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African viewpoint: Suffering and cursing In our series of viewpoints from African journalists, Sola Odunfa considers whether Fela Kuti's track Suffering and Smiling still rings true for Nigerians.

Wednesday 24th February MPs have accused News International of "collective amnesia" over the extent of phone-hacking. The chancellor has said he felt "the forces of hell" unleashed against him by Gordon Brown's aides when he predicted the recession. And what music should the London Olympics have as its theme?

Three charged over jewellery raid Three men are charged with robbery following a raid at a jewellers in north London.

One third of A&E units in London 'could close' One in three accident and emergency (A&E) departments could close across London, BBC London learns.

Illegal weapons' dealers jailed Two arms dealers who illegally supplied shotguns, bombs and other weapons to the Sri Lankan armed forces during the civil war are jailed.

Man 'harassed' actress Knightley A 41-year-old man appears in court charged with harassing actress Keira Knightley.

A&E clinics 'face closure' claim BBC London learns that up to six accident and emergency centres could close in the next few years.

Man is released after crash death Police release a 70-year-old man allegedly involved in a collision that involved three generations of one family.

Ex-car workers' pensions protest Former car plant workers who lost part of their pensions when a company folded last year have protested at the assembly.

MP to query Greece on jailed man A minister agrees to discuss the case of a student from north London held in Greece on manslaughter charges with his Greek counterpart.

Demo over student in Greek jail Supporters of a British student held in Greece on manslaughter charges protest outside London's Greek Embassy.

Two men sentenced over £1m fraud Two men involved in a £1m "boiler room" share-selling scam that targeted victims across the UK are jailed.

UK faces 'coldest winter night' The UK is bracing itself for what could be the coldest night of the winter so far, with temperatures set to plummet as low as -20C.

More than 10,000 UK schools shut Thousands of schools across the UK are closed because of the widespread snow and ice.

Pet marks 'vital' to solve thefts Exotic pet owners in Cornwall are warned to mark and photograph their animals in case they are stolen.

Humbugs for 'Scrooge' councillors A council that plans to charge for parking on Boxing Day is given humbugs in protest.

Hunt for men in UK wanted abroad Scotland Yard launches a bid to find 10 men believed to have fled to the UK after allegedly committing serious crimes abroad.

Outnumbered sweeps comedy awards Family-based BBC comedy Outnumbered picks up three British Comedy Awards while Sir Terry Wogan is honoured with a lifetime achievement.

Men guilty of share-selling fraud Two men who were involved in a £1m "boiler room" share-selling scam are found guilty of conspiracy to commit fraud.

Mayor faces tough sell on academies As the first of mayor Boris Johnson's academies prepares to open, he faces a tough job convincing other schools to follow the same route.

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