Scotland Yard investigation into media payments to police	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack
	Heathrow queue time target missed	UK crime agency site taken down
	The UK Border Force failed to meet its target for processing Heathrow arrivals from outside the European Economic Area 24% of the time in April, BAA says.	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber attack.
	Long queues continue at Heathrow Watch	Personal data sites shut in raids
	Added	Soca offline after LulzSec 'hit'
	UK crime agency site taken down	Blind men retina implant success
	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber attack.	Two British men who have been blind for many years have been able to perceive light and some shapes after surgery to fit an innovative retina implant.
	Personal data sites shut in raids	Can you build a bionic body?
	Soca offline after LulzSec 'hit'	Eye chip 'helps blind people see'
	Blind men retina implant success	Man held in police payments probe
	Two British men who have been blind for many years have been able to perceive light and some shapes after surgery to fit an innovative retina implant.	A 57-year-old former officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.
	Man held in police payments probe	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'
	A 57-year-old former officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.	Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng says he has been unable to meet US officials to discuss his desire to leave the country, he tells the BBC.
	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	Heathrow queue time target missed

	Ferguson tips Ferdinand for Euros	British wrestler fails drugs test
	Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says Rio Ferdinand should be part of England's Euro 2012 squad.	Britain's Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling medal hope Myroslav Dykun fails a doping test.
	British wrestler fails drugs test	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team
	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team	Live Snooker - Maguire v Carter Live
	O'Sullivan tipped to take title	Live men's hockey - GB men v Germany Live
	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at One Live
13:00	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack	Gunmen attack a cattle market in north-eastern Nigeria, with unconfirmed reports saying 34 people were killed
	Former police officer is arrested as part of Scotland Yard investigation into media payments to police	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack
	Rangers confirm US businessman Bill Miller granted preferred bidder status by the club administrators Live LATEST	Removed
	BAA figures show a quarter of non-EEA passengers waited longer than the target 45 minutes at Heathrow's border control	Former police officer is arrested as part of Scotland Yard investigation into media payments to police
	Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells BBC he wants to leave country, earlier agreement broken	Rangers confirm US businessman Bill Miller granted preferred bidder status by the club administrators Live
12:55	UK crime agency site taken down	UK crime agency site taken down
12:45	Added	Personal data sites shut in raids Soca offline after LulzSec 'hit'
12:35	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Minister 'may boycott' Euro 2012	British wrestler fails drugs test
	British wrestler fails drugs test	O'Sullivan tipped to take title
12:30	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'

	French rivals in feisty TV debate	Voters heading to polls around UK

	Voters heading to polls around UK	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets

	Teen makes contact over baby body	French rivals in feisty TV debate

	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	Teen makes contact over baby body

	British wrestler fails drugs test	Minister 'may boycott' Euro 2012
	O'Sullivan tipped to take title	British wrestler fails drugs test
	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'	UN blacklists North Korean firms
12:25	Man held in police payments probe	Blind men retina implant success
	A 57-year-old officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.	Two British men who have been blind for many years have been able to perceive light and some shapes after surgery to fit an innovative retina implant.
	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'	Man held in police payments probe
	Chen Guangcheng was not put under pressure to leave the US embassy, its ambassador says, as the activist tells the BBC he wants to leave China.	A 57-year-old former officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.
	Blind men retina implant success	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'

	Champions League cheer for 'Well	Ferguson tips Ferdinand for Euros
	Manager Stuart McCall is thrilled after Motherwell clinch a Champions League place for the first time.	Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says Rio Ferdinand should be part of England's Euro 2012 squad.
	Chen 'unable to meet US officials'	Chen 'unable to meet US envoys'
12:20	French rivals in feisty TV debate	Blind men retina implant success

	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets	French rivals in feisty TV debate

	Voters heading to polls around UK	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets

	Miller nears takeover at Rangers	Voters heading to polls around UK
	BBC Sport
	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking	Miller nears takeover at Rangers
		BBC Sport
	Blind men retina implant success	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'
	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'	Risks for babies 'born too late'
	UN blacklists North Korean firms	Chen 'unable to meet US officials'
12:15	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack
	Munch's The Scream sold for £74m	UK crime agency site taken down
	Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch's The Scream becomes the most expensive art work sold at auction as it is bought in New York for £74m ($119.9m).	The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber attack.
	Sold! For $120m Watch Munch’s Scream and the art of anguish 'Most important painting' Watch	Removed
	Teen makes contact over baby body	Miller nears takeover at Rangers
		BBC Sport
	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	Teen makes contact over baby body

	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets

	Record number for top beach award	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking

	Adele overtakes sales of Thriller	Munch's The Scream sold for £74m
	Newsbeat	Removed
	The hunt is on for the most horrible noises	Adele overtakes sales of Thriller
	Added	Newsbeat
	Miller nears takeover at Rangers	Champions League cheer for 'Well
	Bill Miller is nearing a takeover of Rangers after being granted preferred-bidder status by administrators Duff and Phelps.	Manager Stuart McCall is thrilled after Motherwell clinch a Champions League place for the first time.
	Champions League cheer for 'Well	British wrestler fails drugs test
	British wrestler fails drugs test	Sportsday Live - latest updates Live
	Sportsday Live - latest updates Live	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team
	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team	O'Sullivan tipped to take title
	Reward follows pensioner murder	SAS shooting of IRA man justified
12:05	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets

