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As French troops heading north pass refugees fleeing south, wounded Malian troops warn against underestimating the Islamist militants.
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View as a gridCiao Mario: Balotelli's best bits
ITV News
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As Mario Balotelli leaves England for Milan, we look back at the striker's finest moments.
Scathing Harry reveals 'anger' at press intrusion - ITV News
ITV News
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During his four-month spell in Afghanistan Prince Harry gave a series of scathing interviews that revealed his contempt for the press.
Apple launches taller iPhone 5 compatible with 4G network - ITV News
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Apple's iPhone 5 will be the first handset in Britain to be compatible with Everything Everywhere's new superfast 4G mobile internet network.
'Take a life to save a life' - Harry on killing insurgents - ITV News
ITV News
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Prince Harry has returned from Afghanistan, lifting the embargo on a series of illuminating interviews about his life as a soldier.
ITV launches rebrand on air and online - ITV News
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New branding was unveiled across all five ITV channels and its online outlets. The broadcaster's flagship channel changed its name from ITV1 to ITV, and, along with ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and CITV, changed colour scheme to "better reflect their programme mix," ITV said.
Samsung launches Galaxy S III to take on the iPhone
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Samsung, recently crowned the world's largest handset maker, has unveiled its latest flagship smartphone. Available in the UK from May 29th, the Samsung Galaxy S III will take on the likes of the iPhone 4S, the HTC One X, the Sony Xperia Arc and the Blackberry Bold 9900. Running on Samsung's new quad-core processor, it packs more computing power than many consumer laptops. The 'Exynos 4 Quad' machine also promises to use 20% less battery power than its predecessor. The launch attracted plenty of media attention and technology fans - although perhaps not the same levels of hysteria seen at similar events for Apple's iPhone and iPad devices.
Government spent over £1m on Olympic and Paralympic tickets - ITV News
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The Government paid over £1m for Olympic and Paralympic tickets for politicians, corporate guests, foreign dignitaries and others.
Locked-in sufferer Tony Nicklinson dies - ITV News
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Locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson, who last week lost his legal challenge for the right to end his life with a doctor's help, has died at home. Lawyers for a second man with the condition have said they are to appeal the High Court ruling.
Pictures show nude Prince Harry 'letting off steam' - ITV News
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Clarence House confirmed the authenticity of photographs which show a naked Prince Harry cavorting with a woman during a party in a hotel room in Las Vegas. A Royal source told ITV News: "Prince Harry was letting off steam over the weekend before he returns to the next phase of his military duties."
New fuel measures: Winners and losers
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Gordon Brown has agreed a package of measures with the big energy companies aimed at helping people with soaring gas and electricity bills. It includes half price insulation for all households and a freeze on this year's bills for the poorest families. But not everyone will benefit. Iris Hudson, 68, is one of the losers of today's announcement. She and her husband, 71, both retired art lecturers, live in a Victorian terraced house in Fulham, west London. Under the government scheme, all over-70s qualify for free assistance to help improve the energy efficiency of their homes.
BBC - 5 live Breakfast: The banking crisis - your questions answered
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Hello, I'm Andy Verity and I'm going to try to answer some of your questions about how the banking crisis could affect you. If you've got any questions, post them here, or text 85058 while the show is on, and I'll try to answer as many as I can. Q: How does short-selling work? Here's an example. Trader John borrows a thousand shares in the Campbell Bank from Fund Z at £1 per share. He immediately sells all those shares to the market, making £1,000. The Campbell Bank share price then falls, as John expected, to 60p per share.
Anger at Newcastle's Wonga sponsorship - ITV News
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Newcastle United's decision to agree a sponsorship deal with payday loan company Wonga has prompted an angry reaction in the North East.