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Vatican Confirms Pope’s Butler Arrested

The Pope’s butler has been charged over the suspected leaking of confidential documents, as it steps up an inquiry into media leaks.

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Pope’s butler charged over leaks

An on-again, off-again scandal burst into the open with the arrest of Pope Benedict XVI’s butler, suspected of leaking private letters addressed to the pope.

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In a Vatican Whodunit, a Punch Line of a Suspect

The Vatican says it has detained a person – said by sources to be the Pope’s butler – on suspicion of leaking confidential documents to the Italian media.

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‘Pope’s butler’ quizzed on leaks

The operation to plug the gas leak on the Elgin Platform in the North Sea has been a success, oil firm Total says.

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Offshore gas leak plug ‘success’

A helicopter that ditched in the North Sea on Thursday had suffered a main gearbox oil leak, BBC Scotland understands.

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Ditched helicopter ‘had oil leak’

The chairman of the U.S. House Homeland Security Committee expressed dismay that someone leaked information about a double agent who infiltrated al Qaeda and helped foil a plot to blow up a U.S.-bound plane.

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‘Double agent’ infiltrated al Qaeda plot

Blackburn deputy chief executive Paul Hunt wanted boss Steve Kean sacked in December, according to a leaked letter.

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Rovers official ‘wanted Kean out’

Norwich City football club apologises to a teenage fan who leaked pictures of their new strip online 12 hours before its official launch.

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Club sorry at kit leak reaction

Jonathan Pollard, an Israeli spy serving life in prison for leaking classified US documents, has been taken to hospital, say US prison officials.

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Israeli spy Pollard in hospital

Emergency engineers say plans to pump heavy mud into the pipeline leaking gas on board a North Sea platform can go ahead.

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‘Mud kill’ gas plans to proceed

Efforts are made to minimise the impact of leaked fuel from a cargo ship which hit rocks off north Wales.

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Bid to minimise ship eco damage

The flare on the crippled North Sea oil platform at the centre of a gas leak has extinguished itself, the oil company Total confirms.

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Gas flare ‘extinguishes itself’

Human error did not appear to be to blame for the North Sea gas leak, oil company Total says.

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Gas leak ‘not due to human error’

A flame is still burning above an evacuated North Sea platform from which gas has been leaking for three days.

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‘No danger’ from platform flare