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Oscar Pistorius: I thought Reeva was in bed when I fired shots

First full account: Pistorius explains how he came to shoot Reeva Steenkamp, claiming that he mistook her for an intruder.

Oscar Pistorius murder charge: latest

Oscar Pistorius murder charge: key points of athlete's statement

Reeva Steenkamp funeral: sadness and anger at model's death

Pistorius 'strapped on legs then shot Reeva Steenkamp'

Oscar Pistorius murder charge: Reeva Steenkamp laid to rest

Doreen Lawrence: white groups face racism

White minority groups are suffering a form of racism in Britain but it is rarely even spoken about, according to Doreen Lawrence.

House explosion man texted: 'Goodbye. Boom'.

Man who blew up house killing two-year-old texted ex-girlfriend: "Told you next time you leave, house goes up with me."

Parents remember gas explosion victim

$50m diamond heist at Brussels airport

Shed of the Year 2013

In pictures: weird, wacky and wonderful entrants for the annual Shed of the Year competition.

Mantel sparks Kate weight row »

'Mantel's comments on 'thin' Kate are creepy'

Why Mantel is in the wrong: Author should know better than to take pot shots at the Duchess of Cambridge.

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'Mantel wasn't attacking the Duchess of Cambridge'

Why Mantel is in the right: Comments were an attack on the media, not the Duchess.

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Duchess shows off baby bump for first time

Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Hope House, London

Duchess of Cambridge attends her first official engagement of the year.

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SARS-like disease claims Briton's life

Coronavirus cases may be 'tip of the iceberg'

British man dies from mysterious SARS-like disease, becoming sixth fatality from the illness worldwide.

Unemployed mother-of-11 is keeping horse at taxpayers' expense

The family of an unemployed mother-of-11 is so large that the council is building a “mansion” for them.

Unemployed mother-of-11 for whom a council is building a six-bedroom "eco mansion” is keeping her own horse despite being on benefits.

Labour neglected energy crisis 'for a decade'

Alistair Buchanan, Ofgem Director General, photographed for an interview at his London offices. Ofgem sends a chill through energy market as prices continue to hot up

Energy policy has been neglected for a decade under Labour and is now in "crisis", Tim Yeo has claimed.

Right to light: little man 'left unprotected'

Daylight robbery: 'Rights to light' could be scrapped

Man whose landmark case led Coalition to consider repealing law protecting householder’s “right to light” criticises move.

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Bear Grylls copycat? Australians lash out at British teen who went missing

Residents in Australian outback lash out at British teen who went missing for three days, suggesting he was a Bear Grylls copycat.

Cameron warns Clegg not to side with Labour on mansion tax

Finance »

Bank pay curbs threaten Britain's financial stability

Mothers keen to return to the workplace after three years or more away can apply for the Bank of America workshop at Canary Wharf's offices.

CBI warns plans to curb bonuses would drastically dilute shareholder power over boards.

Andrew Bailey appointed head of new banking regulator

Pensioners are not hurt by quantitative easing, says Bank of England

Andrew Bailey made chief executive of Prudential Regulatory Authority and will be deputy governor of Bank of England.

The best and worst selling cars in January

Ofgem boss: Keeping Britain's lights on will come at a price

Anyone who doubts Government’s energy reforms are necessary should take note of the events of a few weeks ago.

Gold faces 'global supply crunch'

Gold faces a "supply crunch" that could help propel the price to $2,000, a leading gold investor has said.

Lloyds fined £4.3m over PPI delays

Richard Branson pledges to give away wealth

MPs call for tax avoiders to be 'named and shamed'

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Wojciech Szczesny - Arsenal v Bayern Munich: Wojciech Szczesny claims Bayern should not be favourites for Champions League tie

Szczesny: Arsenal need not be scared of Bayern

Arsenal goalkeeper sees no reason Germans, 15 points clear in the Bundesliga, should be seen as favourites when sides meet.

Arsenal webchat with Jeremy Wilson

Arsenal search for a hero like Vieira

FIFA confirm that goal-line technology will be in place for the 2014 World Cup

Goal-line technology for 2014 World Cup

FIFA confirm goal-line technology will be in place for 2014 World Cup and invites tenders to provide system.

