17th May

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23:55	Added	An air and sea search is taking place for a trawler missing with three crew members off Portland in Dorset. LATEST
	Arrests in beaten pensioner case	Private police roles put on hold

	Private police roles put on hold	Neighbourhood watch killer had injuries

	Zimmerman found with bloody nose	White births now minority in US
23:50	Added	A US neighbourhood watch member who shot an unarmed black teenager had a bloody nose and cut on his head, say police reports LATEST
23:45	Owen wants to extend his career	No decision on Van Persie future
	Grave plaques found in scrap metal yard Watch02:33	Olympic torch handed over to UK Watch02:20
	China activist's family claim torture Watch02:30	Grave plaques found in scrap metal yard Watch02:33
	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00	China activist's family claim torture Watch02:30
	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00
	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
23:40	Markets drop on eurozone worries	Markets drop on eurozone worries
	Passport boost for activist Chen	US relaxes some Burma sanctions
	White births now minority in US	Zimmerman found with bloody nose
23:35	Grave plaques found in scrap metal yard Watch02:33	When live TV goes wrong - it's Odd Box Watch04:28
	China activist's family claim torture Watch02:30	Grave plaques found in scrap metal yard Watch02:33
	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00	China activist's family claim torture Watch02:30
	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00
	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40
23:20	Facebook shares valued at $100bn	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks
	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of one of the most eagerly anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.	Ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another 14%.
	Profile: Behind the likes and pokes	What ails the Spanish economy?
	Ad boss on Facebook's power Watch	Ratings cut on 26 Italian banks
	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks	Facebook shares valued at $100bn
	Ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another 14%.	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of one of the most eagerly anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.
22:55	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks	French government takes pay cut
	Ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another 14%.	France's new government holds its first cabinet meeting, announcing a 30% pay cut for President Hollande and his ministers.
	Olympic flame handed over to UK	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks
	The Olympic flame is officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.	Ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another 14%.
	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal	Olympic flame handed over to UK

	Court quashes murder conviction	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal

	Met Police to extract phone data	Court quashes murder conviction

	Government to miss cookie cut-off	Met Police to extract phone data
	China Mobile in talks with Apple	Government to miss cookie cut-off
	French government takes pay cut	Greece names caretaker cabinet
	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00	China activist's family claim torture Watch02:30
	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00
	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40
	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56
22:50	Olympic flame handed over to UK	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks
	The Olympic flame is officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.	Ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another 14%.
	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks	Olympic flame handed over to UK
	Ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another 14%.	The Olympic flame is officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.
	Murray beaten by Gasquet in Rome	Stoner announces shock retirement
	Stoner announces shock retirement	Murray beaten by Gasquet in Rome
	BBC Radio 4 - The World Tonight Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
22:45	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
22:45	DONNA SUMMER'S DEATH US singer's family says they are 'at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy' LATEST The first wave of West African peacekeepers arrives in Guinea-Bissau after last month's coup	Removed
22:35	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks
	Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant will build a new Astra car in a deal that means huge investment and the creation and support of thousands of jobs.	Ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, as shares in struggling lender Bankia fell another 14%.
	Court quashes murder conviction	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal

	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch	Court quashes murder conviction

	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks	Markets drop on eurozone worries
	Markets drop on eurozone worries	More households in fuel poverty
22:30	Facebook sets share price at $38	Facebook shares valued at $100bn
	Media win Dale Farm footage fight	Man charged with making explosive

	Greece names caretaker cabinet	French government takes pay cut
	BBC News at Ten Live	BBC News Channel Live
22:20	Facebook feature timeline	Ad boss on Facebook's power Watch
22:10	Added	LATEST Moody’s downgrades the credit ratings of 16 Spanish banks, including Santander and BBVA
	Markets drop on eurozone worries	Moody's downgrades Spanish banks
	Bankia: No cash withdrawal surge	Markets drop on eurozone worries
22:05	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of one of the most eagerly-anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of one of the most eagerly anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.
22:05	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - The World Tonight Live
22:00	Drone hits al-Qaeda cell in Yemen	US strike plan on Iran 'ready'
22:00	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at Ten Live
21:55	'Wrong Paul' denies wrongdoing	Man admits dead woman's bag theft
21:55	Man admits dead woman's bag theft	'Wrong Paul' denies wrongdoing
21:45	Ad boss on Facebook's power Watch	Profile: Behind the likes and pokes
21:45	Can Facebook crack China?	Facebook feature timeline
21:35	Facebook share sale approaches	Facebook sets share price at $38
21:35	Facebook shares will begin trading in New York on Friday in one of the most eagerly anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of one of the most eagerly-anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.
21:30	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of Friday’s flotation, valuing the company at more than $100bn LATEST	Removed
	Jane Lovering wins Romantic Novel of the Year award for Please Don't Stop the Music	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of Friday’s flotation, valuing the company at more than $100bn
	DONNA SUMMER'S DEATH	LATEST
	US singer's family says they are 'at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy'	Jane Lovering wins Romantic Novel of the Year award for Please Don't Stop the Music
	LATEST	DONNA SUMMER'S DEATH
	The first wave of West African peacekeepers arrives in Guinea-Bissau after last month's coup	US singer's family says they are 'at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy'
	Mobile phone data of suspects held in custody by the Met Police is to be extracted and retained, the BBC has learned.	The first wave of West African peacekeepers arrives in Guinea-Bissau after last month's coup
	Court quashes murder conviction	Facebook share sale approaches
	A 24-year-old London man who has served more than seven years in jail for the murder of a trainee chef has his conviction quashed.	Facebook shares will begin trading in New York on Friday in one of the most eagerly anticipated share flotations in recent stock market history.
	Freed man 'faces biggest sentence'	Ad boss on Facebook's power Watch
	'My seven years behind bars' Watch	Can Facebook crack China?
	Facebook share sale approaches	Court quashes murder conviction

21:20	Added	Facebook prices its shares at $38 each ahead of Friday’s flotation, valuing the company at more than $100bn LATEST
	TV royalty	Jargon patrol
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?
	Jargon patrol	Quiff upper lip
	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips
	Quiff upper lip	The status of statins
	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?
	The status of statins	TV royalty
	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
21:15	Rio hotels agree summit price cut	Inmates take over Honduras jail
21:05	Jane Lovering wins Romantic Novel of the Year award	Jane Lovering wins Romantic Novel of the Year award for Please Don't Stop the Music
21:05	Adele wins songwriter of the year award	Adele lands songwriter of the year award
21:00	DONNA SUMMER'S DEATH	LATEST
	US singer's family says they are 'at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy'	Jane Lovering wins Romantic Novel of the Year award
	LATEST	DONNA SUMMER'S DEATH
	The first wave of West African peacekeepers arrives in Guinea-Bissau after last month's coup	US singer's family says they are 'at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy'
	Mobile phone data of suspects held in custody by the Met Police is to be extracted and retained, the BBC has learned.	The first wave of West African peacekeepers arrives in Guinea-Bissau after last month's coup
	UK will retain stricter animal testing standards than those required by new EU directive, government minister says	Mobile phone data of suspects held in custody by the Met Police is to be extracted and retained, the BBC has learned.
	Limbless Frenchman starts world swim	Author Jane Lovering wins romance gong
	Man admits dead woman's bag theft	'Wrong Paul' denies wrongdoing
	Mother killed as children played	Man admits dead woman's bag theft
20:55	LATEST	DONNA SUMMER'S DEATH
	Mobile phone data of suspects held in custody by the Met Police is to be extracted and retained, the BBC has learned.	US singer's family says they are 'at peace celebrating her extraordinary life and her continued legacy'
	Legendary disco singer Donna Summer - who had a number one with I Feel Love - has died at the age of 63	The first wave of West African peacekeepers arrives in Guinea-Bissau after last month's coup
	UK will retain stricter animal testing standards than those required by new EU directive, government minister says	Mobile phone data of suspects held in custody by the Met Police is to be extracted and retained, the BBC has learned.
	The head of Syria's main opposition umbrella body, the Syrian National Council, says he will resign amid growing criticism and rifts	UK will retain stricter animal testing standards than those required by new EU directive, government minister says
	LATEST Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago	Removed
	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch	Facebook share sale approaches

	Met Police to extract phone data	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch

	Syria opposition head 'to resign'	Met Police to extract phone data

	Media win Dale Farm footage fight	Syria opposition head 'to resign'

	UK retains strict animal test law	Media win Dale Farm footage fight

	Facebook share sale approaches	Markets drop on eurozone worries
	Markets drop on eurozone worries	Bankia: No cash withdrawal surge
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	UK retains strict animal test law
	Bankia: No cash withdrawal surge	Greece names caretaker cabinet
20:50	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00	US man's close brush with alligator Watch00:32
	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00
	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40
	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56
	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
20:35	Added	Markets drop on eurozone worries Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'

