Inquiry to find out how News International got Kate’s diaries.

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McCanns: We Felt ‘Totally Violated’

Rail commuters are set to find out how much their season tickets are likely to go up by next year, as the latest inflation figures are revealed.

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RPI figure to indicate fare rises

The 1.8 million people who applied for Olympic tickets will find out how successful they have been, as money is taken from their bank accounts in the next few weeks.

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VIDEO: Time to pay for Olympics tickets

Watch this animation by The Washington Post to find out how our government ended up on the verge of a shutdown.

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Government shutdown looms: How we got here

The government needs to carry out a full-scale investigation to find out how the public can be protected from phone hacking, former Conservative cabinet minister Lord Fowler has said.

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Lord Fowler calls for inquiry into phone hacking

On the eve of the Ashes series in which players on both sides are expected to use Gunn & Moore bats, BBC News visited the factory to find out how one is put together.

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How to make an Ashes-winning bat

Thousands of workers in the defence sector in Scotland are set to find out how they will be affected by government cuts.

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RAF bases awaiting defence review

Concern grows around England as those who heavily rely on public sector services wait to find out how the Spending Review will affect them.

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Concerns grow over spending cuts

Find out how resilient areas of England might be

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Vulnerable to public sector cuts?

Events are under way at the 32nd Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, so the BBC’s John Maguire went along to find out how to fly a hot air balloon.

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How to fly a hot air balloon

If you’re a fan of TerraCycle’s upcycled products, or you’ve simply wondered how productive a company founded on a pot-inspired idea could be, watch “Garbage Moguls” on National Geographic this Saturday to find out how trash gets upcycled into treasure — or at least into fugly but utilitarian eco-produc

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Upcycling gets a reality show