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England's healthcare regulator may have covered up knowledge of its own failings after a series of baby deaths at a Cumbria hospital, a report says.

The Supreme Court rules relatives of soldiers killed in Iraq can sue the UK government for damages under Human Rights Act.

Football fixtures for the Premier League, Football League and Scottish leagues for the 2013-14 season are announced.

Afghanistan suspends talks on a bilateral security agreement with the US, after Washington's announcement of peace talks with the Taliban.

The Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards calls for new measures, including criminal sanctions, to make bankers responsible for their own failings.

Afghanistan suspends talks on a bilateral security agreement with the US, after Washington's announcement of peace talks with the Taliban.

US President Barack Obama is to speak at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, where he is expected to call for cuts in US and Russian nuclear arsenals.

Brazil is to send a national security force to five major cities to help restore order after massive protests, the justice ministry says.

Gunmen enter a UN office in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, firing their weapons, following a loud explosion, witnesses say.

North Korea denounces a report that leader Kim Jong-un gave out copies of Adolf Hitler's memoir Mein Kampf to officials on his birthday.

Ballet dancer David Wall, who became the youngest male principal in the history of the Royal Ballet, dies of cancer, aged 67.

The winner and runner-up of this year's BP Portrait Award are both artists who have painted portraits of their children.

Actor James Franco is the latest star to turn to a crowdfunding site in an attempt to fund a trilogy of movies based on his short story collection, Palo Alto.

A new Family Arts Festival launches with a programme of more than 1,000 events across the country.

Emeli Sande and Ed Sheeran are among the artists taking part in a concert to mark the 20th anniversary of the murder of Stephen Lawrence.