	Robinson: PM targets growth argument	PM targets growth argument
20:10	Added	Obituary: Donna Summer
20:10	Obituary: Donna Summer	A life in pictures: Donna Summer The sound of disco icon Summer Watch
20:05	Jargon patrol	The Editors
	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?	News media win legal fight over Dale Farm eviction footage
	Wheels on fire	TV royalty
	The UK's contenders for Olympic road cycling gold BBC Sport	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
	TV royalty	Wheels on fire
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	The UK's contenders for Olympic road cycling gold BBC Sport
	Added	Jargon patrol What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?
20:00	Bankia: No cash withdrawal surge	Markets drop on eurozone worries
20:00	Greece names caretaker cabinet	Bankia: No cash withdrawal surge
19:55	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'	Gove loses court ruling over cuts
19:25	Obituary: Donna Summer	Look back at Summer’s career Watch
	The sound of disco icon Summer Watch	Obituary: Donna Summer
	Martinez set for Liverpool talks	Martinez on Liverpool shortlist
19:15	Wigan give Liverpool permission to speak to boss Roberto Martinez about the vacant managerial position at Anfield.	Roberto Martinez is given permission to speak to Liverpool and is one of several candidates shortlisted to succeed Kenny Dalglish.
19:10	Broad's six give England control	Murray beaten by Gasquet in Rome
	Sportsday - breaking sports news Live	Broad's six give England control
	Live: Adjournment debate Live	Energy and climate change questions Watch
	Conservative MP for Congleton Fiona Bruce is leading a debate on the disappearance of John Lawton.	MPs have put questions to Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and his ministerial team.
19:00	Armitstead & Cooke battle for superiority	Owen wants to extend his career
	Quiff upper lip	Wheels on fire
	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips	The UK's contenders for Olympic road cycling gold BBC Sport
	The status of statins	Quiff upper lip
	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips
	'Bashtag' battle	The status of statins
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints? 'Green on blue' How safe are UK soldiers working with Afghan forces?	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?
18:50	England v West Indies Live	Broad's six give England control
18:45	TV royalty	Quiff upper lip
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips
	Quiff upper lip	TV royalty
	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
18:40	'My seven years behind bars' Watch	Freed man 'faces biggest sentence'
	Freed man 'faces biggest sentence'	'My seven years behind bars' Watch
	Martinez set for Liverpool talks	Martinez set for Liverpool talks
	US golf fans 'less knowledgeable'	Armitstead & Cooke battle for superiority
	Bilingual public services plan	Vauxhall boost for Welsh workers
	Live: Queen's Speech debate Live	Live: Adjournment debate Live
	MPs are debating the programme of laws for the new session proposed in the Queen's Speech focusing on jobs and growth.	Conservative MP for Congleton Fiona Bruce is leading a debate on the disappearance of John Lawton.
	The status of statins	Jargon patrol
	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?
	Jargon patrol	TV royalty
	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
	'Bashtag' battle	The status of statins
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?
	TV royalty	'Bashtag' battle
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
18:35	Winstone slams murder case police	Freed man 'faces biggest sentence'
	England v West Indies Live	Martinez set for Liverpool talks
	Stuart Broad takes five wickets but Shivnarine Chanderpaul delays England on the opening day of the international summer at Lord's.	Wigan give Liverpool permission to speak to boss Roberto Martinez about the vacant managerial position at Anfield.
	Martinez set for Liverpool talks	England v West Indies Live
18:30	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Added	Mobile phone data of suspects held in custody by the Met Police is to be extracted and retained, the BBC has learned. LATEST
	Syria opposition head 'to resign'	Met Police to extract phone data

	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'	Syria opposition head 'to resign'

	Owen wants to extend his career	Martinez set for Liverpool talks
	UK police to extract phone data	Government to miss cookie cut-off
	Government to miss cookie cut-off	China Mobile in talks with Apple
	BBC News at Six Live	BBC News Channel Live
18:25	US singer Donna Summer, famous for disco hits including I Feel Love, Love To Love You Baby and Love's Unkind, dies at the age of 63.	US singer Donna Summer, famous for disco hits including I Feel Love and Love To Love You Baby, dies at the age of 63.
	Government to miss cookie cut-off	UK police to extract phone data
	Privacy watchdog to meet Google	Government to miss cookie cut-off
18:20	The sound of disco icon Summer Watch	Obituary: Donna Summer
18:20	A life in pictures: Donna Summer	The sound of disco icon Summer Watch
18:10	Added	The sound of disco icon Summer Watch

	Stuart Broad takes four wickets but Shivnarine Chanderpaul delays England on the opening day of the international summer at Lord's.	Stuart Broad takes five wickets but Shivnarine Chanderpaul delays England on the opening day of the international summer at Lord's.
	Olympic Torch handover in Athens Live	BBC News at Six Live
	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
18:05	The Princess Royal receives the Olympic torch on behalf of the UK begins at a ceremony at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens Live LATEST	Removed
18:05	Added	A life in pictures: Donna Summer
17:55	Disco singer Donna Summer dies	Disco singer Donna Summer dies
17:55	Stuart Broad removes Marlon Samuels and Denesh Ramdin in successive overs to check West Indies' momentum in the final session.	Stuart Broad takes four wickets but Shivnarine Chanderpaul delays England on the opening day of the international summer at Lord's.
17:50	Disco singer Donna Summer dies	Disco singer Donna Summer dies
	Olympic flame being handed over	Olympic flame handed over to UK
	The Olympic flame is being officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.	The Olympic flame is officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.
17:45	Formal handover of Olympic torch to the UK begins at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens Live	The Princess Royal receives the Olympic torch on behalf of the UK begins at a ceremony at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens Live
	Court quashes murder conviction	Court quashes murder conviction
	Disco singer Donna Summer dies	Disco singer Donna Summer dies
17:35	Olympic flame being handed over	Disco singer Donna Summer dies
	The Olympic flame is being officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.	US singer Donna Summer, famous for disco hits including I Feel Love, Love To Love You Baby and Love's Unkind, dies at the age of 63.
	Olympics ticket window set to end Beckham to collect Olympic flame	Removed
	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal	Olympic flame being handed over
	Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant will build a new Astra car in a deal that means huge investment and the creation and support of thousands of jobs.	The Olympic flame is being officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.
	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal
	The war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic is postponed on its second day because prosecutors failed to disclose some evidence to the defence.	Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant will build a new Astra car in a deal that means huge investment and the creation and support of thousands of jobs.
	Statins 'benefit healthy people'	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch

	Liverpool 'need to move quickly'	Stoner announces shock retirement
	Bankia shares continue to slide	Bankia: No cash withdrawal surge
	Oldest living kidney donor at 83	Statins 'benefit healthy people'
	Robotic arm controlled by thought	Oldest living kidney donor at 83
	Disco singer Donna Summer dies	Wiggles founder members bow out
	Wiggles founder members bow out	Broadway run for Priscilla ends
	Death penalty for Somaliland raid	SA 'fails pupils on textbooks'
	Your pictures	Olympic flame
	Day in pictures	Your pictures
	Gold buttons	Day in pictures
	Fuentes' wake	Gold buttons
	Royal visit	Fuentes' wake
	Day in pictures	Royal visit
	Day in pictures	Day in pictures
	Dinosaur city	Day in pictures
17:30	Legendary disco singer Donna Summer - who had a number one with I Feel Love - has died at the age of 63, her publicist says	Legendary disco singer Donna Summer - who had a number one with I Feel Love - has died at the age of 63
	The Olympic flame is being officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a rain-drenched ceremony in Athens.	The Olympic flame is being officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a ceremony in Athens.
	Stars shine on Cannes red carpet	Disco singer Donna Summer dies
17:25	Added	BREAKING NEWS Legendary disco singer Donna Summer - who had a number one with I Feel Love - has died at the age of 63, her publicist says
17:20	MP defies 58,000/1 odds in ballot	Lobbying 'to be reformed by 2015'
	Lobbying 'to be reformed by 2015'	MP defies 58,000/1 odds in ballot
	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?	The baby time-lapse trend
	7 questions on sandwiches	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?
	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos	Greece names caretaker cabinet
	The status of statins	Taking the plunge
	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?	Why swimming can be a life-shaping - and a life-saving - skill
	Jargon patrol	The status of statins
	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?
	Quiff upper lip	Jargon patrol
	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?
	'Bashtag' battle	Quiff upper lip
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips

	TV royalty	'Bashtag' battle
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
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	Time-lapse babies	TV royalty
	The people who record every single day of a child's life	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
17:10	Olympic flame to be handed over	Olympic flame being handed over
	The Olympic flame is to be officially handed over to organisers of the London Games at a rain-drenched ceremony in Athens.	The Olympic flame is being officially handed over to organisers of the London 2012 Games at a rain-drenched ceremony in Athens.
	Man killed mum as children played	Mother killed as children played
	Doctor revelation in McKeown case	Hain case end 'free speech win'
	Case against Hain not proceeding	Doctor revelation in McKeown case
	Bilingual public services plan	Case against Hain not proceeding
	Six beaches lose blue flag status	Bilingual public services plan
	TV royalty	'Bashtag' battle
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?

