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Facebook privacy fears as details of millions of users published on Pirate Bay - An online security consultant who wished to highlight the social networking site’s privacy issues published a list of data taken from more than 100million users’ profiles. [

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Great Britain squeeze into final - A 14-point haul from Scott Nicholls secures a memorable victory for Great Britain and books their place in the World Cup finals. [Sports]

Second-home owners face losing tax break - Holiday-homeowners in the UK who rent out their properties for a few months stand to lose benefits under Treasury proposals, which would slash the costs of the breaks to £10m a year [FT Personal Finance]

Amazon launches wireless-only Kindle in bid to take on Apple's iPad - The firm is hoping that £109 price tag will turn its latest electronic reader into a mass-appeal device as Apple's iPad gains ground. [Tech]

Hostel plans abandoned - Aberdeen City Council's controversial plans for a homeless hostel have been abandoned, amid a legal wrangle. [Scotland and North East]

BT profit up despite revenue fall - BT reports what it describes as "acceptable" quarterly results, with profits sharply higher despite a fall in revenue. [Business News]

New High Street bank opens - The first High Street bank to launch in the UK for more than 100 years opens in London. [London News]

Helicopter that changes into a 4x4 - The company says that almost any soldier could drive and fly it, and that they wouldn't need a pilot's licence. [Tech]

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Mereham, a proposed 5,000 home development between Stretham and Wilburton, is being opposed by East Cambridgeshire Distr...

East Cambridgeshire Conservatives are jubilant now that the veil has at last been lifted on critical negotiations for th...

At the recent District Council elections, the Conservatives took control of both East Cambs District Council, and South ...

After a winter indoors many gardeners are returning to their sheds this spring so police in Southern Division are warn...

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Allotment holders wage war on 'greedy' National Trust after rent is hiked 400% - Deep in this picturesque slice of Purbeck countryside something has erupted to disturb the rural idyll: the threat of a 400 per cent rent rise. [Money Mail]

Cameron is new UK prime minister - David Cameron is the UK's new prime minister, bringing the Conservatives back into power after 13 years. [Front Page News]

TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson told to allow walkers to use footpath - The television presenter Jeremy Clarkson is told to reopen a footpath through his property on the Isle of Man. [Front Page News]

Where are you most likely to survive a heart attack? You're better off in a Swiss brothel than a public building in Britain - One in three people who have a heart attack dies before reaching hospital. Experts believe these figures could be reduced drastically if there were more defibrillators in public places. [Health]

Public opinion will force a Lib Lab party to have a new election.The answer is not to have a Lib Lab pack in the national Interest.
If there is a New Election there will be no Liberal candidates voted in.

South Africa given extra Cup cash - The man running the 2010 World Cup for Fifa admits an extra £67m had to be injected into the project to ensure hosts South Africa were ready on time. [Front Page News]

Greek economy 'to shrink by 3%' - The European Commission says it expects the Greek economy to shrink by 3% this year, amid continued market jitters. [Business]

Three killed in Greece protests - At least three people are killed in Greece as protesters set fire to a bank building during a general strike over austerity measures. [Front Page News]

Cameron 'going all out' for win - David Cameron says he is "going all out" to win the election, as he cotninues his round-the-clock final push for votes. [Front Page News]

More schools fail Ofsted checks - More schools in England are being judged as inadequate in Ofsted's new-style inspections, according to figures just released. [Front Page News]

Possibly thrown out of vehices. Can this be picked up at sometime and then road swept as it makes area look horrible
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This street light is out and leaves the alley in complete darkness.
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There is a deep pothole around a drain cover on the cycle and car driving line on Babraham Road, Sawston. All the other potholes nearby have been repaired but this one remains. Very dangerous on a bike, especially in the dark.
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2 large holes unmended since winter's frosts now present a hazard to pedestrians & vehicles.
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Several potholes on the left-hand side of the road travelling west, just outside Harvey Court. large and deep enough to be very unpleasant to cycle over.
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A 'Keep clear' space is needed for cars joining the left lane from Natal Rd. (Due to the traffic light, there is a small pothole).
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The main drainage for the garages is blocked causing flooding.
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Potholes have NOT been repaired. The road is getting worse all the time - soon it will be undriveable. It is likely to reult in damage to car tyres.
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This bump, at the junction of St Andrew's Street and Emmanuel Street, is extremely dangerous for cyclists. I cycled over it a fortnight ago, whilst signalling right and looking around the back of a bus on the other side of the road. Because of the dip, where the road has sunk, just before the bump, I came flying off my bike, and ended up breaking both arms at the elbows. This really should be repaired as a matter of urgency, before someone else is injured in the same way!

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There are several deep potholes on Carlyle road which pose a danger to cyclists. What makes this stretch especially dangerous is that there are parked cars on the side of the road by Alexandra Gardens and cars driving up the hill from Chesterton road often over compensate and pull out too far into the road when passing the parked cars. If you are cycling down the hill trying to avoid the potholes it often means you have to cycle in the centre of the road in the direction of oncoming traffic.
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The founder of Wikileaks rejects US claims he has blood on his hands after releasing leaked documents on the Afghan war.

Many young people working free as interns may legally be entitled to pay, a report says.

Many young people working free as interns may legally be entitled to pay, a report says.

Parents groups are warning many more people will be asked to pay back some of the tax credits they are awarded.

Parents groups are warning many more people will be asked to pay back some of the tax credits they are awarded.

A Catholic bishop calls for an independent inquiry into the deaths of 11 civilians killed by the Army in Ballymurphy in west Belfast in 1971.

Soham killer Ian Huntley is to sue the Prison Service for compensation after his throat was slashed in an attack by a fellow inmate.

A consortium headed by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing has agreed a deal to buy the UK networks of French power group EDF for £5.8bn ($9.1bn).

Israel launches air strikes into the Gaza Strip, reports say, hours after a Palestinian rocket hit the southern Israeli city of Ashkelon.

Five Taliban are removed from a sanctions list by the UN Security Council, a move sought by Kabul to ease rapprochement with insurgents.

A north London grocery store is committing "wildlife massacre" by selling squirrel meat, an animal welfare group has claimed. Vegetarians International Voice for Animals (Viva) accused a branch of Budgens of supporting a "barbaric and needless cull" of grey squirrels.

Colombia's Farc rebel group issues a call for dialogue with the new government after Juan Manuel Santos's election as president.

A US soldier accused of leaking video of a deadly 2007 Iraq helicopter attack to the Wikileaks website is transferred to a Virginia base pending trial.

Pat Richards kicks 10 points as Wigan move one step closer to the Super League leader's shield with victory over defending champions Leeds.

Andy Turner leads Great Britain's medal haul on the fourth day of the European Championships as he takes gold in the 110m hurdles.