	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking

	Spain sells debt at higher rates	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm
	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets	Games 'not immune' to net attack
	Games 'not immune' to net attack	Samsung readies new Galaxy phone
	Samsung readies new Galaxy phone	Smart materials to aid camouflage
	Kenya PM warns of ethnic violence	'Dozens killed' in Nigeria raid
12:00	Added	BREAKING NEWS The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency has been taken offline following a cyber attack
	Germany keeps up Ukraine pressure	French vote 'too close to call'
	Mexico shootout leaves 12 dead	Brazil launches Amazon operation
11:55	Muamba welcomed back by Bolton fans Watch	Adele overtakes sales of Thriller
	BBC Sport	Newsbeat
	Adele overtakes sales of Thriller	British Council films put online
	British Council films put online	Guggenheim Helsinki plan rejected
	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs	Germany keeps up Ukraine pressure
11:50	Lords reform 'is delaying Bills'	Mensch berates 'immoral' tweets
11:50	News Corp board endorses Murdoch	Lords reform 'is delaying Bills'
11:45	Rangers confirm US businessman Bill Miller granted preferred bidder status by the club administrators Live	Rangers confirm US businessman Bill Miller granted preferred bidder status by the club administrators Live
	BAA releases Heathrow wait times	Heathrow queue time target missed
	Added	Long queues continue at Heathrow Watch
	Scottish council voting under way	Scottish council voting under way
11:40	Pardew relishes Cisse wonder goal	Miller nears takeover at Rangers
	Newcastle manager Alan Pardew hails striker Papiss Cisse's "astonishing" second in the 2-0 win over Chelsea.	Bill Miller is nearing a takeover of Rangers after being granted preferred-bidder status by administrators Duff and Phelps.
	Redknapp still going to Euro 2012	Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team
	At least 20 killed at Cairo rally	'Deadly raid hits Syria students'
11:35	'Superhero' Cook targets taekwondo gold	Redknapp still going to Euro 2012
11:25	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells BBC he wants to leave country, earlier agreement broken	Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells BBC he wants to leave country, earlier agreement broken
	French rivals in feisty TV debate	Man held in police payments probe
	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's presidential run-off vote.	A 57-year-old officer has been arrested by police investigating corrupt payments in relation to the phone-hacking scandal, the Met Police says.
	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'
	Argentina marks the 30th anniversary of the sinking of the warship General Belgrano during the Falklands conflict with the UK.	Chen Guangcheng was not put under pressure to leave the US embassy, its ambassador says, as the activist tells the BBC he wants to leave China.
	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'	French rivals in feisty TV debate

	Voters heading to polls around UK	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking

	Teen makes contact over baby body	Voters heading to polls around UK

	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Teen makes contact over baby body

11:20	Former police officer is arrested as part of Scotland Yard investigation into media payments to police	Former police officer is arrested as part of Scotland Yard investigation into media payments to police
11:20	Man charged with pensioner murder	Man accused of pensioner murder
11:15	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	BAA figures show a quarter of non-EEA passengers waited longer than the target 45 minutes at Heathrow's border control	Rangers confirm US businessman Bill Miller granted preferred bidder status by the club administrators Live
	BREAKING NEWS Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells BBC he wants to leave country, earlier agreement broken	Removed
	BoE was ahead of other central banks in pressing for banks to raise additional capital as protection, Mervyn King tells BBC	BAA figures show a quarter of non-EEA passengers waited longer than the target 45 minutes at Heathrow's border control
	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	Mervyn King tells BBC the Bank of England was late to the game in understanding the scale of the fragilities in the banking system	Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells BBC he wants to leave country, earlier agreement broken
	Flooding makes roads impassable	Flooding makes roads impassable
11:10	Added	Former police officer is arrested as part of Scotland Yard investigation into media payments to police BREAKING NEWS
11:10	Gold mine compensation is advised	Reward follows pensioner murder
11:00	French rivals in feisty TV debate	BAA releases Heathrow wait times
	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's presidential run-off vote.	The UK Border Force failed to meet its target for processing Heathrow arrivals from outside the European Economic Area 24% of the time in April, BAA says.
	Who won? French rivals battle it out on TV Watch Gavin Hewitt: An angry debate Vote of the economy	Removed
	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking	French rivals in feisty TV debate
	Argentina marks the 30th anniversary of the sinking of the warship General Belgrano during the Falklands conflict with the UK.	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's presidential run-off vote.
	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking
	Chen Guangcheng was not put under pressure to leave the US embassy, its ambassador says, as the activist says he wants to leave China.	Argentina marks the 30th anniversary of the sinking of the warship General Belgrano during the Falklands conflict with the UK.
	Voters heading to polls around UK	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'

