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Two killed in Finland gun attack

An 18-year-old gunman has killed two people and wounded seven others in what appeared to be a random shooting in a southern Finnish town, police said.Read

Assad's troops 'kill 90 people'

Activists have raised the number of those reportedly killed by regime forces in a district of central Syria to more than 90.Read

Ex-intelligence chief 'holds key'

Libya's former head of intelligence holds the key to solving the murder of policewoman Yvonne Fletcher, the Libyan prime minister has claimed.Read

Man arrested after Finland shooting

A gunman in southern Finland has killed one person and wounded eight others in what appears to be a random shooting, police said.Read

'Portas pilots' town centres named

Twelve town centres have been named as the first "Portas pilots", entitling them to funding and expert advice as they seek to regenerate high streets.Read

Probe as man dies in pub shooting

A man has died and three others were wounded after a shooting in a pub, police said.Read

Gunman flees after Finland attack

Police say a gunman in southern Finland has killed one person and wounded eight others in a shooting.Read

Doctor Who star Smith takes flame

Time Lord Matt Smith is taking over as chief torch bearer as the Olympic flame spends its first full day in Wales.Read

The Hump pins hopes on Presley gift

Engelbert Humperdinck is flying the UK flag in the Eurovision Song Contest and hoping a prized gift from Elvis Presley will bring him luck.Read

UK heat puts Europe in the shade

Britain is expected to bask in warm temperatures this weekend as the mild weather which has already made the UK hotter than parts of mainland Europe and Africa in the last few days continues.Read

Anti-cuts 'street parties' planned

Anti-cuts activists are planning to block roads and hold street parties as part of a campaign to "celebrate" resistance to the Government's austerity measures.Read

Hunt's 'daddy' texts to lobbyist

Beleaguered Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is under intense pressure after fresh disclosures at the Leveson Inquiry about his relationship with a senior News Corporation lobbyist.Read

Fulham top for young professionals

The most popular areas for aspiring young professionals to snap up a home have been named, from Jesmond and Didsbury to Cardiff and Hove.Read

UK plans for euro-immigrants surge

The Home Office is planning for a possible large increase in immigration from Greece and other European Union nations in response to the crisis in the euro, Theresa May has revealed.Read

Assad's troops 'kill 50 people'

President Bashar Assad's forces have killed at least 50 civilians, including 13 children, in central Syria, activists said.Read

Syrian troops 'kill 50 people'

Syrian government troops have killed at least 50 people, including 13 children, in attacks in the central province of Homs, according to activists.Read

Consultant jailed after woman dies

A hospital consultant whose gross negligence led to the death of a mother-of-two has been jailed for two years.Read

Lawyers clash at McAreavey trial

Attempts to explore the sex life of murdered honeymooner Michaela McAreavey and her husband provoked fierce clashes at the trial of two men accused of the crime.Read

Heatwave will last into weekend

The unseasonably fine and hot weather is set to continue into the weekend, forecasters say.Read

Ex-detective on misconduct charges

A former detective specialising in rape and sex assault cases is to be prosecuted for faking police records.Read