	'Bashtag' battle	TV royalty
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
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17:05	UK will retain stricter animal testing standards than those required by new EU directive, government minister says	Formal handover of Olympic torch to the UK begins at the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens Live
	The head of Syria's main opposition umbrella body, the Syrian National Council, says he will resign amid growing criticism and rifts	UK will retain stricter animal testing standards than those required by new EU directive, government minister says
	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago	The head of Syria's main opposition umbrella body, the Syrian National Council, says he will resign amid growing criticism and rifts
	David Cameron says he is "prepared to do whatever is necessary" to protect UK and its currency from the troubles with the euro	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago
	LATEST Trial of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic adjourned because of 'significant errors' by prosecution	Removed
	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal	Cameron defends his euro warning
	Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant will build a new Astra car in a deal that means huge investment and the creation and support of thousands of jobs.	David Cameron says it was "more dangerous to stay silent than to speak out" - and insists there will be no retreat on deficit reduction.
	Deal lifts cloud over plant	PM: 'Make up or break up' Watch
	Workers on 'fantastic deal' Watch	Robinson: PM targets growth argument
	Cameron defends his euro warning	Court quashes murder conviction
	David Cameron says it was "more dangerous to stay silent than to speak out" - and insists there will be no retreat on deficit reduction.	A 24-year-old London man who has served more than seven years in jail for the murder of a trainee chef has his conviction quashed.
	PM: 'Make up or break up' Watch	'My seven years behind bars' Watch
	Robinson: PM targets growth argument	Winstone slams murder case police
	Court quashes murder conviction	Olympic flame to be handed over
	A 24-year-old London man who has served more than seven years in jail for the murder of a trainee chef has his conviction quashed.	The Olympic flame is to be officially handed over to organisers of the London Games at a rain-drenched ceremony in Athens.
	'My seven years behind bars' Watch	Olympics ticket window set to end
	Winstone slams murder case police	Beckham to collect Olympic flame
	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal
	The war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic is postponed on its second day because prosecutors failed to disclose some evidence to the defence.	Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant will build a new Astra car in a deal that means huge investment and the creation and support of thousands of jobs.
	Statins 'benefit healthy people'	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch
	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.	The war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic is postponed on its second day because prosecutors failed to disclose some evidence to the defence.
	Syria opposition head 'to resign'	Statins 'benefit healthy people'

	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'	Syria opposition head 'to resign'

	Media win Dale Farm footage fight	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'

	Olympic flame to be handed over	Media win Dale Farm footage fight

	Stuart Broad removes Marlon Samuels and Denesh Ramdin in successive overs to check West Indies' momentum in the final session at Lord's.	Stuart Broad removes Marlon Samuels and Denesh Ramdin in successive overs to check West Indies' momentum in the final session.
	Black armbands to mark tragedy	Case against Hain not proceeding
	Case against Hain not proceeding	Bilingual public services plan
	Bilingual public services plan	Six beaches lose blue flag status
	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53	Grave plaques found in scrap metal yard Watch02:33
	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40
	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56
	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
	Simon Cowell: 'I'm lucky and weird' Listen10:07	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - PM Live
17:00	Stuart Broad removes Marlon Samuels after Shivnarine Chanderpaul reaches his half-century on a keenly contested opening day at Lord's.	Stuart Broad removes Marlon Samuels and Denesh Ramdin in successive overs to check West Indies' momentum in the final session at Lord's.
	Bankia shares continue to slide	Facebook share sale approaches
	More households in fuel poverty	Bankia shares continue to slide
	Man admits dead woman's bag theft	Man admits dead woman's bag theft
	BBC News Channel Live	Olympic Torch handover in Athens Live
16:55	Black armbands to mark tragedy	Doctor revelation in McKeown case
16:55	Doctor revelation in McKeown case	Black armbands to mark tragedy
16:50	Shivnarine Chanderpaul reaches his half-century as West Indies rebuild after tea on the first day of the opening Test at Lord's.	Stuart Broad removes Marlon Samuels after Shivnarine Chanderpaul reaches his half-century on a keenly contested opening day at Lord's.
	Man killed mum as children played	Man admits dead woman's bag theft
	May denies conflict in G4S deal	Man killed mum as children played
16:45	Plans to make whiskey in old jail	Doctor revelation in McKeown case
16:35	England go in search of the fifth West Indies wicket after tea on the first day of the opening Test at Lord's.	Shivnarine Chanderpaul reaches his half-century as West Indies rebuild after tea on the first day of the opening Test at Lord's.
16:30	Limbless Frenchman starts world swim	Adele wins songwriter of the year award
	Diamond medal for Diamond sailor	Limbless Frenchman starts world swim
	Adele wins songwriter of the year	Stars shine on Cannes red carpet
	Stars shine on Cannes red carpet	Wiggles founder members bow out
	Children died from 'suffocation'	Man killed mum as children played
	Man killed mum as children played	May denies conflict in G4S deal
16:25	England v West Indies Live	England v West Indies Live
16:15	Cowell is 'puzzled' by The Voice	Adele wins songwriter of the year
16:10	West Indies take tea on 146-4 on the first day of the opening Test against England at Lord's, with Shivnarine Chanderpaul 42 not out	England go in search of the fifth West Indies wicket after tea on the first day of the opening Test at Lord's.
16:10	'Suicidal' man in £25,000 payout	Man killed mum as children played
15:50	Shivnarine Chanderpaul attempts to rebuild the West Indies innings after they slip to 100-4 on the opening day of the first Test at Lord's.	West Indies take tea on 146-4 on the first day of the opening Test against England at Lord's, with Shivnarine Chanderpaul 42 not out
15:45	Man admits rape and sex assault	Man admits rape and sex assault
15:40	The head of Syria's main opposition umbrella body, the Syrian National Council, says he will resign amid growing criticism and rifts	UK will retain stricter animal testing standards than those required by new EU directive, government minister says
	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago	The head of Syria's main opposition umbrella body, the Syrian National Council, says he will resign amid growing criticism and rifts
	Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who has spent more than seven years in custody	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago
15:35	White births now minority in US	UK retains strict animal test law

	UK retains strict animal test law	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	Pinterest to get $100m investment	White births now minority in US
	Added	BBC Radio 5 live Live
15:25	Concern for yogurt maker's future	Bilingual public services plan
15:25	'Why I donated a kidney, aged 83' Watch02:00	'I'm not Superman' - Kidney donor, 83 Watch02:00
15:20	Sam Hallam on his time in prison Watch	'My seven years behind bars' Watch
	Mladic war crimes trial postponed	Mladic trial hit by legal hitch
	Darren Bravo is run out for 29 as West Indies lose a fourth wicket on the opening day of the first Test against England at Lord's.	Shivnarine Chanderpaul attempts to rebuild the West Indies innings after they slip to 100-4 on the opening day of the first Test at Lord's.
15:15	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'	Warning over A-level reform plans
15:15	Social work cuts 'risking lives'	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'
15:10	Court quashes murder conviction	Court quashes murder conviction
	A 24-year-old man who has served more than seven years in jail for a murder in central London has his conviction quashed.	A 24-year-old London man who has served more than seven years in jail for the murder of a trainee chef has his conviction quashed.
	Statins 'benefit healthy people'	Mladic war crimes trial postponed
	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.	The war crimes trial of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic is postponed on its second day because prosecutors failed to disclose some evidence to the defence.
	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos	Statins 'benefit healthy people'
	Prosecutors describe the chaos leading to the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, on the second day of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial.	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.
	Greece names caretaker cabinet	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos
15:05	Day in pictures	Your pictures
	Gold buttons	Day in pictures
	Fuentes' wake	Gold buttons
	Royal visit	Fuentes' wake
	Day in pictures	Royal visit
	Day in pictures	Day in pictures
	Dinosaur city	Day in pictures
	Jubilee pageant	Dinosaur city
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	Removed
	Jargon patrol	Jargon patrol
15:00	Kepler counts colossal explosions	'Superflares' from stars counted
15:00	Quiff upper lip	Quiff upper lip
14:45	Vauxhall: A ground-breaking deal Watch	Workers on 'fantastic deal' Watch
	UK retains strict animal test law	Kepler counts colossal explosions
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	UK retains strict animal test law
14:40	Darren Bravo marshals West Indies past 100 - for the loss of three wickets - on the first afternoon of the opening Test against England at Lord's.	Darren Bravo is run out for 29 as West Indies lose a fourth wicket on the opening day of the first Test against England at Lord's.
14:35	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'	Syria opposition head 'to resign'

	Media win Dale Farm footage fight	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'

	Olympic flame to be handed over	Media win Dale Farm footage fight

	White births now minority in US	Olympic flame to be handed over

	Arrests in beaten pensioner case	White births now minority in US

	Private police roles put on hold	Arrests in beaten pensioner case

	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT	Private police roles put on hold