	Teen makes contact over baby body	Voters heading to polls around UK

	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Teen makes contact over baby body

	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	UK economy 'to return to growth'

	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets

	Record number for top beach award	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm

	British Council films put online	Record number for top beach award

	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs	Spain sells debt at higher rates
	Guggenheim Helsinki plan rejected	British Council films put online
	Fiorentina boss sacked for fight	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs
10:55	BAA figures show a quarter of non-EEA passengers waited longer than the target 45 minutes at Heathrow's border control	BAA figures show a quarter of non-EEA passengers waited longer than the target 45 minutes at Heathrow's border control BREAKING NEWS Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng tells BBC he wants to leave country, earlier agreement broken
	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'	Blind men retina implant success
	Risks for babies 'born too late'	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'
10:50	Scottish council voting underway	Scottish council voting under way
	Tunisia TV boss fined over film	Kenya PM warns of ethnic violence
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	McCanns, 5 years on: 'We need to find her' Watch03:49
	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45
	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15
	Apple to Ikea: Bauhaus on show Watch02:51	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07
10:45	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs	Growth in UK service sector slows
	Shop closures hit Thorntons sales	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs
	At least 20 killed at Cairo rally	Tunisia TV boss fined over film
	Syria army 'committed war crimes'	At least 20 killed at Cairo rally
10:40	House prices 'fell back in April'	Shop closures hit Thorntons sales
10:30	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	BoE was ahead of other central banks in pressing for banks to raise additional capital as protection, Mervyn King tells BBC	BAA figures show a quarter of non-EEA passengers waited longer than the target 45 minutes at Heathrow's border control
	Mervyn King tells BBC the Bank of England was late to the game in understanding the scale of the fragilities in the banking system	BoE was ahead of other central banks in pressing for banks to raise additional capital as protection, Mervyn King tells BBC
	US envoy to China says activist Chen Guangcheng was not pressured to leave their embassy	Mervyn King tells BBC the Bank of England was late to the game in understanding the scale of the fragilities in the banking system
	LATEST Edvard Munch's The Scream sells for $120m at an auction in New York	Removed
	Fire service stretched by floods	Flooding makes roads impassable
10:25	Added	Munch’s Scream and the art of anguish
	Redknapp gives up on England job	Champions League cheer for 'Well
	Every second counts	Falklands legacy
	Can Bolt and co beat the clock at London 2012?	The veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder
	Falklands legacy	Heritage crops
	The veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder	Do strawberries taste as good as they used to?
	Heritage crops	Happy slapper
	Do strawberries taste as good as they used to?	Mr Punch celebrates 350 years of puppet anarchy
	Murder capital	Every second counts
	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free	Can Bolt and co beat the clock at London 2012?
	Secret world	Murder capital
	Spy's death shed a 'harsh light' on workings of MI6	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free
	Newspaper review	Secret world
	The 'spy in a bag' case inquest verdict dominates	Spy's death shed a 'harsh light' on workings of MI6
10:20	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm

	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs
	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs	House prices 'fell back in April'
	Guggenheim Helsinki plan rejected	Adele overtakes sales of Thriller
	British-born Hollywood star dies	Guggenheim Helsinki plan rejected
	Gold mine compensation is advised	Cardinal 'was willing to resign'
	£21m Greenway contract terminated	Gold mine compensation is advised
10:15
	Q&A: Banking Commission	Removed
	House prices 'fell back in April'	Weetabix bought by Chinese firm
10:10	London launch for new Samsung Galaxy phone	The hunt is on for the most horrible noises
10:10	Smart materials to aid camouflage	Samsung readies new Galaxy phone
10:00	Added	King: 'We were late to the game' Listen
10:00	MG Rover workers to get £3 each	Football chief executive arrested
09:45	Motorola wins Xbox ban in Germany	Smart materials to aid camouflage
09:40	Europe selects Jupiter mission	Fiorentina boss sacked for fight
09:35	Motorola wins Xbox ban in Germany	Games 'not immune' to net attack
	Smart materials to aid camouflage	Motorola wins Xbox ban in Germany
	Europe selects Jupiter mission	Research censorship 'problematic'
	Research censorship 'problematic'	Climate makes even earlier blooms
	British-born Hollywood star dies	Guggenheim Helsinki plan rejected
	Thick of It writer raps censors	British-born Hollywood star dies
	The return of the heritage crops	Just who are men's rights activists?
	Just who are men's rights activists?	7 questions on restaurants
	SocGen quarterly profits fall 20%	Europe selects Jupiter mission
	Murder capital	Heritage crops
	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free	Do strawberries taste as good as they used to?
	Secret world	Murder capital
	Spy's death shed a 'harsh light' on workings of MI6	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free
	Heavyweight bout	Secret world
	Who won France's ill-tempered presidential debate?	Spy's death shed a 'harsh light' on workings of MI6
09:30	King rejects criticism for crisis	King rejects criticism for crisis
	French rivals in feisty TV debate	French rivals in feisty TV debate
	Munch's The Scream sold for £74m	Munch's The Scream sold for £74m
	Muamba back at 'special' Bolton	British wrestler fails drugs test
	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15	US tanning booth mother in court Watch00:32
	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15
	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07
09:25	Munch's The Scream sold for $120m	Munch's The Scream sold for £74m
09:25	Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch's The Scream becomes the most expensive art work sold at auction as it is bought in New York for $119.9m (£74m).	Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch's The Scream becomes the most expensive art work sold at auction as it is bought in New York for £74m ($119.9m).
09:20	King renews push for bank reform	King rejects criticism for crisis
	Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King renews calls for banking reform and admits the central bank could have done more to avert the financial crisis.	The governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, rejects criticism of the bank's role ahead of the financial crisis.
	O'Sullivan tipped to take title	'Superhero' Cook targets taekwondo gold
09:10	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Teen makes contact over baby body

