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Poor turnout and spoilt ballot papers have left the PCC elections in "complete shambles", Labour says, as David Cameron insists elected candidates will still have a mandate.
Hamas aimed a missile at Jerusalem for the first time on Friday night, as Israeli ministers and military chiefs convened to discuss a ground invasion of Gaza.
Man who was demoted at work after expressing opposition to gay marriage was punished unlawfully for "doing nothing wrong".
Olivia Harrison abandons plans to erect razor wire fence around home after planning officials said: "Razor wire has no place in Henley."
Chelsea manager admits side may need to strengthen attacking options and says "any manager" would want Radamel Falcao.
Liverpool's controversial Director of Communications Jen Chang leaves club following internal investigation into his conduct.
A hippopotamus makes eye contact with two young visitors at a zoo in Spain. The hippo appeared to be locked in a staring contest with the children during their visit to the Valencia Bioparc.
A caver stands in a chamber of stalagmites and stalactites in New Britain, Papua New Guinea. A French-Swiss team has made it their mission to explore the miles of chambers and sinkholes beneath the Nakanai Mountains. The latest expeditions were captured by French photographer Philip Bence, 43, who described it as an 'incredible and unforgettable adventure'.
Prince Charles and Camilla show off their dancing skills in Christchurch on their final day of their Diamond Jubilee tour in New Zealand.
The Twilight movie, Jazz in London, Rodin and Rihanna were just a few of the things making news in culture this week.
As often witnessed on the red carpet, our love affair with make-up can sometimes go horribly wrong - here are the offending few who could do with a make-under.
As George Entwisle resigns after just 54 days in the job, Neil Midgley makes a list of possible choices to replace him as director general.
Student finance: If you are a full-time student, repayments are only made once you have left university or college and are earning over the threshold of 21,000.
US President Barack Obama, accompanied by his wife Michelle and daughters Sasha and Malia, on stage at his election night party in Chicago, Illinois.
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