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World mourns pop legend Jackson

Stars and fans pay tribute to Michael Jackson following his sudden death, amid concerns over the singer's use of pain medication.

Babysitter beat toddler to death

A 15-year-old boy from Manchester is convicted of murdering a two-year-old girl who was in his care for 90 minutes.

Rail bosses get £1.2m in bonuses

Top Network Rail bosses will get bonuses totalling over £1.2m, despite criticism of the firm's performance.

Zimbabwe army 'runs diamond mine'

Lobby group Human Rights Watch accuses Zimbabwe's army of using forced labour to mine diamonds in the east.

Petrol murderers jailed for life

Three people are jailed for life for murdering a Norfolk student who they doused with petrol and set on fire.

Swine flu cases soar in England

The number of confirmed swine flu cases in England has jumped by nearly 20% in a single day, latest figures show.

Sky may have to share TV channels

BSkyB should be forced to make its premium sports and film channels available to rivals, watchdog Ofcom proposes.

Brown proposes £60bn climate fund

Prime Minister Gordon Brown wants to set up a £60bn annual fund to help poor countries deal with climate change.

Officials issue heatwave warning

A heatwave alert has been issued by the Met Office amid warnings of extreme temperatures over the next few days.

Ronaldo agrees six-year Real deal

Cristiano Ronaldo will complete his world record £80m move from Man Utd to Real Madrid on 1 July after agreeing a six-year deal.

England U21s win shootout to reach final

England Under-21s set up a European Championship final against Germany with a dramatic 5-4 win over Sweden on penalties despite losing a 3-0 half-time lead.

Federer comes through first test

Roger Federer remains the man to beat after he sees off 27th seed Philipp Kohlschreiber in four sets at Wimbledon.

Winslet surprises future actors with school visit

Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet surprises students at her former stage school by turning up during rehearsals for their latest shows.

Your questions to Jeremy Bowen

Jeremy Bowen is the only BBC correspondent still in Tehran. Have you got a question for him?

Family's grief

Parents recall murdered 'dainty blue eyed' girl