NATO and EU ministers are meeting in Libya, but seem no closer to agreement on a potential no-fly zone - despite repeated requests from Libyan opposition groups.

Reports out of Libya suggest Colonel Gaddafi's counter-offensive in the east of the country has been driving rebel forces out of key towns.

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Work longer, pay more and get less from your pension - that's what around 6 million people in the public sector are now facing. 

A major report says the current system isn't affordable, and suggests replacing the final salary scheme with a pension based on a worker's average salary.

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A postcode lottery for sufferers of kidney cancer means those in Bournemouth and Poole still face the greatest delays in accessing drugs.

The South West Strategic Health Authority says the number of applications they've approved is so low they can't provide details due to patient confidentiality.

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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he denies completely his charge of improper conduct from UEFA.

He's accused of using 'inappropiate language' to the referee after Robin van Persie's controversial sending off in teh Champions League loss to Barcelona.