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An Ethical Hacking lab at Coventry University turns the tables on would-be computer criminals.

A former Roman Catholic priest is found guilty of sexually abusing seven boys aged between seven 16.

A Warwickshire company has won an order to build special boxes containing whisky for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee which will sell at £100,000 each.

Coventry City Council proposes cutting 40 management jobs within the next 12 months to help make £17m of savings.

Snow is thawing in Coventry and Warwickshire but the Met Office warns of a continuing ice and freezing fog risk in the next 24 hours.

Michael Chopra's injury-time winner leaves Coventry City rooted to the bottom of the table and lifts Ipswich Town 10 points clear of the relegation zone.

A Coventry woman hopes to organise a street party for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee after the "positive impact" one had on her community last year.

Former workers remember their time at Coventry Cathedral

A charity says many people in Coventry are having to battle fuel poverty.

Bedworth's The Moonshines hope 2012 will be their year.

Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon adds Coventry City striker Roy O'Donovan and Wolves defender Matt Doherty to his Easter Road squad until the summer

Coventry City sign Manchester United midfielder Oliver Norwood on loan until the end of the season.

Mark Lawrenson goes head-to-head with Keith Houchen

Coventry singer-songwriter Verity Pabla is a familiar name on the local music scene, but is also making her mark on the other side of the world.

Explore our map to find out where the London 2012 Olympic torch is going on each stage of its 70-day route.

Eighties pop star Hazel O'Connor gives her backing to a hospice fund-raising appeal for more nurses.

Lord Coe visits Coventry ahead of the city's Olympic football fixtures next year.

BBC Coventry and Warwickshire's Mystery Voice competition will run weekly on Friday evenings in Sky Blues Interactive.

Concern for jailed Egypt blogger - The family of a jailed Egyptian blogger say his health is seriously at risk, as a military tribunal adjourns a court hearing for three weeks. [wjWGPztKfx]

Poppy wreaths stolen and burned - A number of wreaths have been stolen from the war memorial in Londonderry city centre [Front Page News]

Tesco stampede over price blunder on beer - Tesco was forced to call in security staff after shoppers raced to cash in on an error in a drinks promotion yesterday

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Six teens charged after M1 fire - Six teenagers are charged over a fire that closed a stretch of the M1 in north London in April. [Front Page News]

UK police aid Kenya investigation - UK counter terrorism detectives have arrived in Kenya to help investigate the murder of a British holidaymaker, the Metropolitan police says. [Front Page News]

Miliband heckled by union members - Ed Miliband is heckled at the TUC conference by workers angry at his decision not to back public sector strikes over pension reforms. [Front Page News]

US man charged over Facebook spam - A man charged with sending more than 27 million spam messages to Facebook users, turns himself in to authorities in California. [Business News]

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MPs and peers are are urging the government to bring in a law in England and Wales against stalking - as is already the case in Scotland.

MPs and peers are are urging the government to bring in a law in England and Wales against stalking - as is already the case in Scotland.

The body of a Chinese worker who fled a camp in Sudan when rebels attacked has been found, says China, while 29 kidnapped workers are still missing.

The 32-year-old smirked as he was led into Oslo district court, handcuffed and dressed in a dark suit for his last hearing before going on trial in April.

Fashion designer Mary Quant put the swing into the Sixties. Today, in the final instalment of our exclusive serialisation of her memoirs, she reveals the toll that fame took on her family life — and her sanity...

Carole Smith had hydrocephalus which is an abnormal increase of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain. The condition is most common in people aged 60 or older.

Macquarie Group, the largest investment bank in Australia, says it expects full year profits to drop 25%, as a weak market hurts its business.

Paul Dacre (pictured) proposed a fresh system of accrediting journalists which could be the 'essential kite mark' to safeguard press standards.

The Scottish capital of Edinburgh appears to be the worse culprit, with much of its skyline coloured yellow in a series of images released as part of a British Gas initiative to cut power use by small and medium-sized firms.

Children who had moved three times or more were twice as likely to have used illegal drugs according to scientists from the Social and Public Health Sciences Unit in Glasgow.

The prison, the pub and other landmarks that influenced author

The prison, the pub and other landmarks that influenced author

Stacey and Emma Picken, from County Durham, shed their skin every day after they were born with a rare condition that affects only one in 600,000 people.

Behind-the-scenes photos show the epic organisation that went into the moments-long performance of Vogue, Like a Prayer and Music as well as new song, Give Me All Your Luvin.

The government is planning to create a national reading competition in England to encourage a love of books and boost children's literacy.

MPs and peers are are urging the government to bring in a law in England and Wales against stalking - as is already the case in Scotland.

The body of a Chinese worker who fled a camp in Sudan when rebels attacked has been found, says China, while 29 kidnapped workers are still missing.

