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» Hep C victims to sue medical regulator
A group of women infected with hepatitis C after being treated at a Melbourne clinic are taking legal action against the medical regulator.
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Abc.net.au
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» Bigger farm yields: Are they making Aussies fat?
Are farm efficiency and bigger yields changing dietary habits and promoting rising obesity among Australians?
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Abc.net.au
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» Aaron Sorkin to pen film of Steve Jobs" life
Steve Jobs' life will be brought to the big screen by Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin in a movie based on Walter Isaacson's best-selling biography of the enigmatic co-founder of Apple.
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TelegraphUK
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» Britons" holiday money goes further
British tourists are finding their holiday money going further not just in the eurozone but in many other destinations as well, according to a survey.
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» President Barack Obama has $1 million account with JPMorgan, personal wealth of up to $10 million
US President Barack Obama has up to $1 million in a JPMorgan Chase checking account, and total assets of up to $10 million.
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TelegraphUK
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» Brazil"s truth commission faces delicate task
Brazil truth commission faces delicate task
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BBC UK
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» Big police numbers a mistake: opposition
A $1 million police operation to protect the interests of Woodside Petroleum against anti-gas hub protesters in Western Australia's remote Kimberley was an "overeaction", according to the state's Opposition.
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» Vanuatu official in court for fraud
A SENIOR Vanuatuan official has appeared briefly in court over fraud allegations.
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» Wages, sentiment data vindicate rate cut
STEADY wages growth add up to a vindication of last week's big interest rate cut.
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» Offshore gas plans may clash with parks
ENVIRONMENTALISTS are angry and commercial fishermen fearful after the federal government revealed plans for expanding oil and gas exploration in Australian waters.
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» Wallaby shot with arrow put down
THE RSPCA has had to euthanase a baby wallaby shot through the neck with an arrow and found dying in suburban Brisbane.
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» Fire horror: father to speak out
The father of six siblings who lost their lives in a suspected arson attack on their home is expected to speak about the tragedy.
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» Not guilty verdict for alien voices killer
A man who said alien voices told him to kill has been found not guilty of murder in a Sydney court.
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» Bikies charged over NSW clubhouse
TWO alleged Rebels bikie gang members will face court on charges of illegally using an empty industrial unit as a clubhouse.
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» Ratko Mladic to finally face UN court
TWENTY years after Serb forces unleashed a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing in Bosnia, their military commander General Ratko Mladic is finally going on trial on charges of masterminding atrocities throughout the country's devastating 1992-95 war.
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» Japan banks forecast tough year
Japan's biggest banks expect a tough year ahead, with two of the top three forecasting falls in profits as domestic demand for loans dampens.
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BBC UK
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» Bank set to cut growth forecast
The Bank of England is to paint a gloomier view of the UK's recovery in its first assessment on prospects since the return to recession.
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» Civil servants stay home for London 2012 Olympic Games
FURY erupted yesterday over plans to give tens of thousands of civil servants the chance to work from home for seven weeks because of the Olympics.
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» Russia jet black box part found
An Indonesian team finds the cockpit voice recorder of a Russian Sukhoi Superjet plane that crashed last week and searches for the flight data recorder.
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BBC UK
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» HSU application "must be heard urgently"
AN application to place the Health Services Union (HSU) east branch into administration should be heard urgently by the Industrial Court of NSW, lawyers say.
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» Tent embassy protesters march on parliament
PROTESTERS evicted from an Aboriginal tent embassy have marched to Queensland's parliament.
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» Soft drink tax "would cut heart attacks and rising levels of obesity"
Experts from the Department of Public Health at Oxford said a tax of around 20 per cent - roughly equivalent to extending VAT - could lead to a drop in obesity-related diseases.
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DailymailUK
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» Chen speaks to US Congress again
Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng tells the US Congress of "a pattern" of harassment against his relatives, in a second telephone conversation.
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BBC UK
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» A Greek exit: How would it work?
With Greece's political and economic future teetering on the edge, two economists take a look at what could happen to everyone's money if Greece pulls out of the eurozone.
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» AEC queries $17,000 for Thomson election
THE electoral commission is seeking an explanation from the Health Services Union and NSW Labor about more than $17,000 in election spending relating to MP Craig Thomson.
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» Abbott dismisses defamation "stunt"
OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott says a union leader's defamation case against him is a "blatant political try on".
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» 6.0 magnitude quake hits PNG
A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Papua New Guinea today, but no tsunami warning was immediately issued.
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» AFP investigate leak of Rudd swearing video
The Australian Federal Police are investigating the leaking of a video showing Kevin Rudd swearing during his time as prime minister.
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» Black Saturday victims win $32m settlement
The victims of a Black Saturday bushfire in Victoria's north-east have won a $32.5 million compensation settlement.
