BA cabin crew will go on strike for three days from 20 March and for four days from 27 March in a dispute over pay and staff levels.
An inquiry finds "widespread evidence" that agency and migrant meat plant workers are abused and exploited.
Nasa Moon astronauts tell the BBC President Barack Obama's decision to cancel the US lunar programme is "catastrophic".
The Lib Dem leader rallies delegates for the "biggest fight of their political lives" at his party's spring conference.
The Pope once unwittingly approved housing for a priest accused of child abuse, his former diocese in Germany says.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton delivers a stinging rebuke to Israel over new settlements in East Jerusalem.
The cost of rebuilding Chile after its monster earthquake will be at least $30bn, the country's new president announces.
An 18-year-old is charged with the harassment of a man who collapsed and died outside his Greater Manchester home.
Obese women drinking little more than a glass of wine a day have double the risk of liver disease compared with those who are slimmer, experts warn.
Wolves in Alaska are suspected of killing a woman jogger in what would be the first such attack in the US in half a century.
A teenager from Essex is chosen to represent the UK in this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo.
Children's strange misconceptions about science are revealed in a science knowledge quiz.
Samantha Cameron speaks publicly for the first time of her relationship with the Conservative leader.
England begin the second day of the first Test on 374-3 against Bangladesh in Chittagong, with captain Alastair Cook 158 not out.
Returning Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher vows to improve after team-mate Nico Rosberg leads Friday practice in Bahrain.
Peter Storrie steps down from his role as chief executive at Portsmouth but will stay on as a consultant.
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Fears Muslim 'gangs' are on the rise in prisons
New York's 9/11 dust victims split on compensation deal
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Weekend polls may loosen Sarkozy grip on Elysee Palace
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The fifth staff member at a school to face court over inappropriate sexual conduct is jailed for having sex with a pupil.

A mother-of-three whose body was found in undergrowth in Dundee after a night out was murdered, police confirm.
The police watchdog takes control of inquiry into claims a teenager was given cider by detectives and asked to confess to crimes.
An inquiry into the murder of Robert Hamill urges the PPS to reconsider a decision not to prosecute a retired RUC officer.
Winnie Mandela, former wife of Nelson Mandela, denies giving an interview accusing him of letting down black South Africans.
Five same-sex couples tie the knot in Mexico City under Latin America's first law that explicitly approves gay marriage.
Israel charges two of soldiers over the use of a Palestinian boy as a human shield during its offensive against Hamas in Gaza. 
The US calls Burma's new election laws a setback for dialogue, as a UN envoy condemns 'gross' human rights violations.  
Police in the Irish Republic release three of the seven Muslims arrested over an alleged plot to murder a Swedish cartoonist.
Twin suicide bomb attacks on the Pakistani city of Lahore kill 45 people, before other, smaller blasts cause confusion.    
The UK announces a 300m-euro (£270m) loan guarantee for Vauxhall and Opel, the European arm of General Motors.
The British National Party is forced to rewrite its membership rules again after a court rules them discriminatory.
Occasionally high blood pressure may be a greater indicator of stroke risk than consistently high readings, researchers say.
Members of the BNP or any group that might promote racism will not be banned from teaching in England, the government says.
Songbirds on the US east coast are becoming smaller, a trend thought to be driven by climate changes.
A 16-year-old is arrested and charged in connection with a break-in at singer Susan Boyle's home in West Lothian.
A row is brewing over separate projects to use the web to bring people closer to their local police forces.