RADIO - TV : BBC Sommaire BBC : Toute l'info BBC : International BBC : Grande Bretagne BBC : Économie et finance BBC : Politique BBC : Technologie BBC : Toute l'info Site : http://www.bbc.co.uk Blasts rock Syria's second city - 10/02/2012At least 28 people have been killed by bombs targeting security forces compounds in Syria's second city of Aleppo, state media report.
Damilola killer recalled to jail - 10/02/2012The father of Damilola Taylor calls for an inquiry after one of the brothers convicted of killing the schoolboy is recalled to prison for a second time.
Lansley hits back over NHS bill - 10/02/2012Health Secretary Andrew Lansley says the government is "committed" to the NHS bill, amid reports that three Conservative cabinet ministers have concerns.
Greek defections over austerity - 10/02/2012Four senior Greek politicians resign in protest at austerity measures demanded by the EU and IMF, amid angry protests and a national strike.
Council's prayers ruled unlawful - 10/02/2012The High Court rules a Devon town council which held prayers before meetings was acting unlawfully - in a case which could affect other councils.
Small business loan target missed - 10/02/2012The five main UK banks missed their Project Merlin target for lending to smaller firms, but exceeded the overall lending target, BBA figures show.
Icy roads hazard after snowfall - 10/02/2012Snow that fell in England and Wales overnight will turn to ice later causing potentially hazardous driving conditions, the Met Office has warned.
25-year term for soldiers' killer - 10/02/2012A terminally-ill man convicted of murdering two soldiers at Massereene Barracks in Antrim must serve a minimum of 25 years in prison.
UN chief urges calm on Falklands - 10/02/2012UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls on Argentina and the UK to avoid an "escalation" in tensions over the disputed Falkland Islands.
Obama to change contraception rule - 10/02/2012The White House is to unveil a plan to end a growing row with religious leaders over a new rule on providing contraception to employees.
Tribe sues beer makers for $500m - 10/02/2012South Dakota's Oglala Sioux tribe has sued major beer makers for $500m for fuelling chronic alcohol abuse in one of the poorest communities in the US.
Barclays' profits fall to £5.9bn - 10/02/2012Barclays reports a 3% fall in annual profits to £5.9bn, and cuts the bonus pool at its investment banking division by 32%.
Producer prices rise in January - 10/02/2012UK producer prices rose by 0.5% in January from December as the cost of alcohol, fuel and clothes rose, official data shows.
Retire later 'to stop loneliness' - 10/02/2012People who carry on working in some capacity beyond their retirement could live longer because they are not so lonely, a No 10 adviser suggests.
Be realistic on budgets, MoD told - 10/02/2012The Ministry of Defence may be "over-optimistic" about how much its military equipment budget is under control, an influential group of MPs says.
Dementia plaque 'rapidly cleared' - 09/02/2012Destructive plaques found in the brains of Alzheimer's patients have been rapidly cleared by researchers testing a cancer drug on mice.
Video game sales slump in January - 10/02/2012US video games suffer a 34% annual drop for January, according to analysts at NPD. The figures come less than a fortnight before the PlayStation Vita launches.
Overfishing 'costing EU £2.7bn' - 10/02/2012Overfishing of EU fisheries is costing the European economy £2.7bn a year and 100,000 jobs, a report by a UK think-tank finds.
Joyce children's book sparks feud - 10/02/2012A children's story by James Joyce is published for the first time in Dublin to the dismay of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation.
HBO attacked over death of horses - 10/02/2012Animal rights group Peta calls for TV and film safety rules to be tightened after two horses were put down during filming for HBO racing drama Luck, starring Dustin Hoffman.
FBI files of the rich and famous - 10/02/2012The FBI has released an investigative file on Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Who else did they keep tabs on, and why?
Capello 'should've gone in 2010' - 10/02/2012Fabio Capello should have been removed as England manager following the World Cup, says FA councillor and Stoke chairman Peter Coates.