	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	UK economy 'to return to growth'

	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets

	Teen makes contact over baby body	Fire service stretched by floods
	Fire service stretched by floods	MG Rover workers to get £3 each
	Betrayed Edwards wife 'tore bra'	Gingrich suspends presidency bid
	Added	Falklands legacy The veterans living with post-traumatic stress disorder
09:05	Avengers Assemble tops UK chart	British-born Hollywood star dies
	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed	Fire service stretched by floods
	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
08:50	Waste site baby 'mother' traced	Teen makes contact over baby body
08:40	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed	Waste site baby 'mother' traced
08:40	Plea to waste site baby's mother	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed
08:35	BoE was ahead of other central banks in pressing for banks to raise additional capital as protection, Mervyn King tells BBC	BoE was ahead of other central banks in pressing for banks to raise additional capital as protection, Mervyn King tells BBC
	Mervyn King tells BBC the Bank of England was late to the game in understanding the scale of the fragilities in the banking system	Mervyn King tells BBC the Bank of England was late to the game in understanding the scale of the fragilities in the banking system
	LATEST More than 120 short documentary films from the British Council's archive, dating back to 1939, are put online LATEST Drinks company recalls 277 multi-packs of orange juice marketed for children after they were found to contain contaminated water	Removed
08:30	Added	BoE was ahead of other central banks in pressing for banks to raise additional capital as protection, Mervyn King tells BBC LATEST
	Q&A: Independent Banking Commission	Q&A: Banking Commission
	Voters heading to polls around UK	Chen 'not forced from US embassy'
	Voters are going to the polls for council elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and several mayoral votes and referendums also take place.	Chen Guangcheng was not put under pressure to leave the US embassy, its ambassador says, as the activist says he wants to leave China.
	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Voters heading to polls around UK

	Dissident 'wants to leave China'	UK economy 'to return to growth'

	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets

	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'	Gingrich suspends presidency bid

	London launch for new Samsung Galaxy phone	London launch for new Samsung Galaxy phone
	Just who are men's rights activists?	The return of the heritage crops
	The return of the heritage crops	Just who are men's rights activists?
	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed
	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed	Plea to waste site baby's mother
	Eurozone jobless rate hits record	SocGen quarterly profits fall 20%
	Europe to mount 1bn-euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15	1bn-euro Jupiter mission unveiled Watch02:15
	BBC Breakfast Live	BBC News Channel Live
	Farming forever	Farming forever
08:25	7 questions on restaurants	The return of the heritage crops
	Glimpse of escaped blind China activist Watch02:45	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01
	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01	Europe to mount 1bn-euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	Glimpse of blind China activist Watch02:45
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	Europe to mount 1bn-euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
08:20	Added	Mervyn King tells BBC the Bank of England was late to the game in understanding the scale of the fragilities in the banking system LATEST
	Sir Mervyn's speech in full	Peston: King's boom and bust
	Added	Sir Mervyn's speech in full

