Updated 5:45am 30 May 2012

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William wants children with Kate

The Duke of Cambridge has spoken of his desire to have children with wife Kate and expressed sorrow over the fact his mother never had the chance to meet her.Read

Cable to face BSkyB bid questions

Business Secretary Vince Cable is due to face questions at the Leveson Inquiry over his handling of News Corporation's takeover bid for satellite broadcaster BSkyB.Read

Couple quizzed over six fire deaths

A mother and father are being held on suspicion of murder following an arson attack at their home which left six of their children dead.Read

Romney takes Republican nomination

Mitt Romney has clinched the Republican presidential nomination with a win in the Texas primary.Read

Government 'dishonest' on disabled

The Government is to be accused of being "fundamentally dishonest" about its policies towards disabled people.Read

Work plan 'finds jobs for 100,000'

As many as 100,000 people may have found employment during the first year of the Government's flagship Work Programme, with "a substantial majority" staying in jobs, employment minister Chris Grayling has said.Read

Five-year-olds now worry about size

More than half the British public suffers from a negative body image, an inquiry by MPs has been told.Read

Drug arrest Briton pleads for help

A British woman facing the death penalty after being arrested over a £1.6 million cocaine haul has pleaded for help from behind bars in an Indonesian jail.Read

Ofsted U-turn on no-notice policy

Ofsted's controversial chief inspector has made a U-turn on one of his key policies.Read

Free childcare changes announced

Almost 1,000 two-year-olds are to benefit from free childcare a year early after it was decided to bring forward trials in 10 areas in England to this September, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has announced.Read

William looks forward to children

The Duke of Cambridge has said he is looking forward to having children.Read

Woman rescued from quake rubble

Rescuers have pulled a woman alive from the rubble of her apartment building, 12 hours after a killer quake hit northern Italy.Read

Gove warns over new press laws

Michael Gove has clashed with the man leading the inquiry into media ethics and warned him against new laws regulating the press.Read

15 killed in second Italy quake

A powerful earthquake has killed at least 15 people and left 200 injured in northern Italy.Read

Diplomats expelled after massacre

Britain has ordered Syria's charge d'affaires to leave the country within seven days as part of a co-ordinated global response to a massacre of 108 people in Houla.Read

Secrecy Bill 'undermines justice'

The Government is threatening to fundamentally undermine British traditions of open justice with proposed new laws, civil liberty campaigners have claimed.Read

World news briefs teaser

World News in brief for May 29, 2012

A Johannesburg gallery says it has agreed to remove from its website a painting that depicts the South African president's genitals.Read

Phone hack file sent to prosecutors

A seventh file relating to Scotland Yard's phone hacking inquiry has been sent to prosecutors.Read

Murdoch's a great man, says Gove

The relationship between the press and politicians is not always in the public interest, Michael Gove has said.Read

Cliff Richard

World in Pictures May 29, 2012: Cliff Richard and Dionne Warwick in London, second quake hits Italy, meerkats carry Olympic torch

TODAY’S World in Pictures includes Sir Cliff Richard and Dionne Warwick before the Dionne Warwick and Friends Concert - in aid of The Hunger Project and World Hunger Day 2012 - at the Royal Albert Hall in London.Read