England talk 'flatters' Redknapp - 10/02/2012Harry Redknapp says he is flattered to be put forward for the England manager's role and admits it is the "ultimate job for an Englishman".
Men jailed for anti-gay leaflets - 10/02/2012Three Muslim men from Derby are jailed for handing out leaflets calling for homosexual people to be given the death penalty.
Prescott seeks commissioner role - 10/02/2012The former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott says he wants to stand as Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside Police.
NHS dealing with £1bn repair bill - 10/02/2012A government-published report reveals NHS Scotland is having to cope with £1bn building repair bill going back several years.
Bank's system 'risks house sales' - 10/02/2012House sales could fall through under a new mortgage system being used by a high street bank, the Law Society of Scotland warns.
Ex-priest sentenced to 10 years - 10/02/2012Former priest James Donaghy from Lisburn is jailed for 10 years for sexually abusing a young adult and two teenage altar boys.
Councillor 'target of extremists' - 10/02/2012A Cardiff councillor says he has received a threatening and intimidating letter from Islamic extremists blaming him for a police operation.
Nigeria recaptures bomb suspect - 10/02/2012A man suspected of masterminding the deadly Nigerian bombing of a church on the outskirts of Abuja on Christmas Day has been recaptured, officials say.
Somalia's al-Shabab join al-Qaeda - 10/02/2012Islamist militant group al-Shabab, which controls much of Somalia, releases a joint video with al-Qaeda, formally announcing the two groups have merged.
Maldives leader rejects poll call - 10/02/2012New Maldives President Mohammed Waheed Hassan rejects calls by his predecessor for snap elections as a way of resolving a political stand-off.
Burmese monk Gambira 'taken away' - 10/02/2012Burmese monk Shin Gambira, one of the leaders of the 2007 protests, is taken away by the authorities, eyewitnesses tell BBC Burmese.
Russian 'sold CIA missile data' - 10/02/2012A senior officer at Russia's Plesetsk space station is jailed for 13 years after being convicted of selling missile test data to the CIA.
Life term for Frankfurt shooting - 10/02/2012A Kosovo man who admitted shooting dead two US airmen at Frankfurt airport a year ago is sentenced to life in prison by a German court.
Mexico seizes 'largest meth haul' - 09/02/2012Mexican soldiers secure 15 tonnes of methamphetamine in the western state of Jalisco, believed to be the largest seizure of the drug yet.
Malaysia detains Saudi for tweet - 10/02/2012Malaysian police detain a Saudi journalist who left his country after being accused of insulting the Prophet Muhammad in a tweet.
Romney seeks conservative backing - 10/02/2012US Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is to try and woo sceptical conservatives at a major conference, days after poll wins for rival Rick Santorum.
VIDEO: House of Commons - 09/02/2012Both the UK and US remain committed to a timetable for withdrawal of combat troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2014, the foreign secretary has told MPs.
VIDEO: Crew rescued from ice-bound ships - 10/02/2012Emergency services from Ukraine had to come to the rescue of crew members trapped on ships in the Kersh Strait, which separates Russia and Ukraine.
VIDEO: England 'ultimate' but focus on Spurs - 10/02/2012Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, who has been touted as a potential successor to Fabio Capello, says he "could not be happier" at Tottenham and admits he owes it to Spurs to focus on the club.
VIDEO: Dewani accused in Cape Town court - 10/02/2012The men allegedly hired by Shrien Dewani to kill his wife while they were on honeymoon in South Africa have appeared at a pre-trial hearing in a Cape Town court.
VIDEO: Caught out on live TV - it's Odd Box - 10/02/2012The toddler who's great at table tennis, the runaway rhino and the presenter not quite ready for her live broadcast - the week's weird and wonderful video stories in Newsbeat's Odd Box with Dominic Byrne.
BBC : International Site : http://www.bbc.co.uk Blasts rock Syria's second city - 10/02/2012At least 28 people have been killed by bombs targeting security forces compounds in Syria's second city of Aleppo, state media report.