	French Connection in profit alert	More households in fuel poverty
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	UK retains strict animal test law
	Citizen science yields moth data	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	Languages teaching 'must change'	Man who changed legal system free
	Syria opposition head 'to resign'	Drone hits al-Qaeda cell in Yemen
14:30	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago	The head of Syria's main opposition umbrella body, the Syrian National Council, says he will resign amid growing criticism and rifts
	Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who has spent more than seven years in custody	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago
	David Cameron says he is "prepared to do whatever is necessary" to protect UK and its currency from the troubles with the euro	Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who has spent more than seven years in custody
	David Cameron warns against "dangerous voices" pressing for a change of policy on government approach to spending cuts	David Cameron says he is "prepared to do whatever is necessary" to protect UK and its currency from the troubles with the euro
	PM: 'Make up or break-up' Watch	PM: 'Make up or break up' Watch
	Stuart Broad ends Adrian Barath's resistance as England strike shortly after lunch on day one of the first Test at Lord's.	Darren Bravo marshals West Indies past 100 - for the loss of three wickets - on the first afternoon of the opening Test against England at Lord's.
	Poor literacy standards tackled	Case against Hain not proceeding
	Foster carer appeal over shortage	Concern for yogurt maker's future
14:25	A 24-year-old man who has served seven years in jail for a murder in central London has his conviction quashed.	A 24-year-old man who has served more than seven years in jail for a murder in central London has his conviction quashed.
	Winstone slams murder case police	Sam Hallam on his time in prison Watch
	Murder alibi 'not investigated'	Winstone slams murder case police
	Syria is 'losing information war'	Syria opposition head 'to resign'
14:15	Stuart Broad ends Adrian Barath's resistance as England break through shortly after lunch on the opening day of the first Test at Lord's.	Stuart Broad ends Adrian Barath's resistance as England strike shortly after lunch on day one of the first Test at Lord's.
	Owen to leave Manchester United	Owen wants to extend his career
	'Bashtag' battle	TV royalty
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
	Time-lapse babies	'Bashtag' battle
	The people who record every single day of a child's life	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
	TV royalty	Time-lapse babies
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	The people who record every single day of a child's life
14:10	Diamond medal for Diamond sailor	Limbless Frenchman starts world swim
14:10	Pop master - Ken Bruce gets best ever audience	Diamond medal for Diamond sailor
14:05	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos	Cameron defends his euro warning
	Prosecutors describe the chaos leading to the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, on the second day of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial.	David Cameron says it was "more dangerous to stay silent than to speak out" - and insists there will be no retreat on deficit reduction.
	New video of Mladic in Srebrenica Watch	PM: 'Make up or break-up' Watch
	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica	Robinson: PM targets growth argument
	Cameron defends his euro warning	Statins 'benefit healthy people'
	David Cameron says it was "more dangerous to stay silent than to speak out" - and insists there will be no retreat on deficit reduction.	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.
	Statins 'benefit healthy people'	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos
	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.	Prosecutors describe the chaos leading to the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, on the second day of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial.
	Adrian Barath and Darren Bravo help West Indies recover from the loss of two early wickets in the first Test against England at Lord's.	Stuart Broad ends Adrian Barath's resistance as England break through shortly after lunch on the opening day of the first Test at Lord's.
	How to grow a four-metre moustache	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?
	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?	7 questions on sandwiches
	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29	'Why I donated a kidney, aged 83' Watch02:00
	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
	Princess: "I would hate to be competing" Watch04:40	'I would hate to compete in 2012' Watch04:40
	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56
	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
	'Bashtag' battle	Quiff upper lip
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?	The man with the world's longest moustache gives his grooming tips
	Time-lapse babies	'Bashtag' battle
	The people who record every single day of a child's life	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
	TV royalty	Time-lapse babies
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	The people who record every single day of a child's life
	'Green on blue'	TV royalty
	How safe are UK soldiers working with Afghan forces?	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
	The power of the sea	'Green on blue'
	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water	How safe are UK soldiers working with Afghan forces?
14:00	MP defies 50,000/1 odds in ballot	MP defies 58,000/1 odds in ballot
13:55	West Indies recover from the loss of two early wickets to reach 83-2 by lunch in the first Test against England at Lord's.	Adrian Barath and Darren Bravo help West Indies recover from the loss of two early wickets in the first Test against England at Lord's.
13:55	McDonnell tops MPs' bill ballot	MP defies 50,000/1 odds in ballot
13:50	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	Princess: "I would hate to be competing" Watch04:40
	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15
	Simon Cowell: 'I'm lucky and weird' Listen10:07	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00
	Moonrise Kingdom opens Cannes Watch01:31	Simon Cowell: 'I'm lucky and weird' Listen10:07
13:45	Vauxhall: A ground-breaking deal Watch	Deal lifts cloud over plant
13:45	In depth: Global car industry	Vauxhall: A ground-breaking deal Watch
13:40	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis	Cameron defends his euro warning
	David Cameron has said it is his job to keep the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.	David Cameron says it was "more dangerous to stay silent than to speak out" - and insists there will be no retreat on deficit reduction.
	English housing starts fall back	Private police roles put on hold

	Pop master - Ken Bruce gets best ever audience	Diamond medal for Diamond sailor
	The Voice should be a radio show, says Cowell	Pop master - Ken Bruce gets best ever audience
	Stars shine on Cannes red carpet	Cowell is 'puzzled' by The Voice
	Wiggles founder members bow out	Stars shine on Cannes red carpet
	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
13:35	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago
	English housing starts fall back	Arrests in beaten pensioner case

	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT	English housing starts fall back

	Spanish queen cancels UK visit	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT

	What does 're-moding' actually mean?	How to grow a four-metre moustache
	How to grow a four-metre moustache	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?
	BBC News at One Live	BBC News Channel Live
	'Bashtag' battle	Jargon patrol
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?	What does the word 're-mode' actually mean?
	Time-lapse babies	'Bashtag' battle
	The people who record every single day of a child's life	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
	TV royalty	Time-lapse babies
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	The people who record every single day of a child's life
	'Green on blue'	TV royalty
	How safe are UK soldiers working with Afghan forces?	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
	The power of the sea	'Green on blue'
	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water	How safe are UK soldiers working with Afghan forces?
	Setting sail	The power of the sea
	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water
13:30	Added	Two people arrested on suspicion of assault on Emma Winnell, the 93-year-old attacked in her home in Birmingham two weeks ago BREAKING NEWS
13:25	Court quashes murder conviction	Court quashes murder conviction
	Dalglish will feel 'distraught'	Liverpool 'need to move quickly'
	Innocent man on eight years in jail Watch01:29	Innocent man on seven years in jail Watch01:29
13:20	Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who has spent more than seven years in custody	Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who has spent more than seven years in custody
	Court quashes murder conviction	Court quashes murder conviction
	Bankia shares continue to slide	Bankia shares continue to slide
	'Innocent man' on eight years in jail Watch01:29	Innocent man on eight years in jail Watch01:29
13:15	Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who spent more than seven years in jail	Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who has spent more than seven years in custody
	LATEST England bowl first in First Test against West Indies; Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow make his Test debut Live	Removed
	Judges to rule on murder appeal	Court quashes murder conviction
	Appeal judges are due to rule in the case of a man who has spent seven years in jail for a murder he insists he did not commit.	A 24-year-old man who has served seven years in jail for a murder in central London has his conviction quashed.
	West Indies recover from the loss of two early wickets to reach 83-2 by lunch in the first Test against England.	West Indies recover from the loss of two early wickets to reach 83-2 by lunch in the first Test against England at Lord's.
	Spain's cost of borrowing jumps	Bankia shares continue to slide
	How to grow a four-metre moustache	What does 're-moding' actually mean?
	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?	How to grow a four-metre moustache
	France questions EU fiscal pact	Greece names caretaker cabinet
	The power of the sea	'Green on blue'
	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water	How safe are UK soldiers working with Afghan forces?
	Setting sail	The power of the sea
	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water
	E-Day	Setting sail
	Robert Peston on the ECB's trillion euro loan	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?
13:10	Added	BREAKING NEWS Judges quash murder conviction of Sam Hallam, 24, who spent more than seven years in jail
	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'	Judges to rule on murder appeal
	A third of children in England cannot swim by the time they leave primary school, according to research from the Amateur Swimming Association.	Appeal judges are due to rule in the case of a man who has spent seven years in jail for a murder he insists he did not commit.
	Swimming lessons scheme extended	Winstone slams murder case police
	Olympic Park to host School Games	Murder alibi 'not investigated'
	Judges to rule on murder appeal	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'

	Adrian Barath leads West Indies' response after James Anderson claims two early wickets for England in the first Test at Lord's.	West Indies recover from the loss of two early wickets to reach 83-2 by lunch in the first Test against England.
	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead	Pinterest to get $100m investment
13:05	BBC News Channel Live	BBC News at One Live
13:00	Crowds cheer release of 'innocent man' Watch02:27	'Innocent man' on eight years in jail Watch01:29
12:50	Media win Dale Farm footage fight	Judges to rule on murder appeal

	Olympic flame to be handed over	Media win Dale Farm footage fight

	White births now minority in US	Olympic flame to be handed over

	English housing starts fall back	White births now minority in US

	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT	English housing starts fall back

	Spanish queen cancels UK visit	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT

	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead	Spanish queen cancels UK visit

	'Go-go' musician Chuck Brown dies	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead
12:45	James Anderson claims two early wickets as England prosper with the new ball after winning the toss in the first Test at Lord's.	Adrian Barath leads West Indies' response after James Anderson claims two early wickets for England in the first Test at Lord's.
12:40	Media win Dale Farm film battle	Media win Dale Farm footage fight
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	Lobbying 'to be reformed by 2015'
	Citizen science yields moth data	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	Whales can adjust their hearing	Citizen science yields moth data
	'Bashtag' battle	The status of statins
	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?	Could the proposal to protect all over-50s from heart attacks work?
	Time-lapse babies	'Bashtag' battle
	The people who record every single day of a child's life	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
	TV royalty	Time-lapse babies
	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee	The people who record every single day of a child's life
	The power of the sea	TV royalty
	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
	Setting sail	The power of the sea
	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water
	Village life	Setting sail
	How retirement complexes could help tackle social care crisis	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?
12:35	Mladic Srebrenica footage Watch	New video of Mladic in Srebrenica Watch
	Live: Business statement Live	Live: Queen's Speech debate Live
	Leader of the House Sir George Young is outlining forthcoming Commons business.	MPs are debating the programme of laws for the new session proposed in the Queen's Speech focusing on jobs and growth.
12:25	English housing starts fall back	White births now minority in US

