BBC News

8 November 2011 Last updated at 15:01 ET

NoW surveillance on giant scale

The News of the World was engaged in covert surveillance on a huge scale - with targets including Prince William - BBC Newsnight has learned.

The suspended UK Border Force chief Brodie Clark has been treated with "contempt" by Home Secretary Theresa May, his representatives have said.

Fans of Sir Jimmy Savile attend a Leeds hotel to pay their last respects to the DJ, broadcaster and charity worker.

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Tevez accepts misconduct charge

Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez will not contest his misconduct charge, BBC Sport understands.
Toure fined for failed drugs test
Sunderland fine defender Bramble

Cameron opposes St Paul's protest

David Cameron tells senior MPs that while everyone has the right to protest, he does not think the demonstration at St Paul's Cathedral is constructive.
Below-cost alcohol ban from April
MPs seek Bank of England shake-up

Live: Cost of motor insurance debate Live

MPs are taking part in a backbench business debate, proposed by Transport Committee chair Louise Ellman, on the "large increase" in the cost of motor insurance over recent years.

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Hogarth house restored

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Eternal flame

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Private eyes

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Lasting impressions

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Newspaper review

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