Greek defections over austerity - 10/02/2012Four senior Greek politicians resign in protest at austerity measures demanded by the EU and IMF, amid angry protests and a national strike.
UN chief urges calm on Falklands - 10/02/2012UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls on Argentina and the UK to avoid an "escalation" in tensions over the disputed Falkland Islands.
Obama to change contraception rule - 10/02/2012The White House is to unveil a plan to end a growing row with religious leaders over a new rule on providing contraception to employees.
Russian 'sold CIA missile data' - 10/02/2012A senior officer at Russia's Plesetsk space station is jailed for 13 years after being convicted of selling missile test data to the CIA.
Suspect in Serbia PM killing held - 10/02/2012A man suspected of involvement in the 2003 killing of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic is arrested in Spain, police say.
Maldives leader rejects poll call - 10/02/2012New Maldives President Mohammed Waheed Hassan rejects calls by his predecessor for snap elections as a way of resolving a political stand-off.
Romney seeks conservative backing - 10/02/2012US Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is to try and woo sceptical conservatives at a major conference, days after poll wins for rival Rick Santorum.
Life term for Frankfurt shooting - 10/02/2012A Kosovo man who admitted shooting dead two US airmen at Frankfurt airport a year ago is sentenced to life in prison by a German court.
Nigeria recaptures bomb suspect - 10/02/2012A man suspected of masterminding the deadly Nigerian bombing of a church on the outskirts of Abuja on Christmas Day has been recaptured, officials say.
'Cruel' Sydney abattoir shut down - 10/02/2012An abattoir in the Australian city of Sydney, has been closed down after a video showing animal cruelty surfaces, local media report.
China dissident jailed over poem - 10/02/2012A court in eastern China has sentenced dissident writer Zhu Yufu to seven years in jail for inciting subversion, rights groups say.
Tribe sues beer makers for $500m - 10/02/2012South Dakota's Oglala Sioux tribe has sued major beer makers for $500m for fuelling chronic alcohol abuse in one of the poorest communities in the US.
Lost $9m jewels found in drawer - 09/02/2012Jewellery worth $9m (£5.9m), thought stolen from the wife of the US ambassador to the Netherlands in 2006, is found in the Hague.
HBO attacked over death of horses - 10/02/2012Animal rights group Peta calls for TV and film safety rules to be tightened after two horses were put down during filming for HBO racing drama Luck, starring Dustin Hoffman.
Mexico seizes 'largest meth haul' - 09/02/2012Mexican soldiers secure 15 tonnes of methamphetamine in the western state of Jalisco, believed to be the largest seizure of the drug yet.
Somalia's al-Shabab join al-Qaeda - 10/02/2012Islamist militant group al-Shabab, which controls much of Somalia, releases a joint video with al-Qaeda, formally announcing the two groups have merged.
Burmese monk Gambira 'taken away' - 10/02/2012Burmese monk Shin Gambira, one of the leaders of the 2007 protests, is taken away by the authorities, eyewitnesses tell BBC Burmese.
Malaysia detains Saudi for tweet - 10/02/2012Malaysian police detain a Saudi journalist who left his country after being accused of insulting the Prophet Muhammad in a tweet.
Overfishing 'costing EU £2.7bn' - 10/02/2012Overfishing of EU fisheries is costing the European economy £2.7bn a year and 100,000 jobs, a report by a UK think-tank finds.
North Africa gets giant car plant - 09/02/2012The biggest car factory in North Africa, run by French firm Renault, is officially opened near the Moroccan city of Tangiers.
Damilola killer recalled to jail - 10/02/2012The Damilola Taylor Trust calls for an inquiry after one of the brothers convicted of killing the schoolboy is recalled to prison for a second time.
Lansley hits back over NHS bill - 10/02/2012Health Secretary Andrew Lansley says the government is "committed" to the NHS bill, amid reports that three Conservative cabinet ministers have concerns.
Barclays' profits fall to £5.9bn - 10/02/2012Barclays reports a 3% fall in annual profits to £5.9bn, and cuts the bonus pool at its investment banking division by 32%.
