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Search continues for missing Malaysia Airlines plane
Rescuers are continuing the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane that has been missing for over two days with 239 people on board.
Investigators have said they are looking at the disappearance from "every angle" as they ruled out two potential leads.
Hundreds of relatives continue to wait anxiously for news on loved ones.
Read: Relatives' anguish as mystery of missing jet continues
Steenkamp 'probably ate within two hours of death'
A pathologist giving evidence in the trial of Oscar Pistorius has said Reeva Steenkamp probably ate within two hours of her death, ITV News Africa Correspondent Rohit Kachroo reports.
Pathologist says Reeva Steenkamp probably ate within two hours of her death. Pistorius had said he and Reeva had gone to sleep earlier
Earlier, Pistorius was heard retching loudly in court as graphic postmortem details were revealed.
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Gold medal winner: 'We took our shot - it's amazing'
Kelly Gallagher and guide Charlotte Evans told ITV News it was "amazing" to win gold at Sochi.
Kelly said: "We have had a really tough start to Sochi. We competed in downhill the other day and it just didn't go our way. We had to dig so deep within ourselves, and work so hard, to try and find the faith and motivation to try to come back today.
"It's worked out really, really well, so we are kind of on a high now. We will see what's happening for the rest of Sochi.
"To win gold - it's amazing. Some people only get one shot at one race. Today we took our shot and did great - I am so happy."
Read: Skier wins Team GB's first ever gold at Winter Paralympics
Brooks: The Sun didn't bribe police
Rebekah Brooks says police officers were not paid for confidential information during her six-year stint as editor of the Sun.
"I have never knowingly sanctioned the payment of a police officer for information in the line of his duties," she told the Old Bailey.
"You would not pay a public official unless it was in the public interest," she added. "To pay a serving public officer, it would have to be an incredibly high bar."
Ms Brooks said that she was in a "constant dialogue" with her reporters over how they dealt with public officials.
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after soldier death
A 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the body of a soldier was discovered at an Army barracks.
The 32-year-old victim was found dead at Clive Barracks in Tern Hill, Shropshire at about 9am on Saturday.
The soldier was a member of the 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment, the Ministry of Defence said.
Ukrainian PM to address the UN Security Council
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk will address the United Nations Security Council about the situation in Crimea on Thursday, Interfax Ukraine news agency quoted him as saying on Monday.
Interfax also quoted him as telling reporters that he believed Russia, whose forces are in control of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula, sought to "undermine the foundations of global security and revise the outcome of World War Two."
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Kim Jong Un 'wins 100% approval' in elections
Kim Jong Un has received 100% of the vote in the country's parliamentary elections, according to state media.
KCNA news agency says the North Korean leader was elected to the Supreme People's Assembly unanimously by the people of his Mount Paektu constituency on Sunday.
Ballots for each district contained only one name each. The polls are seen by some outside the country as an opportunity for the state to check on any citizens who may have attempted to escape to China or South Korea.
However, the government's news outlet hailed a 100% turnout across the country "except for those on foreign tour or working in oceans".
Harriet Harman joins The Agenda panel tonight
On the show tonight Tom Bradby will be joined by Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Harriet Harman. Also on the panel are Sir Martin Sorrell, Julia Bradbury and David Schneider.
Join us tonight at 10.35 on ITV.
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Relatives' anguish as mystery of missing jet continues
The families of the 239 passengers on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight continue to wait for news on loved ones.
Earlier, a floating yellow object and an oil slick seen in the sea were ruled out as possible links to the disappearance.
Authorities have said they are extending the search area in a bid to locate the aircraft which has been missing since the early hours of Saturday.
Brooks 'asked to approve payment for wife-swap story'
Rebekah Brooks was asked to approve cash payments to public officials for stories such as a wife-swapping mayor and Prince William wearing a bikini at a party, the phone-hacking trial has heard.
She was confronted in the witness box at the Old Bailey about a string of emails addressed to her from journalists while she was editor at the Sun, many asking her to OK payments.
One concerning a story about a wife-swapping mayor from Tetbury in Gloucestershire specifically sought Brooks' approval to give money to a serving police officer who had provided "numerous tips in the past", the court was told.
The jury heard that others did not give the source but may have involved officials such as serving police or Army personnel.
Mrs Brooks told the trial she would only have sanctioned payment to a serving public official for a story relating to his work if there was a very strong public interest.
She denies all the charges against her, including conspiring to commit misconduct in public office.
