Senegal may conjure up images of the singer Youssou N'Dour, the Dakar rally or perhaps the football team's successful 2002 World Cup display.

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After Kate Summerscale's book The Suspicions of Mr Whicher won BBC Four's Samuel Johnson Prize for non-fiction, BBC News looks into the infamous killing examined in her account.

Local councils are being promised more freedom over spending in a 10-year strategy unveiled on Tuesday. Under a new scheme to be trialled in nine English areas, councils will less frequently be told how to spend central government grants.

Thirty years ago, Blondie were catapulted to fame with the release of two albums - Plastic Letters and Parallel Lines - which spawned career-defining hits like Heart of Glass, Denis, and Hanging On The Telephone.

Parents whose children are fighting drug problems are being urged to take advantage of a support service. Hartlepool-based Pins (Parents In Need of Support) provides practical and emotional, one-to-one support to about 250 parents a year

By Brian Wheeler BBC News political reporter Few campaign groups can boast the global reach and influence of Greenpeace. GREENPEACE

Australian authorities have suggested that two foreign divers rescued after 18 hours in the sea should pay towards the cost of saving them. Briton Richard Neely, 38, and American Allison Dalton, 40, were separated from their boat on the Great Barrier