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» FBI to probe JP Morgan over trading loss
JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon narrowly defeats a move to curb his powers, as the investment bank faces an FBI investigation into its shock $2 billion trading loss.
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» Banksy rat destroyed by builders
Banksy's parachuting rat stencil has been accidentally destroyed by a builder in Melbourne.
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» US safety fears curb F-22 flights
The Pentagon issues further safety procedures for its most advanced fighter jet, following complaints by pilots about oxygen shortages during flights.
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BBC UK
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» Theresa May "destroying police"
The home secretary is "on the precipice of destroying" a police service admired throughout the world, she is to be warned by rank-and-file officers.
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BBC UK
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» President Barack Obama has $1 million account with JP Morgan, personal wealth of up to $10 million
US President Barack Obama has up to $1 million in a JPMorgan Chase checking account, and total assets of up to $10 million.
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TelegraphUK
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» Home HIV tests backed by US panel
Over-the-counter HIV tests, which would allow people in the US to check in the privacy of their homes if they have the virus, move a step closer.
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BBC UK
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» Obama assets valued up to $US8.3m
The Obamas hold assets worth between $US2.6 and $US8.3 million, according to financial disclosure reports released by the White House.
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» Police investigate leaked Kevin Rudd video
THE Australian Federal Police says it will investigate the leaking of damaging video footage of former prime minister Kevin Rudd swearing and banging a desk.
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» World Bank agrees $2b loan for Indonesia
THE World Bank will give Indonesia with a $2 billion loan, a backstop against a potential debt crisis in one of Asia's fastest growing economies.
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» Magnitude 6.0 earthquake hits PNG
A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Papua New Guinea on Wednesday, but no tsunami warning was immediately issued.
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» Leveson Inquiry: Why wasn"t Andy Coulson given full Downing Street vetting?
Lord Justice Leveson has asked Downing Street to explain whether Mr Coulson's predecessors underwent full DV - developed vetting - checks.
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DailymailUK
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» Black Saturday victims win $32 million
THE victims of a Black Saturday bushfire in Victoria's northeast have won a $32 million compensation settlement.
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» Court hears bid to keep sisters in country
A BRISBANE court has begun hearing a last-ditch appeal on behalf of four young sisters trying to avoid being sent back to Italy amid a bitter custody dispute.
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» Mladic "headed ethnic cleansing"
Former Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic intended to "ethnically cleanse" Bosnia, the opening day of his war crimes trial hears.
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BBC UK
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» Free to roam our streets to protect their "human rights", 100 foreign criminals a month
There are 3,900 overseas convicts currently on bail. The scale of the problem was revealed in a letter to MPs by Rob Whiteman, pictured, chief executive of the UK Border Agency.
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» Furore over foie gras on BBC cooking programme¿ and one chef even makes it into ICE CREAM
The BBC has been flooded with complaints from viewers after one of its flagship cooking shows The Great British Menu featured foie gras.
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» King James Bible for every school in England
The project has gone ahead thanks to £370,000 from charities and philanthropists after Mr Gove was forced to deny earlier this year that funding was a problem.
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DailymailUK
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» Gang lookout who wrongly identified England rugby star"s cousin as target of roadside murder is jailed for life
Jules Brown, 25, pictured, kept watch as a member of a rival gang was lured to the quiet Oslac Road in Catford, South London on the pretext of a drug deal.
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» Middlemarch is the death knell for book clubs! Stuffy 19th century literature has readers running for the hills
A list of book club rules has been drawn up by the influential Middle Class Handbook website to help with a harmonious event. Top of the list is to avoid George Eliot's classic at all costs.
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DailymailUK
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» Voters care more for Anzac jingoism: claim
A DEFENCE analyst has accused the Gillard government of committing funds to military commemorations that would be the envy of pharaohs.
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» Consumer confidence up slightly in May
CONSUMER confidence has posted a modest rise after the central bank provided a large cut to the cash rate on May 1.
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» Truckie in crash allegedly on methadone
A TRUCK driver charged with the manslaughter of a man and his parents was allegedly under the influence of methadone at the time of the head-on collision.
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» Closed door confusion: Minister¿s U-turn on a U-turn on secret justice
Jonathan Djanogly appeared to announce a major climbdown on controversial plans to extend secret justice - but it turned out he had misheard a question.
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» NHS nurses told to treat the elderly as humans
With nursing standards coming under increasing scrutiny, critics of the profession are likely to ask why such basic guidance should be necessary and why a caring approach is not ingrained in all health workers.
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DailymailUK
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» How the wealthy stay healthy 15 years longer than poor: Crisis as life expectancy gap widens
The gap in life expectancy between the least and most deprived areas in England has grown, according to the Office of National Statistics.
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» The two big banks that STILL won"t help out: Santander plus state-backed Lloyds accused of withholding loan from firms
Two major banks, Lloyds and Santander, are refusing to pass on the benefits of a government-backed scheme to make £20billion worth of cheaper loans available.