China's exports and imports fall - 10/02/2012China's exports and imports fell in January, raising fresh concerns about the impact of a global economic slowdown on its economy.
Shock loss for India's Tata Steel - 10/02/2012Tata Steel, the largest producer in India, unexpectedly reports a loss of 6.03bn rupees ($122m; £77m), hit by weak demand.
Capello 'should've gone in 2010' - 10/02/2012Fabio Capello should have been removed as England manager following the World Cup, says FA councillor and Stoke chairman Peter Coates.
Joyce children's book sparks feud - 10/02/2012A children's story by James Joyce is published for the first time in Dublin to the dismay of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation.
Guardian gong for Gleeson's Guard - 10/02/2012Irish comedy The Guard, starring Brendan Gleeson as an unorthodox Galway policeman, beats nine other contenders to win the Guardian's annual First Film award.
'Violent' Madonna stalker escapes - 10/02/2012A man with "violent tendencies" who was convicted of stalking Madonna has escaped from a mental hospital, Los Angeles police say.
VIDEO: Dewani accused in Cape Town court - 10/02/2012The men allegedly hired by Shrien Dewani to kill his wife while they were on honeymoon in South Africa have appeared at a pre-trial hearing in a Cape Town court.
VIDEO: Crew rescued from ice-bound ships - 10/02/2012Emergency services from Ukraine had to come to the rescue of crew members trapped on ships in the Kersh Strait, which separates Russia and Ukraine.
VIDEO: China investigating police chief - 10/02/2012Chinese authorities say they are investigating after one of the country's top police chiefs spent a day at a US consulate, state media reports.
VIDEO: Cup of Nations impact on Gabon - 10/02/2012Preparations are under way in Libreville for the final of the Africa Cup of Nations, but it has been a difficult journey for the country.
BBC : Grande Bretagne Site : http://www.bbc.co.uk Damilola killer recalled to jail - 10/02/2012The father of Damilola Taylor calls for an inquiry after one of the brothers convicted of killing the schoolboy is recalled to prison for a second time.
Lansley hits back over NHS bill - 10/02/2012Health Secretary Andrew Lansley says the government is "committed" to the NHS bill, amid reports that three Conservative cabinet ministers have concerns.
25-year term for soldiers' killer - 10/02/2012A terminally-ill man convicted of murdering two soldiers at Massereene Barracks in Antrim must serve a minimum of 25 years in prison.
Men jailed for anti-gay leaflets - 10/02/2012Three Muslim men from Derby are jailed for handing out leaflets calling for homosexual people to be given the death penalty.
Council's prayers ruled unlawful - 10/02/2012The High Court rules a Devon town council which held prayers before meetings was acting unlawfully - in a case which could affect councils across England and Wales.
UN chief urges calm on Falklands - 10/02/2012UN chief Ban Ki-moon calls on Argentina and the UK to avoid an "escalation" in tensions over the disputed Falkland Islands.
Small business loan target missed - 10/02/2012The five main UK banks missed their Project Merlin target for lending to smaller firms, but exceeded the overall lending target, BBA figures show.
Icy roads hazard after snowfall - 10/02/2012Snow that fell in England and Wales overnight will turn to ice later causing potentially hazardous driving conditions, the Met Office has warned.
Prescott seeks commissioner role - 10/02/2012The former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott says he wants to stand as Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside Police.
Barclays' profits fall to £5.9bn - 10/02/2012Barclays reports a 3% fall in annual profits to £5.9bn, and cuts the bonus pool at its investment banking division by 32%.
Gay couple hotel challenge fails - 10/02/2012Two Christian guesthouse owners who refused to allow a gay couple to stay in a double room lose their appeal against a ruling they acted unlawfully.
Banker loses newspaper libel case - 10/02/2012Financier Nathaniel Rothschild loses his libel case against the Daily Mail following a 2010 story which he said portrayed him as a "puppet-master".
