David Cameron has publicly backed Foreign Secretary William Hague as Labour said there was concern about the Government's competence over Libya.

In Prime Ministers Questions today, the PM described Mr Hague as "excellent".

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Tobacco displays in shops are to be banned in England as part of a series of measures aimed at stopping people smoking.

Cigarettes and other tobacco products will be hidden under shop counters, with temporary displays only allowed in limited circumstances.

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St Peter's Churchyard in Bournemouth town centre is getting improved lighting and a new gate to make it safer and more enjoyable for visitors.

The grounds are often used by people drinking and taking drugs, and is a cut-through for late night revellers.

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and midfielder Samir Nasri have both been charged with improper conduct by UEFA, for their reactions to Robin van Persie's controverisal red card in last night's Champions League exit to Barcelona.

Tonight, Tottenham will hope for better luck as they defend a one-nil lead against AC Milan.