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» Police dismantle Brisbane tent embassy
Reporters, protesters and onlookers used their smartphones to cover the shutting down of an Aboriginal tent embassy in South Brisbane.
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Abc.net.au
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» Union members may foot bill for fighting fund
Millions of union members across the country could be slugged with a new levy to pay for a fighting fund at the ACTU.
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Abc.net.au
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» Iran hangs 'Mossad agent' for scientist killing
Iran has hanged a man it claimed was an agent for Israeli intelligence agency Mossad, over the killing of an Iranian nuclear scientist in 2010.
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Abc.net.au
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» Government pledges $300m to Afghan security
The Federal Government will contribute $100 million a year for three years to support the Afghan National Security Forces beyond the transition process.
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Abc.net.au
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» I needed to hit rock bottom, says Hooker
Steve Hooker believes hitting rock bottom six months before London was the best thing that could have happened for his Olympic hopes.
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Abc.net.au
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» Lost weight? Cut out 300 calories for good or you"ll pile the pounds straight back on
Scientists have found that dieters seeking to stay at their new weight needs to eat 300 fewer calories a day less than a non-dieter of the same weight.
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DailymailUK
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» Free speech "strangled by law that bans insults" and has triggered series of controversial arrests
Theresa May is being urged to reform the controversial Public Order Act which bans 'insulting words or behaviour' amid mounting evidence that it is strangling free speech.
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DailymailUK
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» Greece struggles to steer a path
Greece faces an election nobody wants with no clear way ahead
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BBC UK
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» Police drag away Brisbane tent embassy protesters
Police have dragged away some protesters after moving in to break up their Aboriginal tent embassy at Musgrave Park in South Brisbane.
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Abc.net.au
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» Soaked to the skin, and his plane struck by lightning... how was your big day Monsieur?
French President Francois Hollande's first day in office yesterday was beset by disaster as he was drenched on a parade along the Champs Elsyees.
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DailymailUK
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» Call for ban on synthetic cannabis
THE NZ First party wants a total ban on synthetic cannabis and says products are still being sold despite government moves to stamp them out.
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» Joan tweets in fury at Theresa May over Heathrow hold-up... And look out Mrs May, she has 68,000 followers
Joan Collins yesterday joined the attack on Britain’s shambolic border controls after getting stuck in a queue of ‘thousands’ of travellers at Heathrow.
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» NHS introduces "named midwife" plan
Mothers will receive one-to-one care from a named midwife during labour and birth as part of Government plans to combat postnatal depression.
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ExpressUK
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» Welfare-to-work deal axed
MINISTERS yesterday axed a contract with a firm delivering the Government's welfare-to-work programme following fraud allegations.
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ExpressUK
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» Pensions less than the minimum wage
MILLIONS of older workers face -poverty in retirement as they look set to have less than the minimum wage as their pension.
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» Has Britney Spears got the X-Factor for Simon Cowell?
SIMON Cowell unveils pop star Britney Spears as the newest judge on the US version of his ITV show the X Factor.
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» 25% off your summer family holiday
SUMMER holidays will be up to 25 per cent cheaper in some of the most popular destinations thanks to the soaring value of the pound.
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» U-turn on NHS prostate drug use
A drug for advanced prostate cancer, which can extend life by more than three months, is likely to be approved for NHS use in England and Wales after the medical watchdog reverses an earlier decision.
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BBC UK
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» The day I met Mladic
How the war crimes suspect revealed his 'dream of peace'
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BBC UK
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» Tawny owlets dry out at rescue centre after their homes were destroyed in April flooding
These tiny tawny owlets are among a soaring number of animals left orphaned or abandoned after the wettest April on record. They have been taken in by staff at HART Wildlife Rescue near Alton, Hampshire.
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» Mother, 21, beat cancer after refusing to sacrifice her unborn baby
Daniella Jackson, from Aspley, Nottingham, was diagnosed with a tumour in her left lung shortly before discovering she was pregnant with her second child. She is now cancer free.
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» Woman "raped by huntmaster" had drunk up to 11 vodkas and nine glasses of wine at black tie ball
The 33-year-old victim described her horror as John Norrish, 67, had sex with her in his car in Chawleigh, Mid Devon.
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» Pocahontas stripper lured man to his death
A HOUSTON stripper was behind bars yesterday on a charge of capital murder, for allegedly leading a man to his death in a robbery attempt.
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» We"re coming to get you! Somali pirate boat blown up by chopper as Navy frigate crew arrest 12
The awesome show of force came from a Merlin helicopter which flew from the decks of HMS Westminster, which is bolstering security off the coast of Africa.
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» Two dead, 38 injured in Colombia bombing
A BOMB targeting former Colombian interior minister Fernando Londono has killed two people and wounded 38 others in Bogota.
