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Tories eye immigration sleight of hand

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND - FEBRUARY 10: Immigration and border control signs at Edinburgh Airport on February 10, 2014 in Edinburgh, Scotland. A recent survey has shown that Scottish people have a more open attitude to immigration than people in England and Wales, according to a poll today for Oxford Universitys Migration Observatory. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
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Plan to reduce migrant figures by 19,000 ahead of elections

10:32pm UK POLITICS & POLICY

Farage judged victor in clash with Clegg

TV poll gives Ukip leader clear win over Lib Dem rival

6:27pm UK POLITICS & POLICY

US accused of bullying British banks

Senior politicians say Washington is hindering legal trade with Iran

7:46pm UK BUSINESS

UK business links with Russia in spotlight

Ukraine tensions could leave some ‘squirming’, says US critic

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Lachlan returns to Murdoch succession race

Promotions for two brothers at 21st Century Fox and News Corp

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British Prime Minister David Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg visit Guy's Hospital in London as they unveiled major changes to planned National Health Service reforms, on June 14 2011 ©AFP

Robert Shrimsley examines case studies in conscious coupling

RBS And Lloyds Bank Branches Ahead Of Results...Pedestrians pass a branch of Lloyds TSB bank, part of the Lloyds Banking Group Plc, in London, U.K., on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011. Lloyds Banking Group Plc, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, will make a 500 million pound ($811 million) provision to cover payments it's making to Halifax mortgage clients because the terms of their loans were unclear. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
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10:36pm COMPANIES

Government offloads £4.2bn Lloyds stake

Sale generates £105m profit for taxpayers

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls
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8:04pm UK POLITICS & POLICY

Balls joins Osborne to vote for welfare cap

Labour MPs go against party line

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Pension changes to take effect from today

400,000 with small retirement pots will benefit

Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky (2nd L) arrives with his partner Yelena Gorbunova (R) at a division of the High Court in London August 31, 2012. Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich won a court battle on Friday against Berezovsky, a former business partner who had sued him for billions of dollars over claims he was intimidated into selling prize assets at a knockdown price.
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8:07pm

Berezovsky ‘broken man’ after £3bn case

Court defeat ‘trigger’ for oligarch’s death, inquest told

12:00am

Law firms need to cut jobs, says RBS

Headcount reductions would help to restore profitability

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