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Cameras Used To Reduce St. Patrick's Day Violence
Closed Circuit television cameras have been switched on in south Belfast in a bid to curb Saint Patrick's Day violence. [more]
Man remanded on schoolgirl rape charge
A teenager has been remanded into custody charged with raping and sexually abusing a 15-year-old schoolgirl over three days. [more]
Northern Ireland Swine flu Q&A
We're answering the questions you're asking. Is Northern Ireland at risk from the virus? What are the symptoms? [more]
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Iraq War Memorial Wall Re-Dedicated In UK
A memorial wall built in Basra to honour 179 people killed in the Iraq war has been re-dedicated in the UK in a special service. [more]
MPs And Peer Deny Expenses Fraud Charges
Three Labour MPs and a Tory peer have pleaded not guilty to charges relating to false accounting over their expense claims. [more]
BA Worker Charged With Planning Terror Attack
A British Airways computer expert accused of offering to take advantage of cabin crew strikes to plan a terror plot has appeared in court. [more]
Frosty Welcome For UK Electronic Borders Plan
Government claims over the roll-out of its new electronic border controls are "not credible", according to opposition parties and some travel operators. [more]
Pink Floyd Win Download Royalty Battle
Pink Floyd have won a ruling at the High Court barring record company EMI selling single downloads from their concept albums. [more]
Man, 64, 'Tormented To Death By Yobs'
A 64-year-old man with learning difficulties was "tormented to death" by yobs who hounded him for a decade, neighbours have claimed. [more]
Justice Sec Meets James Bulger's Mother
Justice Secretary Jack Straw has held a meeting with James Bulger's mother Denise Fergus. [more]
Pink Floyd Win Download Royalty Battle
Pink Floyd have won a ruling at the High Court barring record company EMI selling single downloads from their concept albums. [more]
Bruni: 'I Had To Marry Sarkozy In A Hurry'
French first lady Carla Bruni has told Sky News that she had to marry Nicolas Sarkozy quickly to appease public opinion in the country. [more]
First 3D TV Sets To Go On Sale 'By April'
Electronics giant Samsung is promising the first 3D TV sets will go on sale in Britain by the end of the month. [more]
Exclusive: Watch The New Robin Hood Trailer
Sky.com has teamed up with Universal International Pictures to bring you the exclusive trailer to Ridley Scott's new movie Robin Hood. [more]
Man Utd Into Champs League Qtr Finals
Manchester United are through to the Champions League quarter finals after Wayne Rooney scored twice in a 4-0 win against AC Milan at Old Trafford [more]
Onions Out Of 1st Test v Bangladesh
One of England's Ashes heroes, Graham Onions, is out of the first test in Bangladesh. [more]
Brawn Backs Schumacher
Mercedes Team Principal Ross Brawn is confident Michael Schumacher will perform well on his return to Formula one when the season gets underway this weekend. [more]
UK Team Chasing 5 Medals At Indoors
UK Athletics Head Coach Charles van Commenee says the team are chasing five medals at the World Indoor Championships, which begin in Doha on Friday. [more]
Cruise Control Helps Ship Beat The Gap
It's not an easy first day at work but the 'conveyance', as it's officially known, is a rite of passage for this ship. [more]
Woman, 130, Wants Age-Old Guinness Record
A woman from Georgia is staking a claim to be the oldest person in the world. [more]
Driver Smashes Through Gardens In Cop Chase
A wanted criminal evaded police by taking his car off-road, and through the back gardens of houses in a suburb of Kansas City, Missouri. [more]
Man v Predator: Wrestling With An Added Bite
Wrestlers are testing their skills against a new jaw-dropping opponent to find out who's the real Big Daddy. [more]
Newborn Elephant Comes 'Back From The Dead'
Pictures have been released of the baby elephant born two days after experts at an Australian zoo said it had died in its mother's womb. [more]
High Roller Beats The House Of Cards Record
The world's largest casino has been rebuilt - as the world's largest-ever house of cards. [more]
Mystery Knitter Gives Trees Treat In US Town
A mystery knitter is spinning quite a yarn over one New Jersey shore town by putting jumpers over trees and lamp poles. [more]
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