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» Beijing furious after David Cameron meets the Dalai Lama on his visit to Britain
The foreign ministry said Monday’s meeting between the exiled Tibetan leader and the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister had ‘seriously interfered with China’s internal affairs’.
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» Viruses could power electronics - science
SCIENTISTS have developed a technique to generate power with harmless viruses that convert mechanical energy into electricity.
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» Workers ¿too scared to go off sick¿ as recession bites: Number of absences drops to record low
The Office for National Statistics said the average number of sick days taken by workers has dropped to the lowest number since records began in 1993.
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» Greenpeace warned over sponsor ad
Greenpeace has been warned against encouraging anti-social behaviour after an ad asked supporters to sponsor the painting of a power station chimney.
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» Rain on Francois Hollande"s parade
NEW French President Francois Hollande yesterday discovered it never rains but it pours when his aircraft was struck by lightning shortly after he was drenched in an open-top motorcade.
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» George Osborne"s plea to save euro as crisis deepens
THE euro crisis deepened last night when the latest attempt to form a national unity coalition government in Greece collapsed.
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» "Share water" in drought
WATER firms in areas with plentiful reserves were told yesterday to share supplies with parts of the country hit by drought.
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» Snow sign of summer yet
BRITAIN was shivering in a late winter blast which brought two inches of snow to parts of the country yesterday.
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» 75% want Queen as head of CoE
THREE out of four English people want the Queen to remain head of the Church of England, an opinion poll revealed yesterday.
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» Her Majesty"s wit is far from dampened by hail
THE Queen was forced to shelter from a hailstorm yesterday - before giving her own pithy verdict on British's shivering, soggy spring.
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» Public sector take most "sickies"
PUBLIC sector workers are 63 per cent more likely to take time off work sick than private sector employees, official figures revealed yesterday.
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» Civil servants stay home for Games
FURY erupted yesterday over plans to give tens of thousands of civil servants the chance to work from home for seven weeks because of the Olympics.
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» Key role for left-winger
RADICAL left-winger John Cruddas was promoted to the Labour front bench last night in a mini-reshuffle by party leader Ed Miliband.
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» No jim-jams at breakfast please, this is Oxford: Students at Cameron"s old college told to end "slovenly practice"
A note posted around Brasenose College states: 'This practice evinces a failure to distinguish between public and private spaces in college.'
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» "Mistake" to re-endorse Thomson - Crean
CABINET minister Simon Crean says Labor should not preselect Craig Thomson for the next federal election unless the MP is cleared of any wrongdoing.
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» Dozens arrested in Aboriginal protest
POLICE have broken up an Aboriginal protest in a Brisbane park, arresting 31 people amid claims excessive force was used.
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» Casual workers need annual leave - ACTU
CASUAL workers should be given annual leave while bosses should be banned from keeping workers in unstable work long-term, an ACTU report recommends.
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» Historic royal diamond sells for $9.7m
A CENTURIES-old diamond passed down through generations of European royalty fetched nine million Swiss francs ($A9.77 million) at auction in Geneva.
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» Child benefit ‘disaster" warning
GEORGE Osborne's plans to strip child benefit from more than a million middle-class families would be a "disaster", accountants warned yesterday.
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» Rebekah Brooks is witch hunt victim says husband
FORMER News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks is the victim of a Scotland Yard "witch hunt," her furious husband declared yesterday after she was charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.
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» What a lot of hot air! Wind is blamed for airport delay
THE endless queues blighting Britain's airports aren't just the fault of our border controls - it is the wind that is as much to blame, the Immigration Minister said yesterday.
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» Joan the Moan explodes at big wait
HER haughtily cocked head, pursed lips and glower behind the sunglasses say it all about the mood of Joan Collins yesterday.
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» Rather than blaming businesses for lack of growth, make it easier for them to expand
JANICE ATKINSON-SMALL: Defence Secretary Philip Hammond attacked ‘whingeing’ business leaders yesterday, saying that they needed to do more to help kick-start the economy.
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» Bollywood star "King Khan"s" global appeal
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan's global fan base
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BBC UK
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» New cancer drugs held up by the NHS for nine years as rationing body accused of letting down patients
Patients are being denied potentially life-saving drugs for years because the rationing body NICE is too bogged down in other tasks, doctors and charities have warned.
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» "Royal" diamond sells for $9.7m
A 35-carat diamond passed among Europe's royalty for four centuries, the Beau Sancy, sells for twice its reserve at auction in Switzerland.
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BBC UK
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» China"s fury after David Cameron meets the Dalai Lama on his visit to Britain
Vice Foreign Minister Song Tao claimed the meeting 'seriously interfered' with China's internal affairs. The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader met with Cameron yesterday.
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DailymailUK
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