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'Explosion' in council 'non-jobs'

Town hall payrolls have swelled by 179,000 employees since 1997 in what ministers describe as an "explosion" in local government jobs and bureaucracy, it...

Britons 'still ignorant about HIV'

One in five adults are unaware that HIV can be passed between a man and a woman not using a condom, research suggests.The same...

Petrol hits record price level

The price of petrol and diesel at the pumps has reached record levels, with a reduction in the European market cost of fuel not...

Academies move 'may break EU laws'

Michael Gove has been warned the Government may be breaking EU employment laws in allowing schools to become academies.The National Secular Society claims the...

Cameron and Clegg to clash over AV

David Cameron will go head-to-head with Nick Clegg over electoral reform, warning that a 'yes' vote in May's referendum will lead to regular hung...

Co-op in 'radical' ethical drive

The Co-op has launched its most "radical" corporate ethical plan, pledging to sell more Fairtrade products, cut carbon emissions, invest in community projects and...

Bank boss 'too close' to coalition

The governor of the Bank of England has been criticised by shadow chancellor Ed Balls for getting "drawn into the political arena" over the...

Stars to play Tucson benefit show

Jackson Browne, Alice Cooper, David Crosby and Graham Nash are to perform in a concert in Tucson, Arizona, to raise funds for a charitable...

Bahrain arms export licences review

Britain is urgently reviewing its arms export licences to Bahrain after a fierce military crackdown was unleashed against protesters in the Gulf kingdom.Hundreds of...

Manufacturing report boosts stocks

US stocks have finished higher after a strong manufacturing report overshadowed a bigger-than-expected rise in the number of people applying for unemployment benefits.The Federal...

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