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Gay-row GP sacked as drug adviser

A Christian GP has been sacked as a Government drugs adviser just weeks into the job after it emerged he wrote a study linking...

Judge 'should OK undercover police'

Undercover policing operations should have to be authorised in advance by a judge, the head of the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) has...

Labour 'assisted bomber release'

The former Labour government did "all it could" to help Libya secure the release of the Lockerbie bomber, Britain's top civil servant is expected...

Offenders 'could have iPods seized'

Offenders could be stripped of prized possessions such as iPods under proposals to give police better powers to tackle anti-social behaviour, the Home Office...

St Modwen hails return to profit

Regeneration specialist St Modwen has said the residential land market had started to recover as it recorded its first full-year profit in three years.The...

AOL to buy Huffington Post website

Media giant AOL says it has agreed to buy US internet newspaper The Huffington Post for 315 million US dollars (£195 million) in a...

Power firms fined over connections

Three power grid firms have been fined a combined £1 million for failing to meet the three-month deadline for customer connections, the energy watchdog...

Huge blaze hits Rio carnival plans

A massive fire has destroyed the warehouses where Rio de Janeiro's samba groups store the props and costumes for Brazil's largest carnival parade.The blaze...

WikiLeaks founder 'fears execution'

Julian Assange fears he could be taken against his will to the United States and executed if he is extradited to Sweden, his legal...

UK urged to quit human rights court

The Government should consider withdrawing Britain from the European Court of Human Rights unless it can significantly reform within two years, an influential think...

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