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Terry demands new Lampard deal

Fifa to step up drug tests in 2014

Tyler Hamilton tells court in Eufemiano Fuentes trial he was once reinfused with own blood by ex-cyclist with no medical training

Hamilton reveals details of risks he took doping

Tyler Hamilton tells court in trial of Eufemiano Fuentes he was once reinfused with own blood by ex-cyclist with no medical training.

Doping put Hamilton's life at risk

ITF concern over links to Del Moral

United claim momentum in treble chase

England’s bench can dominate flagging French

Roma to offer Manchester City manager £4.5 million-a-year deal

Liverpool striker Fabio Borini ruled out for the rest of the season

Chelsea captain urges owner to give Frank Lampard a new contract

Chris Woakes hails mentoring skills of record-breaking James Anderson

Ian Poulter spirit has rubbed off on me, says Ryder Cup team-mate Rose

Arsène Wenger has brought in graceful ball-users but insufficient gritty winners. They’ve lost that winning feeling.

Henry Winter

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Britain's Becky James poised to get back on track at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Minsk, Belarus

Christopher Kane puts the brains into fashion

Interactive graphic: the titles Arsène Wenger's former players have won since the Gunners last secured silverware

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Helga Weiss was transported to Terezín concentration camp at the age of 12. She tells Nicholas Shakespeare how she came to write – and draw – the most moving child’s-eye testimony since the diary of Anne Frank.

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'Why there is no going back to the good life'

Ben Zygier: The Prisoner X conspiracy theory

Kim Jong-il's birthday

Shelf-stacking gave me a sense of direction

The women fighting to become mayor of Paris

Chaos at Pistorius court hearing

Duchess shows off baby bump on charity visit

Hilary Mantel portrays Duchess as a 'shop window mannequin’

Mantel: Duchess has a 'perfect plastic smile'

Culture »

Brit Awards 2013 preview, part 1

Brit Awards

Olly Murs or Plan B? Rolling Stones or Mumford? Thomas H Green investigates who should, and who will, win at tomorrow night's Brits.

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The Brits: most shocking moments

Brit Awards 2013: nominations in full

Brits host James Corden has contracted tonsillitis ahead of tomorrow's awards

The Toscars: the funny Oscars

Actor Eric Roberts, who will be on the panel of judges for this year's Toscars

Film

While Hollywood anticipates the Oscars on Sunday, some LA residents send up the awards with the Toscars.

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Sound City: Dave Grohl's tender tribute to classic rock

Dave Grohl, founder of the Foo Fighters, in his documentary Sound City.

Film

Dave Grohl's debut documentary shows he's a dab hand at film-making as well as music, says Catherine Gee.

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Jessica Hynes's suffragette comedy to be BBC Four's first ever studio sitcom

Bruce Willis on Die Hard: "I think we set a new record for smashing cars"

Brits host James Corden has contracted tonsillitis ahead of tomorrow's awards

Richard Briers meant something to everyone

Reviews

Dance

Kraftwerk, Tour de France

The Full Monty, review

Theatre

The Full Monty has been reborn as an uproariously entertaining Eighties-set play in Sheffield, finds Dominic Cavendish.

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Hilary Mantel wasn't attacking the Duchess of Cambridge

Books

The Booker-winning novelist's mischievous comments on Kate Middleton should be read in context.

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The Big Picture

See this week's best entries in our travel photography competition, or send us your photos for the chance to win a £300 camera.

BA to offer 'no-frills' fares

British Airways to offer 'hand luggage only' fares

British Airways is to offer cheaper fares to passengers who travel without checked luggage.

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Tropical Islands Resort

Visitors lounge at the South Sea beach at the Tropical Islands indoor resort in Krausnick, Germany

A beach inside a huge former Soviet airship hangar in Germany.

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Siberian snowboarders in bikinis

Snowboarders strip to bikinis in Siberia

The Russian ski resort of Sheregesh is promoting itself with a video of scantily-clad snowboarders taking to the slopes.

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Japan's Naked Festival

Revellers take part in one of Japan's most eccentric celebrations: the Naked Festival in Okayama.

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Redefining Europe

James Bedding peers down the Gotthard Base Tunnel in Switzerland - currently under construction.

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Holiday deals of the week

Late deals on UK cottages, hotel stays, package holidays, flights, cruises and luxury breaks.

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Infographics »

Arsenal trophy drought

Interactive graphic: while Arsenal have gone eight years without a trophy those players who have left the club in that time have had no such trouble.

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