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Profits accelerate at Pendragon

The owner of the Evans Halshaw and Stratstone car dealerships has said it more than doubled its annual underlying profits last year but reduced...

Cameron urges reform in Middle East

David Cameron is set to express "cautious optimism" that uprisings across the Middle East will result in non-extremist regimes - and hail that outcome...

Embattled Gaddafi clinging to power

Deep rifts have opened in Muammar Gaddafi's regime, with Libyan government officials at home and abroad resigning, air force pilots defecting and a bloody...

Olympic velodrome ready for riders

Sir Chris Hoy has rode on the finished London 2012 cycle track for the first time and said he "can't wait" for the Olympics...

65 killed in New Zealand earthquake

A powerful earthquake has struck the New Zealand city of Christchurch killing at least 65 people, the country's prime minster said.The quake collapsing buildings,...

Surplus expected in borrowing data

Borrowing figures today are expected to show a brief respite for Britain's creaking public finances in January after a traditionally bumper month for taxes.Economists...

Defiant Gaddafi clinging to power

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has appeared on state television denying rumours that he fled the chaos-stricken country amid bloody clashes between protesters and security...

Christchurch rocked by earthquake

New Zealand police said there have been reports of multiple fatalities following the 6.3-magnitude earthquake which rocked Christchurch.However, prime minister John Key told parliament...

Gaddafi says he is still in Libya

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has appeared for less than a minute on state television and made brief remarks to say he was in the...

Criminality 'in infant's brain'

Brain research may soon make it possible to spot budding criminals and psychopaths in the first few years of life, an expert has claimed.Traits...

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