	White births now minority in US	English housing starts fall back

	Spanish queen cancels UK visit	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT

	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead	Spanish queen cancels UK visit

	Oldest living kidney donor at 83	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead

	Topping England's priorities	US golf fans 'less knowledgeable'
	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	Robotic arm controlled by thought	Oldest living kidney donor at 83
	Cannabis laws 'need changing'	Robotic arm controlled by thought
	Google makes search 'more human'	Privacy watchdog to meet Google
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	Citizen science yields moth data
	Citizen science yields moth data	Whales can adjust their hearing
	Leveson Inquiry Live	Removed
12:20	Hate crime cases rise in Scotland	Man admits rape and sex assault
	Activists storm Montreal classes	'Go-go' musician Chuck Brown dies
	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	Film 'shows General enter Srebrenica' Watch02:56
	Who may do best in Greece poll? Watch01:40	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
	Simon Cowell: 'I'm lucky and weird' Listen10:07	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15
	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00
	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20	Simon Cowell: 'I'm lucky and weird' Listen10:07
	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00	Moonrise Kingdom opens Cannes Watch01:31
12:15	James Anderson claims two wickets twice as England prosper with the new ball after winning the toss in the first Test at Lord's.	James Anderson claims two early wickets as England prosper with the new ball after winning the toss in the first Test at Lord's.
12:10	LATEST Vauxhall confirms that a new Astra model will be built at the Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs	Removed
	James Anderson bowls Kieran Powell for five as England enjoy early success after winning the toss in the first Test at Lord's.	James Anderson claims two wickets twice as England prosper with the new ball after winning the toss in the first Test at Lord's.
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	Blunkett: Axe guide dog food VAT
	Citizen science yields moth data	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	Whales can adjust their hearing	Citizen science yields moth data
	Who may do best in Greece poll? Watch01:40	Who may do best in Greece poll? Watch01:40
	Setting sail	TV royalty
	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?	Watching the big events - from the Coronation to the Jubilee
	Village life	Setting sail
	How retirement complexes could help tackle social care crisis	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?
	Cutting through	Village life
	How the Swiss Army knife had to adapt after 9/11	How retirement complexes could help tackle social care crisis
12:00	MoD to 'protect' regiment names	Languages teaching 'must change'
12:00	Greeks withdraw millions from banks Watch01:40	Who may do best in Greece poll? Watch01:40
11:50	David Cameron says he is "prepared to do whatever is necessary" to protect UK and its currency from the troubles with the euro	David Cameron says he is "prepared to do whatever is necessary" to protect UK and its currency from the troubles with the euro
	David Cameron warns against "dangerous voices" pressing for a change of policy on government approach to spending cuts	David Cameron warns against "dangerous voices" pressing for a change of policy on government approach to spending cuts
	Media win Dale Farm film battle	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis
	Media organisations win a High Court battle over police orders to relinquish film of the evictions from the Essex traveller site.	David Cameron has said it is his job to keep the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.
	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis	Media win Dale Farm film battle

	Moth survey 'biggest of its kind'	Citizen science yields moth data
	Gold buttons	Day in pictures
	Fuentes' wake	Gold buttons
	Royal visit	Fuentes' wake
	Day in pictures	Royal visit
	Day in pictures	Day in pictures
	Dinosaur city	Day in pictures
	Jubilee pageant	Dinosaur city
	Big and beautiful	Jubilee pageant
11:45	Live text commentary as England - featuring debutant Jonny Bairstow - win the toss and bowl against West Indies at Lord's.	James Anderson bowls Kieran Powell for five as England enjoy early success after winning the toss in the first Test at Lord's.
	Dalglish will be fragile - Hansen	Dalglish will feel 'distraught'
	French Connection in profit alert	Spain's cost of borrowing jumps
	France questions EU fiscal pact	French Connection in profit alert
	Tidal turbine 'performing well'	Whales can adjust their hearing
	'Go-go' musician Chuck Brown dies	Wiggles founder members bow out
	Leishman named as Fife's provost	MoD to 'protect' regiment names
	Troubles survivors lobby Stormont	Plans to make whiskey in old jail
	Greece names caretaker cabinet	France questions EU fiscal pact
	Time-lapse babies	'Bashtag' battle
	The people who record every single day of a child's life	Has social media shifted balance when making complaints?
	Setting sail	Time-lapse babies
	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?	The people who record every single day of a child's life
	Village life	Setting sail
	How retirement complexes could help tackle social care crisis	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?
	Cutting through	Village life
	How the Swiss Army knife had to adapt after 9/11	How retirement complexes could help tackle social care crisis
	E-Day	Cutting through
	Robert Peston on the ECB's trillion euro loan	How the Swiss Army knife had to adapt after 9/11
	Meet Gareth	E-Day
	The Welsh director behind martial arts movie The Raid	Robert Peston on the ECB's trillion euro loan
11:40	Winstone slams murder case police	Children died from 'suffocation'
11:40	'Refocus' call at Cardiff airport	Foster carer appeal over shortage
11:35	Brazil truth commission installed	Rio hotels agree summit price cut
	Live: Energy questions Live	Live: Business statement Live
	Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and his team are answering questions from MPs on feed-in tariffs, the Green Deal and wind turbines.	Leader of the House Sir George Young is outlining forthcoming Commons business.
	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15	Simon Cowell: 'I'm lucky and weird' Listen10:07
	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15
	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20
	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00
11:30	England bowl first in First Test against West Indies; Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow make his Test debut Live	Trial of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic adjourned because of 'significant errors' by prosecution
	Vauxhall confirms that a new Astra model will be built at the Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs	England bowl first in First Test against West Indies; Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow make his Test debut Live
	Gunmen kill six policemen and a civilian in attack on governor's compound in western Afghanistan, officials say	Vauxhall confirms that a new Astra model will be built at the Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs
	UK housing market 'needs fixing'	English housing starts fall back
11:20	Live text commentary as England - featuring debutant Jonny Bairstow - win the toss and bowl against West Indies in the opening Test of the summer at Lord's.	Live text commentary as England - featuring debutant Jonny Bairstow - win the toss and bowl against West Indies at Lord's.
11:20	Cameron speech on global economy Live	BBC News Channel Live
11:15	Added	David Cameron says he is "prepared to do whatever is necessary" to protect UK and its currency from the troubles with the euro LATEST David Cameron warns against "dangerous voices" pressing for a change of policy on government approach to spending cuts LATEST
	LATEST Broadcasters win legal battle not to hand over to police footage of Dale Farm travellers' site evictions	Removed
	Added	Vauxhall: A ground-breaking deal Watch

	No front-runners for Reds hotseat	Dalglish will be fragile - Hansen
11:10	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal
	Live text commentary as England - featuring debutant Jonny Bairstow - take on West Indies at Lord's in the opening Test of the summer.	Live text commentary as England - featuring debutant Jonny Bairstow - win the toss and bowl against West Indies in the opening Test of the summer at Lord's.
	Whales can adjust their hearing	Moth survey 'biggest of its kind'
	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?	How to grow a four-metre moustache
	7 questions on sandwiches	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?
11:05	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'	UK housing market 'needs fixing'

	UK housing market 'needs fixing'	White births now minority in US

	Ken Bruce gets best ever audience	Oldest living kidney donor at 83

	83-year-old becomes UK's oldest living kidney donor	Pop master - Ken Bruce gets best ever audience
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	McDonnell tops MPs' bill ballot
	McDonnell tops MPs' bill ballot	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	Social work cuts 'risking lives'	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'
	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'	Social work cuts 'risking lives'
	Consultation responses go public	Hate crime cases rise in Scotland
	White births now minority in US	Activists storm Montreal classes
11:00	Congo warlord's 'days numbered'	Death penalty for Somaliland raid
11:00	BBC News Channel Live	Cameron speech on global economy Live
10:50	Added	England bowl first in First Test against West Indies; Yorkshire's Jonny Bairstow make his Test debut Live LATEST
	Live text commentary as England take on West Indies at Lord's in the opening Test of the summer.	Live text commentary as England - featuring debutant Jonny Bairstow - take on West Indies at Lord's in the opening Test of the summer.
	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'	McDonnell tops MPs' bill ballot
	Poor literacy standards tackled	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'
	'Refocus' call at Cardiff airport	Poor literacy standards tackled
	Railway crime falls by a quarter	'Refocus' call at Cardiff airport
10:45	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	BREAKING NEWS	LATEST
	LATEST Vauxhall workers vote in favour of a pay deal, clearing the way for a plan to save Ellesmere Port plant LATEST A third of children in England cannot swim when they leave primary school, Amateur Swimming Association research suggests	Removed
	Mladic Srebrenica footage shown Watch	Mladic Srebrenica footage Watch
10:40	Vauxhall factory wins new Astra	Jobs boost as UK gets Astra deal
	Thompson confirms Annie script	'Go-go' musician Chuck Brown dies
	'Suicidal' man in £25,000 pay-out	'Suicidal' man in £25,000 payout
	Activists storm Montreal classes	White births now minority in US
10:35	Vauxhall press conference Live	Removed