	Chelsea 0-2 Newcastle	Pardew relishes Cisse wonder goal
	A superb double from Papiss Cisse secures Newcastle's first win at Stamford Bridge in 26 years to reinvigorate their surge for a Champions League place.	Newcastle manager Alan Pardew hails striker Papiss Cisse's "astonishing" second in the 2-0 win over Chelsea.
	Bolton 1-4 Tottenham	Redknapp gives up on England job
08:15	Renault-Nissan to acquire Avtovaz	Lufthansa seeks to cut 3,500 jobs
08:10	Voters to head to polls around UK	Voters heading to polls around UK
	Voters are to go to the polls for council elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and several mayoral votes and referendums also take place.	Voters are going to the polls for council elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and several mayoral votes and referendums also take place.
	O'Sullivan tipped to take title	Sportsday Live - latest updates Live
	Real Madrid clinch La Liga title	O'Sullivan tipped to take title
08:00	Morrisons reports falling sales	Renault-Nissan to acquire Avtovaz
	Plea to waste site baby's mother	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed
	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23	Europe to mount 1bn-euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15
	Europe to mount 1bn-euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23
	Clean lines of Bauhaus on show Watch02:51	Apple to Ikea: Bauhaus on show Watch02:51
07:50	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed	Aspirin is as 'good as warfarin'
	Campaign for more defibrillators	Risks for babies 'born too late'
	Added	Secret world Spy's death shed a 'harsh light' on workings of MI6
	The 'spy in a bag' case inquest verdict makes most front pages	The 'spy in a bag' case inquest verdict dominates
07:45	French rivals battle it out on TV Watch	Who won?
	Who won?	French rivals battle it out on TV Watch
	Locked bag riddle Expert convinced MI6 spy 'was dead first'	Removed
07:40	Hundreds still await riot trials	Met 'stockpiling' rubber bullets
07:35	7 questions on restaurants	Just who are men's rights activists?
	When Osama Bin Laden came for dinner	7 questions on restaurants
		Removed
	Newspaper review The 'spy in a bag' case inquest verdict makes most front pages	Removed
	The masculinists	Newspaper review
	Just what's behind the men's rights movement? Embassy sleepovers Is it legal to give sanctuary to a dissident?	The 'spy in a bag' case inquest verdict makes most front pages
07:25	Polls open for local elections	Man charged with pensioner murder
	Man charged with pensioner murder	Polls open for local elections
	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23	Did prisoners make Ikea furniture? Watch01:54
	US Elections: Gingrich bows out Watch01:55	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23
	Europe to mount 1bn euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15	Europe to mount 1bn-euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15
07:20	Edvard Munch's The Scream sells for $120m at an auction in New York	US envoy to China says activist Chen Guangcheng was not pressured to leave their embassy
	More than 120 short documentary films from the British Council's archive, dating back to 1939, are put online	Edvard Munch's The Scream sells for $120m at an auction in New York
	Drinks company recalls 277 multi-packs of orange juice marketed for children after they were found to contain contaminated water	More than 120 short documentary films from the British Council's archive, dating back to 1939, are put online
	Hillary Clinton appeals to China to respect the dignity of its citizens, before talks in Beijing	Drinks company recalls 277 multi-packs of orange juice marketed for children after they were found to contain contaminated water
	LATEST Tottenham strengthen their grip on fourth spot in the Premier League with a thumping 4-1 win over struggling Bolton	Removed
	Profile: Francois Hollande	Who won?
	Profile: Nicolas Sarkozy	Gavin Hewitt: An angry debate
	Gavin Hewitt: An angry debate	Vote of the economy
	News Corp board endorses Murdoch	Morrisons reports falling sales
	MPs' glasses to be topped up less	News Corp board endorses Murdoch
	Council electors head to polls	Polls open for local elections
07:15	News Corp board endorses Murdoch	House prices 'fell back in April'
	US calls for China policy change	News Corp board endorses Murdoch
	Scottish council voting to begin	Scottish council voting underway
07:05	Raw sewage warning as beach shuts	Man charged with pensioner murder
06:50	O'Sullivan moves into semi-finals	O'Sullivan tipped to take title
	MI6 spy death 'clean-up' theory	Council electors head to polls
	Europe to mount 1bn euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15	US Elections: Gingrich bows out Watch01:55
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	Europe to mount 1bn euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15
	Samaritans' tribute to marathon runner Watch01:26	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
06:45	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23
06:40	Clinton in China: 'Do not deny aspirations' Watch00:36	Glimpse of escaped blind China activist Watch02:45
	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00	The lollipop man studying 12th degree Watch02:01
	Lollipop man studies 12th degree Watch02:01	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23
	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23	Man's joy after Tsunami bike found Watch01:07
	Europe selects Jupiter mission Watch02:15	Europe to mount 1bn euro Jupiter mission Watch02:15
	Scuffles over Chen at hospital Watch02:45	Muamba thanks fans for support Watch02:00
	Civil servants use tax loopholes Watch01:58	Samaritans' tribute to marathon runner Watch01:26
06:35	Should people accept that pressure is a fact of life?	When Osama Bin Laden came for dinner
	Heavyweight bout	Newspaper review
	Who won France's ill-tempered presidential debate?	The 'spy in a bag' case inquest verdict makes most front pages
	Locked bag riddle	Heavyweight bout
	Expert convinced MI6 spy 'was dead first'	Who won France's ill-tempered presidential debate?
	Mystery guest	Locked bag riddle
	When a fugitive Bin Laden came to dinner	Expert convinced MI6 spy 'was dead first'
06:25	Should people accept that pressure is a fact of life?	7 questions on restaurants
	How much rain is needed to ease the drought?	Should people accept that pressure is a fact of life?
	Archive: Top 10 Euro goals Watch	Real Madrid clinch La Liga title
	Murder capital	Every second counts
	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free	Can Bolt and co beat the clock at London 2012?
	Heavyweight bout	Murder capital
	Who won France's ill-tempered presidential debate?	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free
	Locked bag riddle	Heavyweight bout
	Expert convinced MI6 spy 'was dead first'	Who won France's ill-tempered presidential debate?
	Mystery guest	Locked bag riddle
	When a fugitive Bin Laden came to dinner	Expert convinced MI6 spy 'was dead first'
	The masculinists	Mystery guest
	Just what's behind the men's rights movement?	When a fugitive Bin Laden came to dinner
	Embassy sleepovers	The masculinists
	Is it legal to give sanctuary to a dissident?	Just what's behind the men's rights movement?
	Restaurants quiz	Embassy sleepovers
	Snail porridge and other weird signature dishes	Is it legal to give sanctuary to a dissident?
06:20	Real Madrid clinch La Liga title	Archive: Top 10 Euro goals Watch
	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'	£21m Greenway contract terminated