The prison, the pub and other landmarks that influenced author

The government is planning to create a national reading competition in England to encourage a love of books and boost children's literacy.

A report suggests poor young students are dropping out of college because the government's bursary scheme is "inadequate".

A study suggests a quarter of today's UK children are living in families with two or more risk factors to their educational development.

Italy activates emergency measures to conserve gas supplies as freezing weather continues to grip the country and much of Europe.

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will lead global celebrations marking the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens's birth later.

Babies weaned on pureed food tend to end up fatter than infants whose first tastes are finger food, researchers believe.

Fast declines in some UK and European ladybirds are being caused by the spread of the invasive harlequin species, scientists show.

Work to stop children falling victim to abuse and bullying could be hampered by police cuts, the Police Federation chairman says.

Felix Baumgartner, the Austrian planning to sky dive from a record-breaking altitude, has announced he will make the attempt later this year.

Why spend 15 hours a week cutting up newspapers?

Relatives seek compensation for a boy orphaned when his parents were killed by timber falling off a lorry.

How do we keep our web-savvy children safe online?

Thousands of Trendnet security camera webfeeds have been breached and shared on the internet, including live video from children's rooms.

A new record for activity on Twitter during a sports event was set during the 2012 Super Bowl, with more than 10,000 messages sent per second, Twitter says.

The number of empty shops on the UK's High Streets is set to increase this year, a survey says, as economic conditions get tougher.

Michael Fassbender wins the best actor prize at the Evening Standard British film awards for his roles in sex addiction drama Shame and Jane Eyre.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu condemns a unity deal between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas, saying it damages prospects for peace.

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Illegal tyre dumping 'nightmare' - A warning is issued of the dangers of illegal tyre dumps as officials start to clear 7,000 left on farmland. [Front Page News]

Ship sinking costs Carnival $95m - The sinking of the Costa Concordia could cost parent firm Carnival up to $95m (£62m; 75m euro), the firm says. [Front Page News]

Sherlock Holmes WILL return for a third series next year, BBC confirms - Audiences were left unsure if the cantankerous detective would return after he appeared to 'die' with his reputation in tatters in Sunday night’s show. [Show Biz]

Luton airport planning expansion - Plans to increase annual passenger capacity to 18 million at London Luton Airport and create 6,000 new jobs are revealed. [Business]

Yummy mummies take to the catwalk as New York Fashion Week set to star a mothers-only runway show - Strut: The Fashionable Mom Show will give women inspiration when it comes to wearing outfits that can be easily transformed to take a mom from homes to evenings out. [Femail]

British surgeons pioneer surgery with robotic arm to fix blood vessel - Doctors at St Mary's Hospital in London have saved a man's life by performing a world-first heart operation using robotic technology. [Health]

Nationwide launches market-leading 18 month 0% purchase credit card - but there¿s a catch - Nationwide Building Society is launching an 18 month 0 per cent interest purchase credit card tomorrow – but you must be a current account customer to get it. [Money Mail]

Sainsbury's lands latest blow in supermarket petrol price war with '10p off a litre' promotion - The promotion will last from tomorrow until Sunday, and also applies to online shopping. Morrisons are also slashing prices at the forecourt from Monday. [Money Mail]

Games legacy boost for graduates - Glasgow City Council is unveiling a £10m scheme that aims to provide 1,000 jobs for graduates as a 2014 Commonwealth Games legacy. [Front Page News]

Nasa announces 2014 test flight of its Orion deep space capsule - The Orion capsule, which is being developed by Lockheed Martin Corp, would fly aboard a Delta 4 or Atlas 5 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. [Sciencw]

Colombia fashion week 2011: Butt implants and 'mountains of cocaine' - A behind-the-scenes look at Colombia fashion week makes up the latest installment in the Fashion Week Internationale series - and reveals the Colombian obsession with plastic surgery. [Femail]

Thousands join remembrance events - Thousands of people of Wales across are joining remembrance events as a weekend of tributes begins to war victims. [Front Page News]

High fibre diets CAN reduce the risk of bowel cancer - By compiling existing research involving data from almost two million people, scientists found that a high-fibre diet offers significant protection against the disease, the third most common form of cancer in Britain. [Health]

UK could face double-dip recession, warns EU as Britain prepares for economic 'Armageddon' - David Cameron and Vince Cable put on a united front as a report was published that laid bare the toll of the turmoil in the eurozone on our economy. [Money Mail]

Jilly Cooper silenced by a Woman's Hour question about her husband's love affair - When Jilly, pictured with husband Leo Cooper, wrote a book of advice for married women, one tip was that a wife should sometimes turn a blind eye to her spouse’s affairs because they can blow over. [Femail]

 
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