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Part airship, part helicopter and part plane, it's designed to stay airborne for up to three weeks
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The sex – consensual or otherwise – the prostitution, the pimping and the equal, loving relationships behind bars
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51 prisoners serving whole-life sentences in the UK
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Martin and Ernest Kohout have rubbished reports that their Austrian-born father Hans was a Nazi-sympathiser
Austrian-born Briton Hans Kohout was named as a Hitler sympathiser in declassified WWII documents
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Despite a decade of reform, prosecutions and convictions of rape has remained consistently low
Prosecution rates when accuser has learning difficulties condemned
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Walk this way: the Explanada de España
Francis Brennan was last seen in Alicante last month
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Patricia Hewitt said that as the NCCL's general secretary the 1970s she took responsibility for the mistake
Report claims former MP also approved calls for legalisation of incest
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President Obama is reportedly considering killing a man who was high in the ranks of al-Qa’ida in Pakistan but was born in Texas
President’s dilemma highlights ethical doubts about drone strikes
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Group behind Creationist Museum to build attraction, including the US' largest timber-framed structure
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The video's subtitles mock the Government's data.care scheme
Downfall spoof mocked Jeremy Hunt's health database scheme
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Mr Williams is now recovering in hospital
Walter Williams had been officially pronounced dead hours earlier
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Police believe a van was used to carry out the theft
Man faces voyeurism and indecent images charges
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Patrick Moore says Greenpeace has taken a 'sharp turn to the political left' and lost interest in science
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Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has given his back to Ed Miliband's internal Labour reforms
Package will abolish the electoral college which chooses Labour’s leader
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People in California can use map apps on their smartphones while driving, even though they are not allowed to talk or text on their mobiles
Californian court allows use of use of apps such as Google Maps while driving at 65mph
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Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks arrives at the Old Bailey
Old Bailey told of ex-editor's 'error of judgement that is quite high on my list'
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Mythical creature has a reputation for sucking blood from live-stock across America
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Activists from the movement ‘Housing Rights’ demonstrate in Rome for better housing conditions
Mayor claims cash-strapped city will shut down next week unless it is bailed out
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'Workers are often from middle-class families'
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Naomi Watts stars as Princess Diana which came out on top at this year's Barfta Awards
arts + ents Awards recognise the clangers to have disgraced the screen this year
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PARK CITY, UT - JANUARY 19: Philip Seymour Hoffman poses for a portrait during the 2014 Sundance Film Festival at the Getty Images Portrait Studio at the Village At The Lift on January 19, 2014 in Park City, Utah.
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Torode says of his home country: 'I didn't really play football or drink beer. I cooked, which was pretty un-Australian. And I didn't really like Australian music...'
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Paul Walker tops list of the most searched for People of 2013
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He says: “I stare at myself in the mirror and I think, ‘Wow, I’m really great-looking.’... I think I’m the greatest, anyway.”
peopleIggy Pop was a punk before punk was invented but now the master revivalist is set to take a regular BBC Radio 6Music slot
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A mobile-connected toothbrush on show in Barcelona
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Visitors and cats at 'Lady Dinahís Cat Emporium' in London
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The Welsh dragon pours a cup of tea for a little lady in traditional dress
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Yarnold takes part training session - the 25-year-old farmer's daughter from Kent was pointed in the direction of the skeleton at a National Lottery talent identification day
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Mendl's cake boxes: 'The cake box was quite a complicated prop, it went through a lot of reworks'
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The set of five concept cars were inspired by the Batmobile which features in Batman Begins
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Jennifer Lawrence 'deserves a rest' says producer Harvey Weinstein
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‘Notturnino’, by Thomas Hauert, part of tonight’s triple bill
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This scene from Katy Perry's 'Dark Horse' music video has been edited to remove the 'Allah' pendant formerly seen hanging around this man's neck
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The Spice Girls during their 2007-08 reunion tour
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The trial needed to kill 70 per cent of the badger population to be effective. So far, it has only managed to eliminate 30 per cent

Figures emerge showing that up to a fifth of culled badgers took more than five minutes to die during recent trials

The full extent of the badgers’ suffering during the recent culls was laid bare today, as new figures showed nearly a fifth of the animals shot may have taken more than five minutes to die – while it emerged that marksmen frequently failed to take the appropriate biosecurity measures.

