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Cameron steps in to quell military revolt over cuts
The Prime Minister is told by General Sir Peter Wall, the new head of the Army, that proposed reductions in the Forces threaten Britain’s mission in Afghanistan.
Equitable life victims to receive £1.5bn
George Osborne, the chancellor, is expected to provide more generous compensation in the Comprehensive Spending Review.
Miners came to blows, but swore to keep details secret
Rescued Chile miners overcame violent disagreements to work as a team to survive, they have disclosed.
Disabled will lose jobs in round of spending cuts
Iain Duncan Smith facing severe criticism as dozens of subsidised factories that employ disabled people face closure.
Global currency row boils
US Treasury delays report on whether China manipulates its currency.
UK 'must be ready for QE2'
Senior BoE policymaker says further dose of stimulus may be needed.
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House price 'gazundering'
More pain for homesellers as buyers demand last-minute discounts.
Henry to meet Liverpool manager
New Liverpool owner John W Henry will visit the club's Melwood training ground on Saturday to meet Roy Hodgson and his players.
Ospreys 27 London Irish 16
A moment of inspiration from Shane Williams helped Ospreys defeat London Irish 27-16 in the Heineken Cup on Friday night.
Kidnapped by Keith - but I survived
Drugs, women and song - as the rocker's autobiography is published, Neil McCormick recalls wild nights with Keith Richards.
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Aaron Sorkin on The Social Network
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Miuccia Prada to present Turner Prize
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