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Officers accused of assault on terrorism suspect
Four police officers will be charged for a "serious, gratuitous and prolonged" attack which included racist abuse on terror suspect Babar Ahmad, as they arrested him in 2003.
Taxpayers fund civil servants' beach trips
New figures show thousands of pounds of public money being spent on jazz workshops, “stress angels” and trips to Blackpool.
George Michael charged with possession of cannabis
The 47-year-old singer, whose real name is Georgios Panayiotou, also faces charges of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
India threatens to ban BlackBerry services
India wants to block instant messaging and email, unless "security concerns" with the features are addressed.
No more Mr 'Nice' guy
BoE chief has been stung by criticism of its forecasting failures
Why the US is a busted flush
Prof Laurence Kotlikoff's view the US makes terrifying reading.
Irish debt under fire
Fears that full damage from Ireland’s banking crisis has yet to surface.
Stock market's 'perfect storm' hits pension income
Britons' main source of pension income has plunged by a third.
Beckham to play one more game for England
Fabio Capello will give former captain chance to end England career by playing in a future friendly international at Wembley.
Steven Gerrard hits back at England critics
England captain says questioning of England players' commitment is "unfair" after 2-1 win over Hungary.
Top 10 technology hoaxes
Jenny EraseDry, the girl who quit her job using a series of whiteboards, was outed as a hoax. We look at the best technology hoaxes ever.
Goldie's heaven and hell
The disc jockey and actor on blood-stained hotel rooms and problems with airport metal detectors.
Even the loos will be stylish
Music festivals don’t have to feature mud and mayhem. Vintage at Goodwood is a new approach.
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