Body parts found in hunt for missing teen Becky Watts
Body parts have been found in the search for missing teenager Becky Watts, police say. The 16-year-old has not been seen since leaving her home in Bristol on February 19.
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Ireland bans branded cigarette packets
Ireland has become the first country in Europe to pass laws banning branded cigarette packets.
Under the new laws, tobacco products will be sold in a standard dark-coloured wrapper with large health warnings and images of disease.
President of Ireland Michael D Higgins will formally sign the legislation into law at a date to be confirmed.
It comes after Australia led the way by introducing plain packaging for tobacco products in 2012. The UK is set to pass laws before the end of the month.
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Phone hacking 'rife' at Mirror Group Newspapers
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Appeal to find missing man and his baby son
Police are appealing for help to trace a 22-year-old father who is believed to have gone missing with his baby son in Luton.
Kieran Carroll is described as being white, of medium build with short brown hair. He is believed to be wearing black trousers and a grey hooded top and has tattoos on his arms.
His eight-month-old son is believed to be wearing a blue cardigan with a picture of a ship on it.
Detective Inspector Sean Quinn, from Bedfordshire Police, said: “We are concerned about Kieran and his son’s welfare and would urge anyone who has seen them to contact us.
“We’re also appealing for Kieran to get in touch and let us know that he and his son are safe.”
Pelosi 'near tears' during 'insulting' Netanyahu speech
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi has expressed her extreme dismay over the comments made by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to the US Congress.
In a statement released online, she said:
Morecambe NHS chief accepts 'cover-up' at Furness
The chief executive of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust has admitted there was a cover-up by staff at Furness General Hospital.
Questioned by ITV News, Jackie Daniel said it was "difficult" to come to any other conclusion having read the Kirkup report which looked into failings at the hospital where 11 babies and one mother died.
Barclays boss calls for the end of free banking
Free banking may be a myth but it is one we are attached to - Barclays said they would like to charge for current accounts but could not.
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Netanyahu slams President Obama over policy with Iran
Benjamin Netanyahu has excoriated President Obama as a man who is pursuing a recklessly naive policy with Iran.
Read the full story ›Israel's Netanyahu drives a stake through US policy
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to the US Senators will clearly annoy the White House, ITV News Washington Correspondent reports.
NHS chief refuses to answer Morecambe questions
The chief executive of the NHS Confederation has refused to answer questions about the failings at Morecambe NHS Trust.
Mike Farrar was asked about the independent inquiry after he had hosted a discussion panel at the UK e-Health Week event at Olympia in London.
Former CIA director David Petraeus 'set to plead guilty'
Officials at the US department of justice said former CIA director David Petraeus has agreed to plead guilty to mishandling classified materials. A plea agreement has been filed in US District Court in Charlotte, North Carolina, a justice department statement says.
The former top army general was charged with one count of unauthorised removal and retention of classified material, the agency said. Petraeus had signed an agreement pleading guilty to the single criminal count, the statement said.
