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Paxman: Piers Told Me How Phones Are Hacked
Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan once told Jeremy Paxman how mobile phone messages are hacked while the pair were at a lunch, the Newsnight presenter has claimed.
Dog Bite Patient Treated For Rabies In London
A patient is being treated for rabies in London after being bitten by a dog in south Asia, the Health Protection agency has said.
Met Detective Arrested In Bribery Probe
A Scotland Yard anti-corruption officer has been arrested on suspicion of taking bribes from private investigators.
David Cameron has set up a clash with Europe by signalling he will fight plans to force the UK to give prisoners voting rights.
Mini Heatwave Here To Stay - For A While Anyway
Weather experts are predicting the hottest day of the year so far as temperatures continue to soar across Britain.
Barton Ban: Footballer Set To Discover Fate
Joey Barton is facing an FA disciplinary hearing which will decide the length of his ban following an ill-tempered sending off at the Etihad Stadium 10 days ago.
Dead Teen's Tearful Sister Recounts Killing
The sister of killed teen Shafelia Ahmed has sobbed as she described to a jury how her parents murdered their daughter.
No 10 Adviser Attacks 'Socialist' Vince Cable
A Downing Street adviser has called Business Secretary Vince Cable a "socialist" who "appears to do very little to support business".
Diabetes: 24,000 Deaths A Year Blamed On NHS
Widespread failings in NHS diabetic care cause 24,000 unnecessary deaths every year, a report has warned.
Knighthood For Apple's British Designer
The British designer behind many of Apple's most popular gadgets has been knighted at Buckingham Palace in recognition of his contribution to the industry.
Dementia App Spots Early Signs Of Condition
A new iPad-based memory test can spot dementia in its earliest stages, when treatment can be most beneficial.
Skydiver Becomes First To Land Without Chute
A stuntman has entered the history books to become the first skydiver to land safely without using a parachute.
Fears Over Asbo Overhaul In Once-No-Go Estate
A decade ago, residents of Comberton in Kidderminster dubbed their estate a no-go area - but things have changed.
Britain Basks On Hottest Day Of The Year
After weeks of grey skies and rain, Britons have finally been able to strip off their winter woollies and bask in sunshine as the UK records its hottest day of the year so far.
Airports May See Four-Hour Olympic Queues
People could be queuing at airports for up to four hours during the London Olympics, the chief of the UK Border Force has admitted.
Anti-Paedophile Vigilante Jailed For Murder
An anti-paedophile vigilante who murdered a gay man he wrongly believed was a child molester has been told he may never be freed from jail.
Model Murder: Boyfriend Gets At Least 16 Years
A wealthy jeweller's son has been jailed for at least 16 years for killing his "trophy" girlfriend in a jealous rage.
Auto-Correct Adults 'Definitely' Can't Spell
Computer auto-correct technology has left many British adults unable to spell simple words such as "definitely" and "separate", a Mencap survey has found.
Parents 'Starved And Threatened Killed Teen'
The sister of killed teenager Shafilea Ahmed has described in court how her parents physically abused Shafilea "nearly every day".
Inflation Falls To Lowest In Over Two Years
UK inflation fell to its lowest level in more than two years last month, providing some welcome relief to household budgets, official figures have shown.
First Drop In M&S Profits For Three Years
Marks & Spencer has revealed pre-tax profits have declined for the first time in three years to £706m for the 12 months to April.
Asbos To Be Axed In Blitz On Bad Behaviour
The police are being told they will have to respond to anti-social behaviour faster and more effectively as part of new Government plans to tackle the problem.
Same-Sex Couples To Get Free IVF On NHS
Gay and lesbian couples will be eligible for free fertility treatment on the NHS under controversial new proposals.
Generation Of Kids At Risk Of 'Screen Addiction'
New research suggests that youngsters are at risk of "screen addiction" because of the time they spend watching TV and playing computer games.
London 2012: Air Traffic Chief's Challenge
The military will "sterilise" London's airspace during the Olympic Games in the most severe air security restrictions Britain has ever seen, it has been revealed.
Six Hurt As Suspected Gas Blast Hits Flats
Three police officers, a paramedic, an engineer and an elderly resident have been injured after a suspected gas explosion at a flat.
Man Guilty Of Murdering Teen Model Girlfriend
A wealthy jeweller's son has been found guilty of murdering his aspiring model girlfriend in a jealous rage.
Two dissident republicans have been jailed for the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll, who was shot by the Continuity IRA in 2009.
Man Charged Over GM Crop Trial Lab Vandalism
A man has been charged with criminal damage after a break-in at a research centre where a trial of GM wheat crops is taking place.
'Sister Witnessed Parents Kill Teenager'
The murder of a Pakistani-British college student by her parents was witnessed by her sister, a jury has heard.
Concerto in C major RV.558 (1) Antonio Vivaldi
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake
CD of the Week: Enchanted Voices
Johann Strauss II: Die Fledermaus
Karl Jenkins: Requiem
