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  ICC seeking speedy Kenya trials (07 November 02:56)
The ICC's top prosecutor says perpetrators of Kenya's post-poll violence could face trial as early as next July.
  TUV set to hold annual conference (07 November 02:56)
Jim Allister's Traditional Unionist Voice party is holding its annual conference in Belfast.
  PM to hold talks on justice move (07 November 02:53)
The first and deputy first ministers are to hold talks with Gordon Brown over the devolution of policing and justice.
  G20 summit tries to tackle rifts (07 November 02:47)
G20 finance ministers begin their meeting in Scotland, but are faced with divisions over stimulus spending and climate change.
  Rugby village for All Blacks game (07 November 02:36)
A 12-hour entertainment festival for Welsh and New Zealand rugby fans will be held as the two teams clash.
  Power review sought by contender (07 November 02:15)
Welsh Labour leadership contender Carwyn Jones wants all his party to have a say on an assembly powers referendum.
  Road closures for football derby (07 November 02:05)
Motorists are warned of road closures around Swansea's Liberty Stadium because of a football match with Cardiff.
  Lebanon government accord reached (07 November 01:45)
Lebanon's Hezbollah says its opposition alliance has agreed to join a national unity government under PM-designate, Saad Hariri.
  Obama praises army base heroism (07 November 01:25)
President Barack Obama praises the "valour" of those who responded to the deadly attacks at a US army base in Texas.
  Britons share £90m lottery prize (07 November 01:00)
Two British ticketholders have each won 50m euros (£45,570,835.50) in the EuroMillions lottery.
  Firework probe following death (07 November 12:23)
Police are set to give more details about the death of a mother in a blaze believed to have been started by a firework.
  Ashmolean Museum opens to public (07 November 11:37)
The UK's oldest public museum, the Ashmolean, reopens after a £61m redevelopment.
  Expenses return to the headlines (07 November 11:10)
MPs' expenses are back in the news amid reports that not all of the reforms proposed by the parliamentary watchdog may be implemented.
  Electricity blackouts in Ecuador (07 November 10:30)
Ecuador's main cities suffer blackouts as rationing is bruoght in following water shortages at a hydro-electric plant.
  Firework death probe continues (07 November 09:37)
Police are set to give more details about the death of a mother in a blaze believed to have been started by a firework.
  Queen due at remembrance festival (07 November 09:26)
The Queen is due to attend the Royal Festival of Remembrance to commemorate those who gave their lives for their country.
  Call to elect local police chiefs (07 November 08:45)
Towns should vote for police commissioners to hold local commanders and officers to account, a think tank says.
  Doubts cast over expenses reforms (07 November 08:00)
The head of the body drafting new rules for MPs' expenses says he may not implement all the proposed reforms.
  Shock and insecurity at Fort Hood (07 November 07:03)
There is a sense of shock and insecurity among residents of the Fort Hood army base after Thursday's shootings, the BBC's Matthew Price reports.
  University admissions spark fury (07 November 06:44)
Calls for universities to look at more than A-levels when deciding who to take provoked an outcry, says Mike Baker.
  Legal aid cut threatens justice (07 November 06:41)
Miscarriages of justice are likely to result from proposals to reduce legal aid fees to barristers, the Bar Council's chairman warns.
  Rifts appear ahead of G20 meeting (07 November 06:39)
Disputes over climate change and stimulus spending have emerged ahead of a G20 meeting in St Andrews in Fife.
  Madagascar rivals reach agreement (07 November 06:31)
Madagascar's rival political leaders agree to form a power-sharing government after months of wrangling.
  Cohabitee rights plan criticised (07 November 06:29)
Plans to give millions of cohabiting couples better inheritance rights are coming in for criticism.
  Sadlers Wells role for Phillips (07 November 05:42)
Former Strictly Come Dancing judge Arlene Phillips is to become a director of Sadler's Wells dance theatre.
