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Miliband: NHS reforms out of touch

The public anger which forced David Cameron to ditch plans to sell off the forests will be "as nothing" compared to the fury which...

Injured troops face army discharge

Army commanders have been urged to put injured soldiers forward for possible discharge amid concerns that the large numbers of medically unfit personnel are...

Third week of gains for US stocks

The Dow Jones industrial average has continued climbing, notching its third straight week of gains.The Dow has lost ground only three days in February....

All eyes turn to Lloyds and RBS

The part-nationalised banks will take their turn in the spotlight next week as the City's annual results season steps up a gear.The recent 32%...

Gaddafi issues threat over protests

Moammar Gaddafi's regime in Libya has deployed security forces throughout the country and warned citizens against joining the unrest in which dozens of protesters...

Egyptian military warns over unrest

Egypt's ruling military has warned it will not allow the continuation of "illegal" strikes and protests that have disrupted the country's economy, giving the...

Two face court over man's murder

Two men have been charged with the murder of a father of one believed to have been killed for his iPhone, police said.The unnamed...

UK-Bahrain arms licences revoked

Britain has revoked a series of licences for the export of arms to Bahrain amid concern over the violent suppression of protests in the...

Barclays tax bill row continues

Barclays courted fresh controversy over its offshore tax arrangements as it revealed the bank's corporation tax bill stood at £113 million in 2009 -...

Spy chief loses extradition case

Mongolian spy chief Bat Khurts, who claims he was lured to the UK so he could be arrested and jailed under a European Arrest...

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