	Mystery guest	Mystery guest
		Removed
06:15	Added	Farming forever Meet the 80-somethings who work 12-hour days
06:10	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'	Gold mine compensation is advised
	Family heartbroken after killing	Cardinal Brady 'will not resign'
	China activist left US 'for family' Watch02:45	Scuffles over Chen at hospital Watch02:45
06:05	Sold! For $120m Watch	Sold! For $120m Watch
	BBC News Channel Live	BBC Breakfast Live
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live
05:55	Sotheby's: 'Most important painting' Watch	'Most important painting' Watch
05:50	French rivals in feisty TV debate	French rivals in feisty TV debate
05:50	The Scream on show Watch	Sold! For $120m Watch Sotheby's: 'Most important painting' Watch
05:45	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's election.	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's presidential run-off vote.
05:40
	Her Majesty's air miles	Murder capital
	How well-travelled are you compared with the Queen?	A country where life is cheap, and funerals are free
	Added
	Locked bag riddle	Heavyweight bout
	Expert convinced MI6 spy 'was dead first'	Who won France's ill-tempered presidential debate?
	Mystery guest	Locked bag riddle
	When a fugitive Bin Laden came to dinner	Expert convinced MI6 spy 'was dead first'
	The masculinists	Mystery guest
	Just what's behind the men's rights movement?	When a fugitive Bin Laden came to dinner
	Embassy sleepovers	The masculinists
	Is it legal to give sanctuary to a dissident?	Just what's behind the men's rights movement?
	Restaurants quiz	Embassy sleepovers
	Snail porridge and other weird signature dishes	Is it legal to give sanctuary to a dissident?
	Local elections	Restaurants quiz
	11 reasons why they could make a difference to your life Sensitive beasts Why cockroaches need all the friends they can get BBC Nature	Snail porridge and other weird signature dishes
05:35	Research censorship 'problematic'	Campaign for more defibrillators
05:35	Climate makes even earlier blooms	Research censorship 'problematic'
05:20	Parties gear up for polling day	MPs' glasses to be topped up less
04:50	Added	More than 120 short documentary films from the British Council's archive, dating back to 1939, are put online LATEST
04:45	Norwegian expressionist artist Edvard Munch's iconic masterpiece The Scream sells at auction for $120m	Edvard Munch's The Scream sells for $120m at an auction in New York
	Tottenham strengthen their grip on fourth spot in the Premier League with a thumping 4-1 win over struggling Bolton	Drinks company recalls 277 multi-packs of orange juice marketed for children after they were found to contain contaminated water
	US Republican Newt Gingrich formally suspends his presidential campaign	Hillary Clinton appeals to China to respect the dignity of its citizens, before talks in Beijing
	The News Corporation board says it has "full confidence" in Rupert Murdoch	Tottenham strengthen their grip on fourth spot in the Premier League with a thumping 4-1 win over struggling Bolton
	LATEST US prosecutors are to charge 13 people over the death of a Florida university student who died in a 'hazing' incident	Removed
	Lollipop man studies 12th degree Watch02:01	Clinton in China: 'Do not deny aspirations' Watch00:36
	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23	Lollipop man studies 12th degree Watch02:01
	Europe selects Jupiter mission Watch02:15	MI6 'failed' over death, says family Watch01:23
	China activist left US 'for family' Watch02:45	Europe selects Jupiter mission Watch02:15
	Civil servants use tax loopholes Watch01:58	China activist left US 'for family' Watch02:45
	Biker's joy at tsunami Harley find Watch01:07	Civil servants use tax loopholes Watch01:58
04:40	Pupils want more real-life maths	Tougher ranking call for grammars
04:40	PE lessons 'put girls off sport'	Pupils want more real-life maths
04:30	Research censorship 'problematic'	Hospital 'profit deal' revealed
04:30	One in ten babies born premature	Research censorship 'problematic'
04:25	Hundreds to face courts for riots	Hundreds still await riot trials
04:05	Plea to waste site baby's mother	Hundreds to face courts for riots
04:05	Hodgson headline 'unacceptable'	Plea to waste site baby's mother
03:55	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Voters to head to polls around UK
	The UK economy will return to growth in the second half of 2012, the CBI says, but it has cut its forecast for the year as a whole.	Voters are to go to the polls for council elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and several mayoral votes and referendums also take place.
	Dissident 'wants to leave China'	UK economy 'to return to growth'

