Swazi anger at prince's HIV exaggeration claim
Aids activists in Swaziland have criticised a top adviser to King Mswati III for saying the country's HIV epidemic is being exaggerated for the benefit of...
View ArticleLondon firefighters to vote on industrial action
Thousands of London firefighters are to be balloted for industrial...
View ArticleBoxing promoter Barry Hughes' wife charged with fraud
The wife of boxing promoter Barry Hughes has appeared in court charged with...
View ArticleJudge dismisses Jackson reunion claim
A US judge has dismissed legal action by a promoter who claimed Michael Jackson and his family breached a contract to play a reunion concert. AllGood Entertainment sued the singer for $40m (£25.8m)...
View ArticleHillary Clinton announces Middle East peace talks
Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to resume direct negotiations for...
View ArticleQ&A Part Two: A-levels 'agony aunt'
The current pressure on university places leaves little room for manoeuvre, and only a few days to do something about your situation. Exam agony aunt for the BBC Deborah Ribchester, Curriculum...
View ArticleLondon flypast celebrates Winston Churchill's 'The Few' speech
Seventy years ago, Winston Churchill made one of his most stirring speeches. In his...
View ArticleBack to work scheme for mental health patients
Guernsey's government has revealed plans for a scheme to help mental health patients return to work. Psychological treatment will be offered at doctors surgeries in a pilot programme which could...
View ArticleEmail link to suspended DRD top civil servant
The BBC has seen the email which led to the suspension of the top official in the Department of Regional...
View ArticleNI councils spend £186,000 on promotional photography
Northern Ireland's local councils spent over £186,000 last year on promotional photography, it has been revealed. Figures obtained by the BBC show that Belfast City Council spent the most, at...
View ArticleRaoul Moat visits cause Rothbury flood risk
Visitors to the site where Raoul Moat is thought to have hidden from police are risking a flood, it is claimed. The former nightclub bouncer went on the run after shooting his former girlfriend, her...
View ArticleWells Cathedral clock to go electric
A historic clock is to go electric - because the man whose family has kept it ticking for 80 years is retiring. Generations of Paul Fisher's family have wound the clock at Wells Cathedral. But,...
View ArticleMan charged in 'drugs factory' case
A man has been charged following the discovery of an alleged cannabis...
View ArticleA look ahead to Friday evening's BBC Newsline
On BBC Newsline this evening, even though Northern Ireland is still smarting from £65 million in European fines over false farm subsidy...
View ArticleDeath probe man's car found in Oakham
Police investigating the death of a man in Rutland have traced his car. Max Wilson, 49, was taken to hospital after...
View ArticleHusband charged over mother and daughter murders
A man has been charged with the murder of his estranged wife and her...
View ArticleRSPCA calls for ban on UK zoos importing elephants
Animal protection charity the RSPCA has called on the government to ban zoos from importing elephants. The organisation said the creatures were "suffering" and more had to be done to address issues...
View ArticleRare cancer couple marry at Aintree Racecourse
A Merseyside couple have got married after overcoming two types of extremely rare cancer. Anthony, 27, and Tina Lunt, 23, tied the knot at Aintree Racecourse and are about to embark on their honeymoon...
View ArticleUS senators demand answers over bomber Megrahi's release
US senators have used the first anniversary of the Lockerbie bomber's release from prison to again call for...
View ArticleStaffordshire fire staff salaries made public
Pay details of fire service staff in Staffordshire who earn more than £50,000 have been made public. It follows a government push for...
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