Ex-priest sentenced to 10 years - 10/02/2012Former priest James Donaghy from Lisburn is jailed for 10 years for sexually abusing a young adult and two teenage altar boys.
Councillor 'target of extremists' - 10/02/2012A Cardiff councillor says he has received a threatening and intimidating letter from Islamic extremists blaming him for a police operation.
NHS dealing with £1bn repair bill - 10/02/2012A government-published report reveals NHS Scotland is having to cope with £1bn building repair bill going back several years.
Bank's system 'risks house sales' - 10/02/2012House sales could fall through under a new mortgage system being used by a high street bank, the Law Society of Scotland warns.
Capello 'should've gone in 2010' - 10/02/2012Fabio Capello should have been removed as England manager following the World Cup, says FA councillor and Stoke chairman Peter Coates.
England talk 'flatters' Redknapp - 10/02/2012Harry Redknapp says he is flattered to be put forward for the England manager's role and admits it is the "ultimate job for an Englishman".
The toughest place to be a train driver - 10/02/2012Driving huge freight trains up and down the Andes mountains in Peru, on the second highest railway in the world, requires great skill and courage.
FBI files of the rich and famous - 10/02/2012The FBI has released an investigative file on Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Who else did they keep tabs on, and why?
Retire later 'to stop loneliness' - 10/02/2012People who carry on working in some capacity beyond their retirement could live longer because they are not so lonely, a No 10 adviser suggests.
Be realistic on budgets, MoD told - 10/02/2012The Ministry of Defence may be "over-optimistic" about how much its military equipment budget is under control, an influential group of MPs says.
Rape fund for girl gang members - 10/02/2012The government announces £1.2 million of funding to help girls involved with gangs who are raped by male members.
VIDEO: House of Commons - 09/02/2012Both the UK and US remain committed to a timetable for withdrawal of combat troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2014, the foreign secretary has told MPs.
VIDEO: England 'ultimate' but focus on Spurs - 10/02/2012Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, who has been touted as a potential successor to Fabio Capello, says he "could not be happier" at Tottenham and admits he owes it to Spurs to focus on the club.
VIDEO: Caught out on live TV - it's Odd Box - 10/02/2012The toddler who's great at table tennis, the runaway rhino and the presenter not quite ready for her live broadcast - the week's weird and wonderful video stories in Newsbeat's Odd Box with Dominic Byrne.
BBC : Économie et finance Site : http://www.bbc.co.uk Barclays' profits fall to £5.9bn - 10/02/2012Barclays reports a 3% fall in annual profits to £5.9bn, and cuts the bonus pool at its investment banking division by 32%.
Greek defections over austerity - 10/02/2012Four senior Greek politicians resign in protest at austerity measures demanded by the EU and IMF, amid angry protests and a national strike.
Small business loan target missed - 10/02/2012The five main UK banks missed their Project Merlin target for lending to smaller firms, but exceeded the overall lending target, BBA figures show.
Producer prices rise in January - 10/02/2012UK producer prices rose by 0.5% in January from December as the cost of alcohol, fuel and clothes rose, official data shows.
China's exports and imports fall - 10/02/2012China's exports and imports fell in January, raising fresh concerns about the impact of a global economic slowdown on its economy.
Shock loss for India's Tata Steel - 10/02/2012Tata Steel, the largest producer in India, unexpectedly reports a loss of 6.03bn rupees ($122m; £77m), hit by weak demand.
German inflation rate at 2.1% - 10/02/2012Rising energy prices kept German inflation high at 2.1% in January 2012, according to official figures from Destatis.
'Energy literacy' to be examined - 10/02/2012The "energy literacy" of gas and electricity billpayers will be tested during an inquiry by MPs to see if more education is needed from the industry.
Alcatel jumps on profit outlook - 10/02/2012Shares in Alcatel Lucent jump 20% after the telecoms equipment maker reports an annual profit of 1bn euros and targets better profit margins.
