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BBC to launch Savile inquiries
The BBC announces two independent inquiries surrounding sex abuse claims against Sir Jimmy Savile, as police say they now have 340 potential lines of inquiry.
- BBC DG's full statement on Savile
- Savile 'assaulted boy aged 10'
- Savile 'groped Eldorado actress'
- Timeline: Abuse allegations
- Profile: Sir Jimmy Savile
Hillsborough police crime probe
The biggest ever independent investigation into police wrongdoing is to be carried out following a damning report into the Hillsborough disaster, it is announced.
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to EU
The EU wins the Nobel Peace Prize for six decades of advancement of peace, reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe.
'Beeping sound' drives couple to despair
Love letter recreator wins award
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