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Barking blondes: There’s life in the old dog yet

The news of the Barking Blondes' 12 year old miniature bull terrier has become deaf is a reminder to...

Dish of the day: Cheats cheese and potato tart

Serve up a generous slice with some fresh, crisp gem lettuce and you've got yourself a delicious lun...

Dish of the Day: How to … choose rum

Next week is carnival time in Trinidad and Tobago and what better way to replicate the warmth of the...

Children’s book blog: February reads – Weasels, Oliver and the Seawigs and In Bloom

My recommendations for February are Weasels by Elys Dolan, Oliver and the Seawigs by Philip Reeve an...

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Ticket to slide: How Team GB's skeleton women conquered the slopes at the Winter Olympics

Ticket to slide: How Team GB's skeleton

Tom Peck reveals how the team conquered the slopes at the Winter Olympics
Sex in men's prisons: 'The US system cultivates rape. If you treat people like animals, they behave like it'

Sex in men's prisons: 'The US system cultivates rape'

Shaun Attwood's book, Prison Time, details the sex – consensual or otherwise – the prostitution, the pimping and the equal, loving relationships behind bars

Wes Anderson and Hollywood's best props

Meet the designer tasked with bringing the director's films to life
'I'm a rubbish Australian': MasterChef's John Torode goes back to his roots

John Torode: 'I'm a rubbish Australian'

Gerard Gilbert meets the chef and TV presenter to discuss his first big solo project, a new series for Good Food Channel called John Torode's Australia
The experts' guide to the perfect pancake

The experts' guide to the perfect pancake

Shrove Tuesday is nearly upon us. Get tossing with Mark Hix's classic batter, plus some of the planet's best pancake joints reveal their favourite toppings
Enemy within: The network of Britons who spied for Hitler during Second World War

Enemy within

The network of Britons who spied for Hitler during Second World War
Oscar Pistorius murder trial: what should we expect?

Oscar Pistorius trial: what should we expect?

The murder trial of the world's most famous disabled athlete begins in Pretoria next week
Non-Stop, film review: Liam Neeson's tough guy act is on target in this suspenseful drama

Neeson's tough guy act is on target in Non-Stop

Non-Stop is not a film that will appeal to the airline industry but, true to the title, it strikes a relentless narrative tempo
All the presidents' meals: A new memoir spills the beans on cooking at the White House

White House chef spills the beans

John Moeller cooked family meals for the Bushes and Clintons, and banquets for world leaders
Citizen clean: Campaigners frustrated with the Government's failure to cut the amount of air pollution are uniting to tackle 'invisible killer'

Citizen clean: Campaigners tackle air pollution

Campaigners frustrated with the Government’s failure to cut the amount of air pollution in our cities are uniting to tackle the ‘invisible killer’ themselves
Spritz promises to boost reading speeds to a breakneck 500 words a minute - will it enhance our enjoyment of literature?

Will Spritz enhance our enjoyment of literature?

The new app promises to boost reading speeds to a breakneck 500 words a minute
Wanderlust: 10 best Asia travel books

Wanderlust: 10 best Asia travel books

If you’re heading east or want to learn more about the continent, take a guided tour
Nicolas Anelka 'quenelle' gesture: Split second that changed everything

Split second that changed everything

Whatever he may have intended, English football now knows more than it would like about Dieudonné and his gesture
Dark shadow of Allen Stanford grips Antigua

Dark shadow of Allen Stanford grips Antigua

The ECB may have tried to quickly forget the 'Twenty20 for 20' but the fraudster's downfall cost thousands of jobs and left a giant hole in the island's economy
Stephen Roche: Ireland is ready for Giro d'Italia's grand start

Stephen Roche: Ireland is ready for Giro d'Italia's grand start

The cycling legend on how Belfast has geared up for May's big event