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Police braced for new fees protests

A wave of fresh protests against increases in university tuition fees will be held on Wednesday, with a series of occupations, rallies and marches...

Irish budget approval 'urgent'

Ireland should approve next year's budget as soon as possible, Europe's Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn has urged.He told Irish MEPs in...

Venables 'was properly supervised'

James Bulger's killer Jon Venables was properly supervised and he alone was responsible for his further offence of collecting child pornography, Justice Secretary Kenneth...

Wedding day will be public holiday

The day of the Royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton will be a public holiday, Prime Minister David Cameron has announced.The extra...

William and Kate name wedding day

Prince William and Kate Middleton have named the day - Friday, April 29, next year at Westminster Abbey.St James's Palace said their wedding -...

Severn Trent reports profit drop

Severn Trent has reported a drop in profits at its water business, despite seeing a turnaround in water consumption and lower rate of bad...

Tesco in European growth strategy

Supermarket giant Tesco has revealed plans to nearly double its store space in central and eastern Europe in another push for international growth.The Cheshunt-based...

Homeserve eyes cold snap boost

Homeserve has reported another half-year of strong growth and expects to benefit from the current cold snap, as it receives more calls to repair...

Irish debt crisis failings denied

City regulators have not taken their eye off the ball in reining in UK bank exposure to Ireland's debt crisis, the head of the...

Korean fears pull FTSE 100 down

The London market has suffered another sharp fall as mounting tensions in the Korean peninsula added to fears surrounding the Irish bailout.The FTSE 100...

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