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At least 70 people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack claimed by al-Qaeda on soldiers in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, security sources say.

UN human rights chief Navi Pillay has started a week-long visit to Zimbabwe, during which she is expected to meet President Robert Mugabe.

A US-Pakistan row over supply routes to Afghanistan is casting a cloud over the Nato summit in Chicago, as leaders discuss troop withdrawals.

Bomb disposal experts are dealing with a suspicious device in Camberley, Surrey Police have said.

Tessa Jowell tells the Leveson Inquiry how having her phone hacked made her feel as if she was going "slightly mad".

The European Commission tells Google it has a "matter of weeks" to allay fears it is abusing its position as the world's dominant search engine.

The sister of Cheshire schoolgirl Shafilea Ahmed, who went missing in 2003, tells a court she saw their parents kill her.

Parents will now be able to control their child's mobile phone thanks to a SIM card remotely managed from a computer.

Police forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have stored almost 500 body parts and human organs, a report says.

A body discovered off Gwynedd is confirmed as that of 24-year-old Simon Jones, who had been missing for six weeks.

Ramnaresh Sarwan claims the negative actions of certain individuals in the West Indies set-up are behind his absence from the team.

A collapse in the eurozone would create the "ideal recipe for an increase in extremism and xenophobia", the UK deputy PM says.

A fire service officer is acquitted of the manslaughter of four of his colleagues who were killed in a blaze in 2007.

A film based on the Stone Roses' legendary Spike Island gig is being made with the band's co-operation, its writer Chris Coghill says.

The former Sri Lankan army chief, Sarath Fonseka, is released after two years in jail.

The Crown case in the trial of Nat Fraser, who is accused of murdering his wife Arlene, finishes.

Dozens of Olympic torches are appearing for sale online as torchbearers prepare to part with their running memento.

Some body parts retained by police in Northern Ireland were disposed of "without the consent or knowledge" of their families, according to the justice minister.

Business Secretary Vince Cable says proposals to make it easier to sack under-performing staff are "the wrong approach" to boosting the economy.

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