	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica	Mladic Srebrenica footage shown Watch
	Mladic cuts defiant figure	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica
	Experts study Harry Potter novels	Leishman named as Fife's provost
	Crowds cheer release of innocent man Watch02:27	Crowds cheer release of 'innocent man' Watch02:27
	Cutting through	The power of the sea
	How the Swiss Army knife had to adapt after 9/11	David Shukman on a project to put wind turbines deep under water
	E-Day	Cutting through
	Robert Peston on the ECB's trillion euro loan	How the Swiss Army knife had to adapt after 9/11
	Fallen king	E-Day
	The American revolution which dethroned Dalglish	Robert Peston on the ECB's trillion euro loan
10:30	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'	Vauxhall factory wins new Astra
	Workers at Vauxhall vote in favour of a new pay deal, clearing the way for owner General Motors to invest in the Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs.	Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port car plant will build a new Astra car in a deal that means huge investment and the creation and support of thousands of jobs.
	No front-runners for Reds hotseat	England v West Indies Live
	Liverpool's owners want the club's new boss to be in place for four to five years, but as of yet there are no front-runners.	Live text commentary as England take on West Indies at Lord's in the opening Test of the summer.
	Strauss not thinking of quitting	Owen to leave Manchester United
	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson	No front-runners for Reds hotseat
	West Indies legends - Sir Viv Richards Watch	Topping England's priorities
10:25	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'	French Connection in profit alert
	French Connection in profit alert	France questions EU fiscal pact
	Senior civil servant to resign	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'
	Cameron and Miliband clash over police cuts Watch	Live: Energy questions Live
	Prime Minister David Cameron has dismissed a suggestion by Labour leader Ed Miliband that the police are "absolutely furious" with cuts to their budgets, retorting that cuts under Labour would be "deeper".	Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and his team are answering questions from MPs on feed-in tariffs, the Green Deal and wind turbines.
	Vauxhall plant announcement Live	BBC News Channel Live
10:20	War crimes prosecutors describe the chaos leading up the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, on the second day of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's trial.	Prosecutors describe the chaos leading to the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, on the second day of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial.
	Mladic: Second day of trial Live	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica
	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica	Mladic cuts defiant figure
	Media organisations win a High Court battle over police orders to hand over film of the evictions from the Essex traveller site.	Media organisations win a High Court battle over police orders to relinquish film of the evictions from the Essex traveller site.
	Children's shows to leave BBC One	Stars shine on Cannes red carpet
10:15	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal	Consultation responses go public
10:15	Spain set to pay more on bonds	Greece names caretaker cabinet
10:10	LATEST Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said	Removed
	Added	Vauxhall press conference Live

	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica	Mladic: Second day of trial Live
	Mladic cuts defiant figure	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica
	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53	Crowds cheer release of innocent man Watch02:27
	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
	Greeks withdraw millions from banks Watch01:40	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15	Greeks withdraw millions from banks Watch01:40
	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15
	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20
	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00
	Moonrise Kingdom opens Cannes Watch01:31	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19
10:05	Added	BREAKING NEWS Vauxhall confirms that a new Astra model will be built at the Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs
	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos
	BBC News Channel Live	Vauxhall plant announcement Live
10:00	Broadcasters win legal battle not to hand over to police footage of Dale Farm travellers' site evictions	Broadcasters win legal battle not to hand over to police footage of Dale Farm travellers' site evictions
	Workers at Vauxhall vote in favour of a new pay deal, clearing the way for owner General Motors to invest in the company's Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs.	Workers at Vauxhall vote in favour of a new pay deal, clearing the way for owner General Motors to invest in the Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs.
	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica	Trial told of Srebrenica chaos
	Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial enters its second day, with prosecutors focusing on the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.	War crimes prosecutors describe the chaos leading up the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, on the second day of Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's trial.
	Statins 'benefit healthy people'	Media win Dale Farm film battle
	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.	Media organisations win a High Court battle over police orders to hand over film of the evictions from the Essex traveller site.
	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis	Statins 'benefit healthy people'
	David Cameron is expected to say it is his job to keep the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.
	Olympic flame to be handed over	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis

	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'	Olympic flame to be handed over

	Social work cuts 'risking lives'	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'

	Poor literacy standards tackled	Social work cuts 'risking lives'
	Gove pushes for performance pay	Poor literacy standards tackled
	Old films to aid memory recovery	'Suicidal' man in £25,000 pay-out
	Added	Leveson Inquiry Live
09:55	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20
	Trillion euro loan	E-Day
	Robert Peston on the day the ECB saved the eurozone's banks	Robert Peston on the ECB's trillion euro loan
09:45	Added	LATEST Gunmen kill six policemen and a civilian in attack on governor's compound in western Afghanistan, officials say
	E-Day showdown	Trillion euro loan
	The day the ECB saved the eurozone's banks	Robert Peston on the day the ECB saved the eurozone's banks
09:40	LATEST	BREAKING NEWS
	Vauxhall workers vote in favour of a pay deal, clearing the way for a plan to save Ellesmere Port plant	Broadcasters win legal battle not to hand over to police footage of Dale Farm travellers' site evictions
	A third of children in England cannot swim when they leave primary school, Amateur Swimming Association research suggests	Vauxhall workers vote in favour of a pay deal, clearing the way for a plan to save Ellesmere Port plant
	Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said	A third of children in England cannot swim when they leave primary school, Amateur Swimming Association research suggests
	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says	Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said
09:35	Second day of the trial of former Bosnian Serb army commander, Ratko Mladic Live LATEST	Removed
	Mladic: Second day of trial Live	Timeline: Siege of Srebrenica
	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20	Meet man who donated kidney at 83 Watch02:15
	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20
	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00
	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19
09:30	Gove pushes for performance pay	Poor literacy standards tackled
	Early school entry 'detrimental'	Gove pushes for performance pay
	Poor literacy standards tackled	'Refocus' call at Cardiff airport
	'Refocus' call at Cardiff airport	Railway crime falls by a quarter
09:25	Senior civil servant to resign	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	UK unemployment falls by 45,000	Senior civil servant to resign
	Councils 'must lower emissions'	Whales can adjust their hearing
	Whales can adjust their hearing	Tidal turbine 'performing well'
	Tidal turbine 'performing well'	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal
	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal	Experts study Harry Potter novels
09:20	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'
	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica
	David Cameron is expected to say it is his job to keep the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.	Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial enters its second day, with prosecutors focusing on the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
	Robinson: PM 'not for turning'	Mladic: Second day of trial Live
	Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'	Mladic cuts defiant figure
	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'
	Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial enters its second day, with prosecutors focusing on the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.	A third of children in England cannot swim by the time they leave primary school, according to research from the Amateur Swimming Association.
	Mladic: Second day of trial Live	Swimming lessons scheme extended
	Mladic cuts defiant figure	Olympic Park to host School Games
	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis
	Higher university tuition fees have not boosted teaching time at England's universities, research suggests.	David Cameron is expected to say it is his job to keep the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.
	Social work cuts 'risking lives'	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'

	UK housing market 'needs fixing'	Social work cuts 'risking lives'

	Spanish queen cancels UK visit	UK housing market 'needs fixing'

