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Beer giant buoyed by premium demand

Brewing giant SABMiller has said its sales growth in the UK increased as drinkers shelled out extra cash for premium imports. SAB's UK arm, Miller...

Fuller profits lifted by food sales

Pubs and brewing group Fuller, Smith & Turner has reported an 11% hike in half-year profits as efforts to drive hotel business and food...

Irish debt hope boosts FTSE 100

London's FTSE 100 Index has staged a bounce back amid growing confidence that Ireland will resolve its debt crisis. The arrival in Dublin of a...

Stocks rise as crisis fears ease

Stocks have bounded higher thanks to a jump in manufacturing activity and growing confidence that Ireland will resolve its debt crisis. Most eyes were glued...

Twins shooting 'was suicide pact'

The double-shooting of Australian twin sisters that left one of the women dead was a suicide pact, investigators said after interviewing the surviving sister. The...

Discovery's final flight delayed

Space shuttle Discovery will be waiting a little longer for its final flight.Nasa has put off Discovery's launch until at least December 3 while...

Hostages freed in military assault

Nigeria's military launched a co-ordinated air, naval and ground assault to free 19 hostages held in militant camps in the oil-rich southern delta, apparently...

UN concerned over Iran human rights

The UN General Assembly's human rights committee has expressed "deep concern" about Iran's use of flogging, stoning and amputations as punishment in an annual...

Probe into Irish finances begins

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission is beginning its inspection of Ireland's debt-ridden finances.Up to 12 officials, including banking experts and auditors, headed by...

More protection for Afghans urged

Nato commanders in Afghanistan must do more to protect civilians by abandoning schemes to arm local militias and paying extra attention to abuses by...

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