	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	Dissident 'wants to leave China'

	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'	Gingrich suspends presidency bid

	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'

	Record number for top beach award	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary

	British Council films put online	Record number for top beach award

	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born	British Council films put online

	Ruth, 78, oldest person to have sex change on NHS	London launch for new Samsung Galaxy phone
03:50	NFL star Junior Seau found dead	Betrayed Edwards wife 'tore bra'
03:30	Temasek to sell China banks stake	US calls for China policy change
03:20	The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch, becomes the most expensive art work sold at auction as it is bought in New York for $119.9m.	Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch's The Scream becomes the most expensive art work sold at auction as it is bought in New York for $119.9m (£74m).
03:15	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	Dissident 'wants to leave China'

	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'	Gingrich suspends presidency bid

	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'

	Record number for top beach award	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary

	UN blacklists North Korean firms	Record number for top beach award

	Dissident 'wants to leave China'	UN blacklists North Korean firms
03:10	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Argentina marks Belgrano sinking
	The UK economy will return to growth in the second half of 2012, the CBI says, but it has cut its forecast for the year as a whole.	Argentina marks the 30th anniversary of the sinking of the warship General Belgrano during the Falklands conflict with the UK.
	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	UK economy 'to return to growth'
	Newt Gingrich halts his White House campaign, but falls short of a full-throated endorsement for presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney.	The UK economy will return to growth in the second half of 2012, the CBI says, but it has cut its forecast for the year as a whole.
	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'	Gingrich suspends presidency bid

	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'

	Record number for top beach award	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary

	UN blacklists North Korean firms	Record number for top beach award

	Climate makes even earlier blooms	UN blacklists North Korean firms

	Iceman's blood is world's oldest	Climate makes even earlier blooms
03:05	'Threats' ousted China activist	Dissident 'wants to leave China'
02:50	The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch, becomes the most expensive art work ever sold at auction as it is bought in New York for $120m.	The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch, becomes the most expensive art work sold at auction as it is bought in New York for $119.9m.
02:45	The iconic masterpiece The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist artist Edvard Munch, sells at auction in New York City for $120m.	The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch, becomes the most expensive art work ever sold at auction as it is bought in New York for $120m.
02:40	News Corp board endorses Murdoch	Record number for top beach award

	Temasek to sell China banks stake	News Corp board endorses Murdoch
	Eurozone jobless rate hits record	Temasek to sell China banks stake
	Spain dismay at Bolivia takeover	Eurozone jobless rate hits record
02:30	The iconic masterpiece The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist artist Edvard Munch, is sold at auction in New York City for $120m.	The iconic masterpiece The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist artist Edvard Munch, sells at auction in New York City for $120m.
02:05	News Corp board endorses Murdoch	Gingrich suspends presidency bid
	The News Corporation board says it has "full confidence" in Rupert Murdoch following a highly critical UK government committee report.	Newt Gingrich halts his White House campaign, but falls short of a full-throated endorsement for presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'

	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary

	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary	News Corp board endorses Murdoch

	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'	UN blacklists North Korean firms

	UN blacklists North Korean firms	Climate makes even earlier blooms

	Climate makes even earlier blooms	British Council films put online

	British Council films put online	Avengers Assemble tops UK chart
	Avengers Assemble tops UK chart	Thick of It writer raps censors
02:00	Avengers Assemble tops UK chart	British Council films put online
02:00	Thick of It writer raps censors	Avengers Assemble tops UK chart
01:50	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'	Mass marks Madeleine anniversary

	Europe selects Jupiter mission	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'

	Eurozone jobless rate hits record	Temasek to sell China banks stake
	Shares in Argos firm plummet 13%	Eurozone jobless rate hits record
	Iceman's blood is world's oldest	Europe selects Jupiter mission
	'Talk to us' plea by GM crop team	Iceman's blood is world's oldest
01:40	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'	Gingrich suspends presidency bid

	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	Forgotten US inmate 'drank urine'

	Europe selects Jupiter mission	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'

	'Threats' ousted China activist	Europe selects Jupiter mission

	UN threatens sanctions on Sudans	UN blacklists North Korean firms

	UN blacklists North Korean firms	'Threats' ousted China activist
01:35	King renews push for bank reform	King renews push for bank reform
	UK economy 'to return to growth'	French rivals in feisty TV debate
	The UK economy will return to growth in the second half of 2012, the CBI says, but it has cut its forecast for the year as a whole.	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's election.
	UK economy tracker	French rivals battle it out on TV Watch
	Q&A: What is GDP?	Profile: Francois Hollande
	French rivals in feisty TV debate France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's election.	Removed
	French rivals battle it out on TV Watch	Profile: Nicolas Sarkozy
	Profile: Francois Hollande	Gavin Hewitt: An angry debate
	Added
	Profile: Nicolas Sarkozy	Removed
		Removed
	Added	Munch's The Scream sold for $120m The iconic masterpiece The Scream, by Norwegian expressionist artist Edvard Munch, is sold at auction in New York City for $120m.
	Gavin Hewitt: An angry debate	The Scream on show Watch
	News Corp board endorses Murdoch	UK economy 'to return to growth'
	The News Corporation board says it has "full confidence" in Rupert Murdoch following a highly critical UK government committee report.	The UK economy will return to growth in the second half of 2012, the CBI says, but it has cut its forecast for the year as a whole.
	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'	News Corp board endorses Murdoch
	Someone else was probably involved in the death of MI6 officer Gareth Williams whose body was found padlocked in a bag in 2010, a coroner says.	The News Corporation board says it has "full confidence" in Rupert Murdoch following a highly critical UK government committee report.
	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'

