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Former Prime Minister Thatcher dies - Former Prime Minister Baroness Thatcher has died following a stroke, her spokesman has said. [BBC Politics]

Ambulance workers begin strike - Yorkshire Ambulance Service workers begin a 24-hour strike in a row over staffing changes. [BBC Health]

UK 'to avoid triple dip recession' - The UK is set to avoid falling back into recession thanks to the strong performance of the service sector, the British Chambers of Commerce says. [BBC Politics]

Eurozone unemployment rate hits 12% - The rate of unemployment in the eurozone hit 12% in February, a record high, official figures show. [BBC Business]

Devastation claim on benefit changes - Benefit changes will have a "destabilising" and "devastating impact," claims a Welsh government minister in a strongly-worded attack on the UK coalition. [BBC Politics]

UK house prices 'see annual rise' - UK house prices were 0.8% higher in March from a year earlier, the Nationwide says, the first annual rise for more than a year. [BBC Business]

NHS boss told of 111 line 'concerns' - Doctors' leaders write to NHS bosses urging a delay in the launch in England of a new non-emergency telephone advice line after problems during trials. [BBC Health]

REVEALED: The Nato bunker deep in Netherlands forest where hackers 'almost brought down world's internet in biggest every cyber-attack' - This is the ex-Nato five-storey bunker, deep in the Netherlands countryside, where hackers are accused of almost bringing down the world's internet in a sustained revenge attack.

Classes April 2013 - Booking forms are now available for the indoor puppy and pet classes starting in April 2013. Please book early to avoid disappointment as places are limited and fill very quickly especially in the puppy class. Please see the classes page for more information or email me at admin@estellewingrove.co.uk

Too much choice makes people take riskier decisions - Researchers at the University of Warwick and the University of Lugano found a bias in the way people gather information leads them to take more risks when choosing a gamble from a large set of options. [Daily Mail Tech]