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Fees demos 'may scare off students'

Protests against proposed increases in tuition fees risk scaring young people from poor backgrounds off going to university, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has...

Prince 'criticised France and US'

The Duke of York's role as trade ambassador is at the centre of controversy after a leaked document showed how he criticised France and...

Hostages released at US high school

All the hostages have been released from a US high school classroom where an armed student had held them, officials said.The Marinette County Emergency...

25% of farmers 'below poverty line'

A quarter of farming households live below the poverty line, the Government's rural watchdog said as it urged ministers to help farmers access benefits...

Japan rejects N Korea nuclear talks

Japan's foreign minister has said that Tokyo will not participate in negotiations with North Korea if the country does not honour previous agreements.Foreign Minister...

High school student takes hostages

An armed student has taken more than 20 students and a teacher hostage after bursting into a high school classroom in the US state...

Coalition warned on 'jobs recovery'

Chancellor George Osborne's austerity drive will make the return to pre-recession levels of employment "slower and more painful" than many people expect, shadow work...

Yorkshire Ripper seeks term review

Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe is to challenge a High Court judge's order that he can never be released.Mr Justice Mitting announced his decision in...

Forces warned over stop and search

Two police forces have been warned they could face enforcement action over their "disproportionate" use of stop and search powers.The Equality and Human Rights...

Dow scrambles after early losses

US stocks have pulled back early losses to end slightly lower on lingering fears that the European debt crisis will continue to spread.The Dow...

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