	Europe selects Jupiter mission	Gingrich suspends presidency bid

	'Threats' ousted China activist	Europe selects Jupiter mission

	UN threatens sanctions on Sudans	'Threats' ousted China activist

	Munch's The Scream sold for $120m	UN threatens sanctions on Sudans

01:30	Gavin Hewitt: The TV debate	Gavin Hewitt: An angry debate
01:25	Teenager admits schoolboy murder	Downpours cause beach quality dip
01:20	Added	Norwegian expressionist artist Edvard Munch's iconic masterpiece The Scream sells at auction for $120m LATEST
	Munch Scream tipped to fetch £50m	Munch's The Scream sold for $120m
	Teenager admits schoolboy murder	Scottish council voting to begin
	FM asked if he was hacking victim	Teenager admits schoolboy murder
00:35	The Bank of England governor, Sir Mervyn King, renews calls for banking reform and admits the central bank could have done more to avert the banking crisis.	Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King renews calls for banking reform and admits the central bank could have done more to avert the financial crisis.
00:25	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'	King renews push for bank reform
	Someone else was probably involved in the death of MI6 officer Gareth Williams whose body was found padlocked in a bag in 2010, a coroner says.	The Bank of England governor, Sir Mervyn King, renews calls for banking reform and admits the central bank could have done more to avert the banking crisis.
	Mystery over MI6 death to endure	Sir Mervyn's speech in full
	Police to follow new leads Watch	Eurozone 'biggest risk' Watch
	Williams family criticise MI6	Removed
	What the evidence tells us	Q&A: Independent Banking Commission
	Profile: MI6 spy Gareth Williams Gareth Williams: Deserving of better	Removed
	News Corp board endorses Murdoch	UK economy 'to return to growth'
	The News Corporation board says it has "full confidence" in Rupert Murdoch following a highly critical UK government committee report.	The UK economy will return to growth in the second half of 2012, the CBI says, but it has cut its forecast for the year as a whole.
	Ofcom 'won't be rushed' on BSkyB	UK economy tracker
	BSkyB says it is 'fit and proper'	Removed
	Q&A: Phone-hacking scandal	Q&A: What is GDP?
	Analysis: Not the final word on saga	Removed
	Gingrich suspends presidency bid	News Corp board endorses Murdoch
	Newt Gingrich halts his White House campaign, but falls short of a full-throated endorsement for presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney.	The News Corporation board says it has "full confidence" in Rupert Murdoch following a highly critical UK government committee report.
	Europe selects Jupiter mission	MI6 spy death 'probably unlawful'
	The European Space Agency is to mount a billion-euro mission to Jupiter and its icy moons, launching in 2022.	Someone else was probably involved in the death of MI6 officer Gareth Williams whose body was found padlocked in a bag in 2010, a coroner says.
	King renews push for bank reform	Gingrich suspends presidency bid

	'Threats' ousted China activist	Europe selects Jupiter mission

	UN threatens sanctions on Sudans	'Threats' ousted China activist

	Civil servants use tax loopholes	UN threatens sanctions on Sudans

	RSPCA urges end of Becher's Brook	Munch Scream tipped to fetch £50m

	Munch Scream tipped to fetch £50m	Climate makes even earlier blooms

	Climate makes even earlier blooms	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born

	UK economy 'to return to growth'	Eurozone jobless rate hits record
	Eurozone jobless rate hits record	Shares in Argos firm plummet 13%
	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born	Smart materials to aid camouflage
00:15	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born	Motorola wins Xbox ban in Germany
00:15	Motorola wins Xbox ban in Germany	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born
00:10	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations and they go head-to-head in a heated televised debate.	France's Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande trade insults and accusations in a heated televised debate before Sunday's election.
	Hodgson headline 'unacceptable'	Climate makes even earlier blooms

	Motorola wins Xbox ban in Germany	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born
	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born	Motorola wins Xbox ban in Germany
	Climate makes even earlier blooms	Iceman's blood is world's oldest
	Iceman's blood is world's oldest	'Talk to us' plea by GM crop team
	Hundreds mourn marathon runner	Hodgson headline 'unacceptable'
00:05	Eurozone jobless rate hits record	UK economy 'to return to growth'
	Shares in Argos firm plummet 13%	Eurozone jobless rate hits record
	Piracy moves to private networks	Next Samsung Galaxy phone is born

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