Banker loses newspaper libel case - 10/02/2012Financier Nathaniel Rothschild loses his libel case against the Daily Mail following a 2010 story which he said portrayed him as a "puppet-master".
Sainsbury's relaxes freeze advice - 10/02/2012Sainsbury's is removing advice to freeze food "on day of purchase" from its labels and informing customers it can be done up until the use-by date.
Tribe sues beer makers for $500m - 10/02/2012South Dakota's Oglala Sioux tribe has sued major beer makers for $500m for fuelling chronic alcohol abuse in one of the poorest communities in the US.
Pensioners miss weather payments - 09/02/2012Up to 1.6 million pensioners are failing to claim benefits they are entitled to - including financial help during the cold snap.
Bank's system 'risks house sales' - 10/02/2012House sales could fall through under a new mortgage system being used by a high street bank, the Law Society of Scotland warns.
Bank injects £50bn into economy - 09/02/2012The Bank of England agrees to extend its quantitative easing programme by £50bn to give a further boost to the UK economy.
ECB leaves euro rates unchanged - 09/02/2012The European Central Bank leaves its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 1.0%, saying there are signs of stabilisation.
US banks in home seizure payouts - 09/02/2012Five of the biggest US banks agree to provide $25bn in assistance to homeowners to settle claims over improper foreclosure practices.
Johnston seeks Gers buyout probe - 09/02/2012Former Rangers chairman asks the government's insolvency service to clarify "certain financial arrangements" relating to the club's takeover.
Redknapp trial cost £1.3m so far - 10/02/2012HM Revenue & Customs says that rumours it spent £8m on trials into alleged tax dodging, one of which cleared Harry Redknapp, are "nonsense".
London 2012 'lacking energy plan' - 09/02/2012London 2012 organisers still do not have an energy-saving strategy despite a pledge to make it one of the greenest Olympics, a watchdog says.
VIDEO: The companies where bonuses work - 10/02/2012As chief executives face public pressure over their annual bonuses, many smaller companies find bonuses are a useful tool to help improve productivity.
AUDIO: Is the future financial? - 10/02/2012Stuart Fraser from the City of London Corporation and the TUC's Brendan Barber debate the proper balance between the UK's manufacturing and finance sectors.
BBC : Politique Site : http://www.bbc.co.uk Lansley hits back over NHS bill - 10/02/2012Health Secretary Andrew Lansley says the government is "committed" to the NHS bill, amid reports that three Conservative cabinet ministers have concerns.
Retire later 'to stop loneliness' - 10/02/2012People who carry on working in some capacity beyond their retirement could live longer because they are not so lonely, a No 10 adviser suggests.
Council's prayers ruled unlawful - 10/02/2012The High Court rules a Devon town council which held prayers before meetings was acting unlawfully - in a case which could affect councils across England and Wales.
Basement extension limits urged - 10/02/2012The House of Lords hears calls for tougher rules on underground extensions, due to the risk of disturbance to neighbours.
Be realistic on budgets, MoD told - 10/02/2012The Ministry of Defence may be "over-optimistic" about how much its military equipment budget is under control, an influential group of MPs says.
Prescott seeks commissioner role - 10/02/2012The former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott says he wants to stand as Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside Police.
Banker loses newspaper libel case - 10/02/2012Financier Nathaniel Rothschild loses his libel case against the Daily Mail following a 2010 story which he said portrayed him as a "puppet-master".
Rape fund for girl gang members - 10/02/2012The government announces £1.2 million of funding to help girls involved with gangs who are raped by male members.
Bank injects £50bn into economy - 09/02/2012The Bank of England agrees to extend its quantitative easing programme by £50bn to give a further boost to the UK economy.
PM 'won't rule out' board quotas - 09/02/2012David 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.
PM's Abu Qatada talks with Jordan - 09/02/2012UK 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.
Voter 'opt-out' may yet go ahead - 09/02/2012A controversial proposal to let people "opt out" of being on the electoral register may still go ahead, despite concerns it will lead to a big drop in registered voters.
