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No response to South Korean drill

A live-firing exercise by South Korea passed without incident despite threats from North Korea of "catastrophic retaliation" if it went ahead.There was no immediate...

Silent Night 'most recorded song'

A 200-year-old Austrian carol has beaten more modern tunes such as White Christmas to be named the most recorded festive song.Silent Night - first...

BBC journalist Hanrahan dies at 61

BBC journalist Brian Hanrahan, best known for his coverage of the Falklands War, has died at the age of 61, the Corporation has reported.He...

Big freeze hits FTSE's retail firms

The UK's big freeze has had an impact on the London market after share price falls for airline British Airways and retailers including Next.Passengers...

Indian PM offers to be questioned

India's prime minister has offered to be questioned by a parliamentary committee to prove his innocence in a telecommunications scandal that has shaken the...

Judge to issue Twitter guidance

The country's top judge will issues guidance on Monday on the use of micro-blogging site Twitter to report proceedings in court.Lord Judge, the Lord...

Arctic weather sparks more chaos

Travel chaos is set to continue on Monday with freezing conditions and heavy snow causing flight cancellations and delays at Britain's busiest airports.Passengers hoping...

Banks to be urged to cut bonuses

Bank bosses will face renewed pressure to act to curb excessive bonuses on Monday when they meet for talks with Chancellor George Osborne and...

Power firm secures Games contract

A UK firm has been unveiled as the exclusive power supplier for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games after securing a £37 million...

Low coal supplies spark power cuts

Power cuts and rationing are hitting parts of central and northern China as winter coal supplies fall short of surging energy requirements due to...

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