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Fuel prices 'most likely protest'

Fuel prices and cuts to public services are the most likely source of protest in Britain, according to research.More than half of Britons, 52%,...

Charities launch crisis appeal

Charities are appealing for millions in donations as concern grows for the welfare of children in crisis-hit Libya.Save the Children says it cannot access...

Stocks edge higher on jobs news

Stocks have edged higher after a surprisingly strong report on hiring by private companies raised hopes that the job market may be improving.Traders remained...

US airmen shot at Frankfurt airport

A man armed with a handgun has attacked a bus carrying US airmen outside Frankfurt airport, killing two Americans and wounding two others before...

HMRC 'close to failing', warn MPs

Cuts to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) could hit small firms struggling to cope with complex tax issues, the chairman of the influential Treasury...

Murdoch 'offers to sell Sky News'

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has offered to sell Sky News to allay concerns about the media giant's takeover bid for British Sky Broadcasting, it...

Shamed MPs kept claiming expenses

Shamed former Labour MPs David Chaytor and Jim Devine kept claiming parliamentary expenses even after they had been charged with fiddling the system, it...

Pay warning 'damages police morale'

The morale of officers across the country will be damaged by Home Secretary Theresa May's warning over police pay cuts, the Police Federation has...

FTSE dragged down by oil concerns

The London market has been dragged down by fears over the impact higher oil prices will have on inflation and global economic growth.The FTSE...

Galliano faces 'race remarks' trial

Fashion designer John Galliano is to face trial over his alleged racial insults.Prosecutors in Paris said said that the case could take place in...

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