  Call for tests after sudden death (07 November 05:40)
Doctors are calling for human tissue to be routinely kept for genetic testing whenever young people die without explanation.
  We thought Chas might never recover (07 November 05:32)
Chas Cerveny was badly injured in a ski accident last year and his family feared he might not recover - today he is back to normal.
  Soldiers return from Afghan tour (07 November 05:30)
The final group of Black Watch soldiers posted on a seven month deployment to Afghanistan are due back in Scotland.
  Russian army jet crashes into sea (07 November 05:02)
A Russian military plane with at least nine people on board crashes into the sea in the country's Far East, officials say.
  Russian army plane crashes in sea (07 November 05:02)
A Russian military plane with at least nine people on board crashes into the sea in the country's Far East, officials say.
  Dealing with stress in the US military (07 November 04:57)
The former director of USA Veterans Administration Psychology Programmes, Dr Joseph Mancuni, looks at the challenges facing US soldiers in modern warfare, following the shooting of 13 people...
  Profile Major Nidal Malik Hasan (07 November 04:35)
The BBC profiles Major Nidal Malik Hasan, who shot 13 people dead at a US army base in Texas.
  Action call after county flooding (07 November 04:20)
People in Boho in Fermanagh call on the Roads Service and Rivers Agency to deal with recurrent flooding in the area.
  Legal row over Gaza report intensifies (07 November 04:10)
The BBC's Barbara Plett examines the row surrounding the United Nations-backed Goldstone report on the Gaza war.
  Minister attends union protest (07 November 03:57)
The Health Minister attends a rally held in Belfast to protest against cuts to the health service.
  PCSO jailed for sex texts to girl (07 November 03:11)
A police community support officer (PCSO) who groomed a girl in an attempt to have sex with her is jailed for 15 months.
  East London bus drivers to strike (07 November 03:03)
Thousands of bus drivers in east London are expected to stage a 24-hour strike from Monday over a pay dispute.
  Legal claim over diagnosis delay (07 November 03:00)
A widow takes legal action against a Hampshire hospital trust after it failed to pass on her husband's test results which delayed his diagnosis for a year.
  Exhausted horse rescued from mud (07 November 02:58)
Firefighters rescue a horse which had become trapped in a muddy ditch in Clutton, Somerset.
  Minister backs adviser autonomy (07 November 02:54)
The government will produce guidelines on the independence of its scientific advisers, Science Minister Lord Drayson says.
  Schoolgirl assaulted in underpass (07 November 02:53)
A 16-year-old girl is indecently assaulted as she walks through an underpass in Sunderland.
  PM writes to families of fallen (07 November 02:53)
Gordon Brown reveals he writes to the families of all British military personnel who have died in Afghanistan.
  Care worker charged over thefts (07 November 02:42)
A Lincolnshire care home worker is charged with theft following allegations she stole over £5,000 from the account of a man in her care.
  Five arrested close to G20 hotel (07 November 02:41)
Five people have been arrested following an attempt to block traffic flow outside the hotel where G20 finance ministers are meeting.
  Crash man in serious condition (07 November 02:38)
A 73-year-old man is in a serious condition in hospital after his car hit a wall and a stationary post van.
  Thousands watch illuminated event (07 November 02:36)
Tens of thousands of people line the streets of Bridgwater for the town's annual illuminated carnival.
  Criminal past of jailed armourer (07 November 02:23)
As illegal gun dealer Paul Alexander starts an indefinite sentence for supplying guns to the criminal underworld, BBC News examines his criminal past.
  Leaders likely to go to summit (07 November 02:20)
At least 40 world leaders are likely to attend December's UN climate summit in a bid to secure a new global treaty.
  Man dies at scene of house fire (07 November 02:19)
A man is declared dead at the scene of a house fire in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
  Redundancies at container company (07 November 02:09)
An East Yorkshire container company goes into administration, with more than 60 workers set to be made redundant.
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