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In major policy speech at National Defence University in Washington, president says al-Qaida terrorism remains a potential threat.
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Victim of Woolwich terror attack served with 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in Afghanistan.
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Charity website unable to cope with wave of sympathy following murder of fusilier Lee Rigby.
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European Central Bank President says Europe needs a more European UK.
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Several Federal Reserve officials in favour of slowing down bond-buying.
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UK regulator slaps penalty on troubled bank, already scarred by London Whale trader crisis.
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Three police officers injured as youths torch cars and set fire to restaurant.
From Politics & Policy
Reporters accused of bias after criticising 'whitewash' report on Palestinian boy's death.
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Commission on Theft of American Intellectual Property claims China behind 50-80% of thefts.
Cynthia Hall to be First Female Head of Major Public School?
Iain Duncan Smith's Work Programme 'Failing the Vulnerable'
Five Boxers Destined for Success in 2013
Lawrence Okoye Leaves Discus Behind as he Bids to Become Dominant Force in the NFL
Eurozone Enters Longest Ever Recession [VIDEO]
European Markets Open Lower on Wall Street Cues
British Pound traded at 7-week lows aganst US-Dollar as U.K. retail sales slump
Euro / US Dollar - 21/05/2013 11:14 GMT
Charts in Focus: Guide to Shale Gas
India and China Continue to Push Gold Demand Higher- World Gold Council
Australia Releases List of Bomb Ingredients Using Home Cleaning Agents
The terrorist scare has gone up the scale for the last several years. From the Boston Marathon ...
Bipolar Woman Wins High Court Battle for Abortion
Woman deemed unfit to make decision over termination gets right to abortion.
UK Energy Efficiency Failing Due to Lack of Tax Breaks and Hard Regulation
Ex-Special Adviser to UK Parliamentary Committees Professor Michael Laughton says Britain needs...
Bad Days are Gathering Over China’s Manufacturing in May
Apparently, signs of the China's economic recovery are weakening as the latest flash manuf...
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From Economy
Ocado Boss Tim Steiner's Orwellian Vision of Online Supermarket Shopping
Digital personal shoppers will know consumers' needs, quirks and budgets, Steiner tells British Retail consortium.
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From Entertainment
Rihanna Sues Philip Green's Topshop for £3.5m over 'Ugly' T-shirt Photo
Singer suing Philip Green for using picture on Topshop T-shirts that portrays her in unflattering light.
