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Cambodia mourns stampede victims

Thousands of Cambodians have lit candles and made offerings to appease the souls of those who perished in a riverside stampede that left nearly...

Government defeated over quangos

The Government has been defeated in the Lords after peers voted 235 to 201 (majority 34) to restrict ministers' powers to abolish quangos.It was...

Policeman guilty of misconduct

A police officer accused of raping vulnerable women has been convicted of six counts of misconduct in a public office.Pc Stephen Mitchell was found...

Policy 'will help poorer students'

Nick Clegg has urged students to call off planned demonstrations over tuition fee rises - telling them the Government's policy would benefit less-well-off youngsters.The...

Drill breakthrough in mine rescue

Rescuers have drilled through to the main tunnel at the New Zealand coal mine where 29 miners were caught in a methane-fuelled explosion last...

Bulger mother slams 'cover-up'

The mother of James Bulger said she felt betrayed by Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke as she criticised the findings of an inquiry into the...

Immigrant cap 'won't be exploited'

Home Secretary Theresa May has denied that businesses will seek to exploit a loophole in the Government's new immigration rules that will allow firms...

FTSE plunges after Korean tensions

The FTSE 100 Index has plunged by nearly 2% as Irish bailout fears and Korean military tensions rattled investors' confidence.The London market closed 99.5...

US stocks suffer amid global fears

Stocks in the United States are down sharply following a spate of negative news from Asia, Europe and the US.North Korea and South Korea...

Beatles in US charts once again

Music fans have snapped up more than 450,000 copies of Beatles albums plus two million individual songs during the Fab Four's first week on...

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