Parents warned over CRB proposals - 09/02/2012Parents should teach their children about the risk of paedophiles, a minister has said as he defended plans to ease Criminal Records Bureau checks.
Cable stands by fair access chief - 08/02/2012Business Secretary Vince Cable is in a political stand off after his nomination for the university access chief was turned down by MPs.
Bonus row 'is not anti-business' - 09/02/2012Ed Miliband hits back at the chancellor's warning that a row over bank pay and bonuses threatened to create an "anti-business culture".
VIDEO: House of Commons - 09/02/2012Both the UK and US remain committed to a timetable for withdrawal of combat troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2014, the foreign secretary has told MPs.
Address football 'injustice' call - 09/02/2012DUP MP Nigel Dodds says the British and Irish governments should hold talks to stop footballers from Northern Ireland opting to play for the Republic.
Introduction - 20/07/2010A tour of the Northern Ireland Assembly at Stormont.
NHS dealing with £1bn repair bill - 10/02/2012A government-published report reveals NHS Scotland is having to cope with £1bn building repair bill going back several years.
Introduction - 28/10/2009BBC Democracy Live takes you on a tour of the Scottish Parliament.
Minister intervenes in health row - 10/02/2012Health Minister Lesley Griffiths intervenes to try to defuse tension between a health board and doctors at Aberystwyth's Bronglais Hospital.
Introduction - 31/05/2011A guide to the National Assembly for Wales.
Cameras in English courts - 10/02/2012Chairman of the Media Select Committee and Essex MP, John Whittingdale, puts the case for allowing cameras into English courts.
Is the hunting ban working? - 07/02/2012New figures from a Freedom of Information request by the BBC raise fresh doubts over the effectiveness of the hunting ban.
VIDEO: Lansley plays down pressure - 10/02/2012Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has rejected the suggestion that he's lost the confidence and support of the Conservative party over government plans to reform the Health Service.
VIDEO: Tory blogger challenges NHS plans - 10/02/2012Conservative blogger Tim Montgomerie claimed he could not find a senior Tory MP who thought coalition plans to reform the NHS in England had been handled well.
VIDEO: Political week in 60 seconds - 10/02/2012The political week up to 10 February is reviewed in 60 seconds by Giles Dilnot, looking back over the headlines on the Daily Politics.
BBC : Technologie Site : http://www.bbc.co.uk
Video game sales slump in January - 10/02/2012US video games suffer a 34% annual drop for January, according to analysts at NPD. The figures come less than a fortnight before the PlayStation Vita launches.
Ofcom targets switching slammers - 09/02/2012Ofcom proposes new measures to prevent consumers being switched from one phone or broadband service to another without their consent.
Microsoft backs Apple patent view - 09/02/2012Microsoft promises not to block rivals' products from sale if they infringe patents it owns which are deemed essential to industry standards.
Malaysia detains Saudi for tweet - 10/02/2012Malaysian police detain a Saudi journalist who left his country after being accused of insulting the Prophet Muhammad in a tweet.
Steve Jobs' FBI files made public - 09/02/2012The FBI releases its files on Apple founder Steve Jobs, revealing a man who commanded respect but was questioned on his honesty and morality.
LinkedIn profits send shares up - 10/02/2012Business-focused social networking website LinkedIn reports higher profits and said it added 14 million new members.
Groupon reports unexpected loss - 08/02/2012In its first set of results as a public company, Groupon reports an unexpected loss of $42.7m (£27.0m), when a small profit had been expected.
Internet cams video feeds exposed - 07/02/2012Thousands of Trendnet security camera webfeeds have been breached and shared on the internet, including live video from children's rooms.
VIDEO: Comedians turn to web for laughs - 07/02/2012Comedians seeking to jumpstart their careers are creating content specifically aimed online video-hosting websites - and finding their creations win plaudits.
VIDEO: Does Groupon make money? - 08/02/2012The online deals company Groupon is due to post its first financial results since becoming a publicly traded firm.
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