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Rail disputes threaten disruption

A series of rail disputes have erupted, threatening disruption to passengers over Christmas and leading to a fresh row over fare increases.London Underground (LU)...

74,000 jobs face axe, warn unions

The number of council jobs cut or threatened with the axe in recent weeks is now almost 74,000, with unions fearing that services will...

Pathologist facing fresh questions

The pathologist criticised over his part in the investigation into the death of Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests is facing fresh allegations over...

Mother and son 'hacked to death'

A mother and son were hacked to death in their own home by a man neighbours said was wielding an axe.The woman's teenage daughter...

Pickles outlines cuts for councils

Town halls in England will face no more than an 8.9% reduction in their spending power next year, Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has said.Setting...

Law change praised as killer jailed

The family of a woman brutally murdered while out walking her dog have praised a change in the law which led to her killer...

Miliband holds out hand to Lib Dems

Labour leader Ed Miliband has appealed to disenchanted Liberal Democrats to work with him against the coalition Government.He called on Lib Dems concerned that...

'Organised thugs' joined fees demo

Police believe that crowds of students protesting about tuition fees last week were infiltrated by "organised groups of hardcore activists and street gangs bent...

Bomber confronted by mosque leaders

The man believed to be the Stockholm bomber was thrown out of a mosque for preaching about suicide bombings and attempting to recruit extremists,...

Soaring mining stocks boost FTSE

London's blue chip share index has closed at its highest level for more than a month as mining stocks surged on relief over China's...

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