	Government to miss cookie cut-off	Spanish queen cancels UK visit

	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'	Gove pushes for performance pay
	Gove pushes for performance pay	Early school entry 'detrimental'
	Google makes search 'more human'	Government to miss cookie cut-off
	The Pirate Bay hit by hack attack	Google makes search 'more human'
	Day in pictures	Gold buttons
	Day in pictures	Fuentes' wake
	Dinosaur city	Royal visit
	Jubilee pageant	Day in pictures
	Big and beautiful	Day in pictures
	Day in pictures	Dinosaur city
	Week in pictures	Jubilee pageant
	Classic cars	Big and beautiful
09:15	Spain set to pay more on bonds	French Connection in profit alert
	Cannes jury denies 'sexism' claim	Thompson confirms Annie script
	French PM Ayrault names cabinet	Spain set to pay more on bonds
09:05	Tidal turbine 'performing well'	Whales can adjust their hearing
	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal	Tidal turbine 'performing well'
	Experts study Harry Potter novels	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal
	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live	BBC Radio 5 live Live
09:00	Old films to aid memory recovery	Cannabis laws 'need changing'
09:00	Playwright wins political asylum	Old films to aid memory recovery
08:50	General Motors is to confirm this morning that Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant has been saved, securing the jobs of 2,100 staff and creating hundreds more.	Workers at Vauxhall vote in favour of a new pay deal, clearing the way for owner General Motors to invest in the company's Ellesmere Port plant, securing 2,100 jobs.
08:35	Second day of the trial of former Bosnian Serb army commander, Ratko Mladic Live	Vauxhall workers vote in favour of a pay deal, clearing the way for a plan to save Ellesmere Port plant
	Business Secretary Vince Cable says expected announcement by GM will mean 700 new jobs at the Ellesmere Port plant	Second day of the trial of former Bosnian Serb army commander, Ratko Mladic Live
	Time-lapse babies	Time-lapse babies
08:30	BBC Breakfast Live	BBC News Channel Live
08:20	Housing market 'not being fixed'	UK housing market 'needs fixing'
	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19	Spain's Queen cancels Jubilee trip Watch01:20
	Moonrise Kingdom opens Cannes Watch01:31	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19
	Will Smith's Team GB Olympic workout Watch01:27	Moonrise Kingdom opens Cannes Watch01:31
08:15	Added	Second day of the trial of former Bosnian Serb army commander, Ratko Mladic Live LATEST
	General Motors is to confirm within hours that Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant has been saved, securing the jobs of 2,100 staff, the BBC learns.	General Motors is to confirm this morning that Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant has been saved, securing the jobs of 2,100 staff and creating hundreds more.
	Opel and Vauxhall face tough future	In depth: Global car industry
	Car plant questions after losses	Removed
	Mladic cuts defiant figure	Mladic: Second day of trial Live
	Prosecutor: Rape was systematic Watch	Mladic cuts defiant figure
	Railway crime falls by a quarter	'Refocus' call at Cardiff airport
08:10	A third of children in England cannot swim when they leave primary school, Amateur Swimming Association research suggests	Business Secretary Vince Cable says expected announcement by GM will mean 700 new jobs at the Ellesmere Port plant
	Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said	A third of children in England cannot swim when they leave primary school, Amateur Swimming Association research suggests
	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says	Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said
	Four people are arrested in a protest by the British National Party in Rochdale over a child sex grooming case	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says
08:05	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson
	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson	Sportsday - breaking sports news Live
	Experts study Harry Potter novels	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal
	Queen asked to end 'blood taint'	Experts study Harry Potter novels
	Troubles survivors lobby Stormont	Black armbands to mark tragedy
	'Fear' over body parts retention	Troubles survivors lobby Stormont
	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41	Moonrise Kingdom opens Cannes Watch01:31
	PM faces 'LOL' text jibe in Commons Watch01:09	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41
08:00	UK unemployment falls by 45,000	Senior civil servant to resign
	In Full: Prime Minister's Questions	UK unemployment falls by 45,000
	Royal couple continue their tour	Playwright wins political asylum
07:55	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'	Statins 'benefit healthy people'
	Higher university tuition fees have not boosted teaching time at England's universities, research suggests.	Thousands of heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if the cholesterol-lowering drugs, statins, were more widely prescribed, research suggests.
	Olympic flame to be handed over	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'
	The Olympic flame is to be officially handed over to organisers of the London Games at a ceremony in Athens.	Higher university tuition fees have not boosted teaching time at England's universities, research suggests.
	Social work cuts 'risking lives'	Olympic flame to be handed over

	Housing market 'not being fixed'	Social work cuts 'risking lives'

	Spanish queen cancels UK visit	Housing market 'not being fixed'

	Government to miss cookie cut-off	Spanish queen cancels UK visit

	Councils 'must lower emissions'	Government to miss cookie cut-off

	Statins 'benefit healthy people'	Robotic arm controlled by thought
	Robotic arm controlled by thought	Old films to aid memory recovery
	Tidal turbine 'performing well'	Councils 'must lower emissions'
	Whales can adjust their hearing	Tidal turbine 'performing well'
	Old films to aid memory recovery	Royal couple continue their tour
07:40	Cardiff Airport boss leaves job	Railway crime falls by a quarter
07:35	Cardiff Airport boss leaves job	Poor literacy standards tackled
07:35	'Savage' killers set man on fire	Cardiff Airport boss leaves job
07:25	UK climate fix balloon grounded	Whales can adjust their hearing
07:20	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal
	Carroll in England Euro squad	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson
	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal	West Indies legends - Sir Viv Richards Watch
07:15	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson	Strauss not thinking of quitting
	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson
	Strauss not thinking of quitting	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal
07:05	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19	Greeks withdraw millions from banks Watch01:40
	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19
	Acropolis ceremony for Olympic torch Watch00:45	How new boy saved eurozone banks Watch04:00
	Lift-off for private space travel? Watch01:28	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41
06:45	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
06:45	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
06:35	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica
06:30	Adrenaline sports on dangerous volcano Watch01:33	Speed flyers take on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
	Pakistan set to lift Nato Afghan blockade Watch02:25	A look at new monsters of the deep Watch01:53
	Lift-off for private space travel? Watch01:28	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41
	PM faces 'LOL' text jibe in Commons Watch01:09	Lift-off for private space travel? Watch01:28
	Will Smith's Team GB Olympic workout Watch01:27	PM faces 'LOL' text jibe in Commons Watch01:09
	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41	Will Smith's Team GB Olympic workout Watch01:27
06:20	'Fear' over body parts retention	Troubles survivors lobby Stormont
06:20	Victims 'need more information'	'Fear' over body parts retention
06:15	Dalglish sacked as Liverpool boss	No front-runners for Reds hotseat
	Kenny Dalglish is sacked as Liverpool manager after finishing eighth in a disappointing Premier League campaign.	Liverpool's owners want the club's new boss to be in place for four to five years, but as of yet there are no front-runners.
	N Korea 'resumes work' on reactor	Passport boost for activist Chen
	The American revolution which dethroned Kenny Dalglish	The American revolution which dethroned Dalglish
06:05	Finance firm creates 164 new jobs	Victims 'need more information'
	BBC News Channel Live	BBC Breakfast Live
	BBC Radio 5 live Live	BBC Radio 4 - Today Live
05:50	Rebuilding spurs Japan economy	Spain set to pay more on bonds
05:50	Spain set to pay more on bonds	French PM Ayrault names cabinet
05:45	Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said	A third of children in England cannot swim when they leave primary school, Amateur Swimming Association research suggests
	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says	Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said
	Spain's Queen Sofia cancels vist to UK for the Diamond Jubilee following disputes with London over Gibraltar	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says
	Gove pushes for performance pay	Schools 'fail to teach swimming'
	Early school entry 'detrimental'	Gove pushes for performance pay
	Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'	Spain set to pay more on bonds
05:40	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says	Some apprenticeship schemes are of no benefit, a parliamentary committee has said
	Spain's Queen Sofia cancels vist to UK for the Diamond Jubilee following disputes with London over Gibraltar	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says
	Four people are arrested in a protest by the British National Party in Rochdale over a child sex grooming case	Spain's Queen Sofia cancels vist to UK for the Diamond Jubilee following disputes with London over Gibraltar
	File-sharing website The Pirate Bay hit by hacking attack	Four people are arrested in a protest by the British National Party in Rochdale over a child sex grooming case
05:35	The Welsh director behind an Indonesian martial arts hit	The Welsh director behind martial arts movie The Raid
05:35	Added	Newspaper review Papers discuss eurozone warnings
05:25	New faces on Tory 1922 committee	UK unemployment falls by 45,000
05:25	Heckled May defends police change	In Full: Prime Minister's Questions
05:10	UK climate fix balloon grounded	Tidal turbine 'performing well'
	Subways share universal structure	UK climate fix balloon grounded
	Tidal turbine 'performing well'	Experts study Harry Potter novels
	Experts study Harry Potter novels	Queen asked to end 'blood taint'
04:45	China veterans urge Zhou sacking	N Korea 'resumes work' on reactor
04:30	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'
	Added	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica Bosnian Serb ex-army chief Ratko Mladic's war crimes trial enters its second day, with prosecutors focusing on the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. Mladic cuts defiant figure Prosecutor: Rape was systematic Watch
	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica	Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'
04:20	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19	Pakistan set to lift Nato Afghan blockade Watch02:25
	Lift-off for private space travel? Watch01:28	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19
	Acropolis ceremony for Olympic torch Watch00:45	Lift-off for private space travel? Watch01:28
	PM faces 'LOL' text jibe in Commons Watch01:09	Acropolis ceremony for Olympic torch Watch00:45
	Will Smith's Team GB Olympic workout Watch01:27	PM faces 'LOL' text jibe in Commons Watch01:09
	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41	Will Smith's Team GB Olympic workout Watch01:27
	Professor Green and Bill Turnbull battle Watch03:33	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41
04:15	Taylor says witnesses 'bought'	Congo warlord's 'days numbered'
04:05	Mladic 'headed ethnic cleansing'	Mladic trial focus on Srebrenica
04:00	Added	Opel and Vauxhall face tough future Car plant questions after losses
	Fatal fire 'started with petrol'	Spanish queen cancels UK visit

	Spanish queen cancels UK visit	Councils 'must lower emissions'

03:50	Convicted murderer handed freedom	Housing market 'not being fixed'
03:50
03:40	Boy guilty of conkers row murder	Government to miss cookie cut-off

	Government to miss cookie cut-off	Spanish queen cancels UK visit

	Spanish queen cancels UK visit	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead

	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead	Ken Bruce gets best ever audience

	'Late developer' Ken Bruce gets best ever audience	The Voice should be a radio show, says Cowell
03:20	Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'	Robinson: PM 'not for turning'
03:20	Bank warns of euro crisis 'storm'	Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'
03:10	Heckled May defends police change	Social work cuts 'risking lives'

	Baby lamppost death accidental	Spanish queen cancels UK visit

	New faces on Tory 1922 committee	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead

