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Clinton's warning to Britain over cuts in defence
Barack Obama’s government delivers a stark public warning against major cuts in the British defence budget, suggesting that they would undermine Nato and strain the Special Relationship.
Chile miners: after the rescue, the punishments
Recrimination tempers mood of celebration as the president warns “inhuman” conditions that led to accident “will not go unpunished”.
Citigroup sued over 'boys' club bias'
One of America's biggest banks accused of sacking female employees to save the jobs of less qualified men.
US stimulus fears hit dollar
Pound touches 8-month high, gold at new record, as investors desert dollar.
New stealth tax on savers
Pension tax will hit public sector, self employed, and small businesses.
'BoE credibility at risk'
Rate setter Andrew Sentance says bank must combat inflation.
O'Leary on BAA ruling
Ryanair's chief can't resist having a say from the sidelines.
Liverpool future to be decided on Friday
Lawyers for Tom Hicks and Liverpool will reconvene in a Dallas court at 1pm on Friday when a final ruling is due to be made.
Fernando Torres fit for Merseyside derby
Fernando Torres to face Everton on Sunday but strike partner Dirk Kuyt is out for three to four weeks with an ankle problem.
iran's menacing message
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wants the charges dropped against Hizbollah – or else.
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BA boss plays the Caribbean crusader
This week Willie Walsh flew to Barbados to address falling tourism numbers and rising air tax.
Social Network
The making of Facebook is has been made into a story of ego clashes brimming with one-liners.
Charity shopping for geeks
New website upstyler.co.uk mixes high end designer clothes with hand-made one-offs.
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