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BBC News - Home
The latest stories from the Home section of the BBC News web site.

BBC News - Home
  • Bank injects £50bn into economy
    The Bank of England agrees to extend its quantitative easing programme by £50bn to give a further boost to the UK economy.

  • Euro ministers doubt Greek plans
    Greece's planned new austerity measures may not be enough to win a 130bn euro bailout, say eurozone ministers meeting in Brussels.

  • Nine men jailed over terror plot
    Nine men who plotted to bomb the London Stock Exchange and build a terrorist training camp are jailed.

  • Britain braced for further snow
    Weather warnings for ice and snow are in place across Britain as the cold weather continues, with hazardous conditions reported due to freezing rain.

  • New Homs shelling 'kills dozens'
    Nearly 100 people are reported killed in new violence in Syria's city of Homs as government troops continue an onslaught aimed at crushing rebels.

  • Clifford talks of media 'cancer'
    Max Clifford tells the Leveson media probe phone hacking was a "cancer" in journalism, while Heather Mills spoke of having her messages accessed.

  • 'Outstanding' schools face review
    Radical improvements to England's education system are needed, says the head of Ofsted, as he announces that a quarter of all schools in England rated outstanding will be re-examined.

  • PM's Abu Qatada talks with Jordan
    UK Prime Minister David Cameron and King Abdullah of Jordan agreed to work on finding a "solution" to the Abu Qatada case, during a phone call on Thursday.

  • Guilty pleas over hospital abuse
    Three members of staff from a private hospital near Bristol, featured in a Panorama programme, plead guilty to the ill treatment of residents.

  • PM 'won't rule out' board quotas
    David Cameron has said he will not "rule out quotas" as a way of getting more women into top executive jobs, at a summit in Stockholm.

  • Dementia plaque 'rapidly cleared'
    Destructive plaques found in the brains of Alzheimer's patients have been rapidly cleared by researchers testing a cancer drug on mice.

  • Donald Trump makes Salmond attack
    US tycoon Donald Trump accuses First Minister Alex Salmond of seeming "hell bent on destroying Scotland's coastline" with wind power.

  • Laser radar spots quake changes
    An earthquake fault zone in Mexico is imaged with unprecedented precision, thanks to improvements in Light Detection and Ranging - laser radar.

  • Couple in £45m EuroMillions win
    A young Nottinghamshire woman who won the £45m Euromillions jackpot says she had only played the lottery about half a dozen times.

  • US banks in mortgage settlement
    Five of the biggest US banks agree to provide $25bn in assistance to homeowners to settle claims over improper foreclosure practices.


 
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