	UK unemployment falls by 45,000	New faces on Tory 1922 committee
	In Full: Prime Minister's Questions	Heckled May defends police change
	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead	Activists storm Montreal classes
	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19	Adrenaline sports on dangerous volcano Watch01:33
	Lift-off for private space travel? Watch01:28	Thoughts used to control robotic arm Watch02:19
	Acropolis ceremony for Olympic torch Watch00:45	Lift-off for private space travel? Watch01:28
	PM faces 'LOL' text jibe in Commons Watch01:09	Acropolis ceremony for Olympic torch Watch00:45
	Will Smith's Team GB Olympic workout Watch01:27	PM faces 'LOL' text jibe in Commons Watch01:09
	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41	Will Smith's Team GB Olympic workout Watch01:27
	Professor Green and Bill Turnbull battle Watch03:33	Children's shows leave BBC One Listen07:41
	Fighter jets rehearse jubilee fly-past Watch01:46	Professor Green and Bill Turnbull battle Watch03:33
02:45	Sausage protection turned down	Old films to aid memory recovery
02:20	Body found in missing boy search	Tidal turbine 'performing well'
02:20	Scots artist George Wyllie dies	Experts study Harry Potter novels
02:15	Added	Time-lapse babies The people who record every single day of a child's life
02:15	Added	Fallen king The American revolution which dethroned Kenny Dalglish
02:10	Robert F Kennedy Jr wife 'dead'	Robert F Kennedy Jr's wife dead
02:00	David Cameron is expected to say it is his job to the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.	David Cameron is expected to say it is his job to keep the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.
	Higher university fees have not boosted teaching time at England's universities, research suggests.	Higher university tuition fees have not boosted teaching time at England's universities, research suggests.
	Fatal fire 'started with petrol'	Olympic flame to be handed over
	Police say petrol was used to start a fire in a house in Derby in which six children died, as their parents appeal for privacy.	The Olympic flame is to be officially handed over to organisers of the London Games at a ceremony in Athens.
	Added	Fatal fire 'started with petrol'
	Olympic flame to be handed over	'Late developer' Ken Bruce gets best ever audience
01:50	PM: Euro to 'make-up or break-up'	Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'
	Baby lamppost death accidental	Government to miss cookie cut-off

	New faces on Tory 1922 committee	Baby lamppost death accidental

	Google makes search 'more human'	New faces on Tory 1922 committee

	Terrier sounds panic alarm after owner's fall	83-year-old becomes UK's oldest living kidney donor
	Irish town takes a punt at bringing back old money	Olympic flame to be handed over
	Oldest living kidney donor at 83	Robotic arm controlled by thought
	Government to miss cookie cut-off	Google makes search 'more human'
	Robotic arm controlled by thought	Subways share universal structure
01:45	Subways share universal structure	Robotic arm controlled by thought
	Mind over matter	Village life
	Paralysed patients control robotic arm using their thoughts.	How retirement complexes could help tackle social care crisis
	Marie Colvin mourned	Cutting through
	Tribute paid to 'greatest war correspondent'	How the Swiss Army knife had to adapt after 9/11
		Removed
	In pictures BBC children's programmes over seven decades.	Removed
	We're invisible	E-Day showdown
	Why women's unemployment is rising faster than men's	The day the ECB saved the eurozone's banks
	Stuff the Jubilee	Meet Gareth
	Have the punks of '77 changed their minds about the royals? The new Latin? A top Italian university switches to English	The Welsh director behind an Indonesian martial arts hit
01:40	General Motors is to confirm with hours that Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant has been saved, securing the jobs of 2,100 staff, the BBC learns.	General Motors is to confirm within hours that Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant has been saved, securing the jobs of 2,100 staff, the BBC learns.
01:35	Bank warns of euro crisis 'storm'	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'
	The Bank of England warns that the eurozone is "tearing itself apart" with the "storm" threatening the UK recovery, as it cuts its forecast for growth this year.	General Motors is to confirm with hours that Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant has been saved, securing the jobs of 2,100 staff, the BBC learns.
	Flanders: Mervyn, UK and the euro King warns of eurozone risk Watch Q&A: Why Greek crisis matters PM: Euro to 'make-up or break-up'	Removed
	Boy guilty of conkers row murder	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis
	A 15-year-old boy is convicted of murdering a student who was stabbed in north London after a row over throwing conkers.	David Cameron is expected to say it is his job to the UK safe whatever the fate of the eurozone.
	Boy blames friend for stab death	PM: Euro to 'make-up or break-up'
	Boy 'killed man over conkers row'	Bank warns of euro crisis 'storm'
	Dalglish sacked as Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish is sacked as Liverpool manager after finishing eighth in a disappointing Premier League campaign. BBC Sport Fans react to Dalglish sacking Dalglish photo gallery BBC Sport	Removed
	Fatal fire 'started with petrol'	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'
	Police say petrol was used to start a fire in a house in Derby in which six children died, as their parents appeal for privacy.	Higher university fees have not boosted teaching time at England's universities, research suggests.
	Heckled May defends police change	Fatal fire 'started with petrol'
	Home Secretary Theresa May denies her relationship with the police is beyond repair after she was heckled at the Police Federation conference.	Police say petrol was used to start a fire in a house in Derby in which six children died, as their parents appeal for privacy.
	Convicted murderer handed freedom	Heckled May defends police change

	Baby lamppost death accidental	Convicted murderer handed freedom

	Children's shows to leave BBC One	Boy guilty of conkers row murder

	Mladic 'headed ethnic cleansing'	Baby lamppost death accidental

	The Pirate Bay hit by hack attack	Removed
	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson	Dalglish sacked as Liverpool boss
	England boss Roy Hodgson admits Scott Parker could still miss Euro 2012 despite being named in his 23-man squad.	Kenny Dalglish is sacked as Liverpool manager after finishing eighth in a disappointing Premier League campaign.
	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal	Parker could miss Euros - Hodgson
	Carroll in England Euro squad	Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal
	Strauss not thinking of quitting	Carroll in England Euro squad
	Webber column: Williams win 'unreal'	Strauss not thinking of quitting
	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'
	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'	Rebuilding spurs Japan economy
	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis	UK unemployment falls by 45,000
	UK unemployment falls by 45,000	In Full: Prime Minister's Questions
	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'	Gove pushes for performance pay
	Gove pushes for performance pay	Early school entry 'detrimental'
	Facebook to sell 25% more shares	The Pirate Bay hit by hack attack
	Cannes jury denies 'sexism' claim	Children's shows to leave BBC One
	Royal portraits reunited at show	Cannes jury denies 'sexism' claim
	7 questions on sandwiches	Viewpoint: Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?
	Could France learn to love British beef?	7 questions on sandwiches
	Greek leftist attacks EU 'poker'	Mladic 'headed ethnic cleansing'
	Mind over matter	Setting sail
	Paralysed patients control robotic arm using their thoughts.	Why is departure of children's TV from BBC One mourned by many?
	Marie Colvin mourned	Mind over matter
	Tribute paid to 'greatest war correspondent'	Paralysed patients control robotic arm using their thoughts.
	In pictures	Marie Colvin mourned
	BBC children's programmes over seven decades.	Tribute paid to 'greatest war correspondent'
	We're invisible	In pictures
	Why women's unemployment is rising faster than men's	BBC children's programmes over seven decades.
	Stuff the Jubilee	We're invisible
	Have the punks of '77 changed their minds about the royals?	Why women's unemployment is rising faster than men's
	The new Latin?	Stuff the Jubilee
	A top Italian university switches to English	Have the punks of '77 changed their minds about the royals?
	Clear roads	The new Latin?
	Is it time to get rid of traffic lights?	A top Italian university switches to English
01:30	Spain's Queen Sofia cancels vist to UK for the Diamond Jubilee following disputes with London over Gibraltar	Estranged wife of Robert F Kennedy Jr found dead in New York, her lawyer says
	Four people are arrested in a protest by the British National Party in Rochdale over a child sex grooming case	Spain's Queen Sofia cancels vist to UK for the Diamond Jubilee following disputes with London over Gibraltar
	File-sharing website The Pirate Bay hit by hacking attack	Four people are arrested in a protest by the British National Party in Rochdale over a child sex grooming case
	London Underground is to be prosecuted over a runaway engineering train on the Northern Line in August 2010	File-sharing website The Pirate Bay hit by hacking attack
01:10	PM: Euro to 'make-up or break-up'	PM: UK my priority in euro crisis
01:05	'Innocent man' executed in Texas	Robert F Kennedy Jr wife 'dead'
00:55	Gove pushes for performance pay	Fees rise 'didn't boost teaching'
00:55	Early school entry 'detrimental'	Gove pushes for performance pay
00:40	Ambulance change 'to save lives'	Statins 'benefit healthy people'
00:40	U-turn on NHS prostate drug use	Oldest living kidney donor at 83
00:15	Facebook to sell 25% more shares	Government to miss cookie cut-off
00:15	Virgin Atlantic allows air calls	Facebook to sell 25% more shares
00:10	Clinton Cards to close 350 stores	Vauxhall car plant 'saved by GM'
	UK unemployment falls by 45,000	Some work schemes 'of no benefit'
	In Full: Prime Minister's Questions	UK unemployment falls by 45,000