'Alarm' over UK spying claims
A diplomatic row has broken out over claims that Britain spied on foreign governments attending G20 meetings in London in 2009.
Sex attacker Stuart Hall jailed
BBC Broadcaster Stuart Hall is sentenced to 15 months in jail for sexually abusing under-age girls, as the BBC issues an "unreserved apology" to his victims.
Assault caution for Charles Saatchi
Art collector Charles Saatchi is cautioned for assault after images of him grasping his wife, Nigella Lawson, by the neck appeared in a newspaper.
No 10 to host 'web porn' summit
Internet firms are to meet ministers at No 10 amid calls for more to be done to block images of child sex abuse and to stop children viewing pornography.
Prison wing 'worst seen for years'
A prison area housing low category inmates is "the worst establishment inspectors had seen for many years", a report by prison inspectors says.
'Quiet epidemic' of UK male cancer
Action is needed to fight a "quiet epidemic" of oesophageal cancer, which is on the rise in the UK, particularly in men, say cancer experts.
MSPs call for 'right to childcare'
A fundamental overhaul of childcare infrastructure in Scotland must take place, according to Holyrood's equal opportunities committee.
Experts to analyse 'unusual' weather
Meteorologists and scientists will meet at the Met Office to try to understand the UK's strange weather patterns.
Piper Alpha lessons in spotlight
A three-day conference to encourage people working offshore to think about the lessons of the Piper Alpha disaster is being held in Aberdeen.
Report questions HS2 rail benefits
Demand for the HS2 high-speed rail project has "likely been overestimated" and the £33bn price tag does not offer value for money, a think tank claims.
Call centres in TV programme fined
Two companies which appear in BBC Three documentary The Call Centre are fined by the regulators in connection with nuisance calls.
TV licence fee excuses revealed
A homeowner said they did not think they had to pay their TV licence fee because they claimed their pet was related to one of the Queen's dogs, it is revealed.
Dorries: I'd fancy a go at Strictly
Nadine Dorries says she would like to appear on Strictly Come Dancing despite getting in trouble for her exploits on another TV show last year.
Ieuan Wyn Jones to stand down as AM
The former leader of Plaid Cymru, Ieuan Wyn Jones, is to stand down from his Ynys Mon seat, triggering a by-election, BBC Wales understands.
Tyre plant fire bosses admit dumping
Two company directors admit storing more than 5,500 tonnes of waste tyres without a permit at a factory where a fire burned for three weeks.
Council to debate offshore wind farm
Highland councillors are due to consider a proposal to construct up to 277 wind turbines off the Caithness coast in the Moray Firth.
Funds to help teen cancer lessons
Free cancer awareness sessions in Scotland's schools, colleges and universities are given a £70,000 funding boost.
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