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Angry Obama defends tax compromise

An angry Barack Obama has defended his tax deal with Republicans and hit back at critical fellow Democrats, warning them against becoming too ideologically...

SA murder victim's husband arrested

A British newlywed accused of paying to have his bride killed on their honeymoon in South Africa has been arrested in the UK on...

Warning over signs of meningitis

People are needlessly dying from meningitis because they believe a rash is the main or only symptom, according to a poll.Some 71% of more...

Millions mark John Lennon's death

Millions of people will remember John Lennon on Wednesday, exactly 30 years after the former Beatle was murdered.His widow Yoko Ono led the tributes,...

Briton dies at detention centre

A British man has died at an Australian detention centre while awaiting deportation due to a breach of visa conditions.The Department of Immigration and...

35 injured in X Factor band surge

Thirty-five people were treated for minor injuries on Tuesday night as thousands of fans braved the cold to watch X Factor finalists One Direction...

Three energy firms 'worst rated'

Three of the biggest energy companies in the UK have been given just two stars by a consumer watchdog in a new complaints league...

Cloned products 'need no labelling'

Milk and meat from the offspring of cloned animals does not need special authorisation before reaching supermarket shelves, the food safety watchdog will tell...

Pension changes 'to cost £67bn'

Changes to public service pension schemes introduced in 2007-08 will cost teachers, civil servants and NHS staff a total of £67 billion over the...

Universities 'at risk' over cuts

More than a third of English universities are at risk of being seriously affected by Government cuts to higher education - and the worst...

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