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China backs Sudan secession vote

China has said it respects Southern Sudan's vote for independence and wants peace and stability in the oil-rich region.Though China has long supported President...

Neighbours clash over use of temple

Cambodia has angrily rejected Thailand's accusation that Cambodian troops used a centuries-old temple along their disputed border as a military base, revving up a...

Cameron chided for defence 'U-turn'

David Cameron has been accused of backtracking on a promise to enshrine the military covenant into law.The Prime Minister was also criticised for "watering...

Rogue clampers pocket £55m a year

Cowboy clampers take up to £55 million from drivers every year, the Home Office has said.The figures, released as the Government takes steps to...

Protesters target police station

Three people have been arrested after protesters opposed to a new landfill clashed with riot police in a town near Athens.Police said two officers...

Hague reveals fears for peace push

The Middle East peace process is in danger of falling victim to the revolutionary tide sweeping the Arab world, foreign secretary William Hague has...

Brown aide pressed Nato commander

One of Gordon Brown's senior advisers asked the commander of Nato forces in Afghanistan to play down his concerns over the campaign to avoid...

Stock exchange in merger talks

The London Stock Exchange is in advanced talks over a potential merger with Canadian bourse TMX, it has been confirmed.A statement from the LSE...

City funds half of Tory donations

More than half the donations raked in by David Cameron's Tories last year came from the City, research has suggested.Financial services firms and individuals...

Cold snap damage bill tops £1bn

The coldest December on record caused more than £1 billion of damage to property and vehicles, as frozen water pipes burst and cars crashed...

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