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Activist fund Crystal Amber preparing for raid on Sainsbury's

Reports suggest the fund is sounding out foreign investors for takeover of struggling retailer.

Britons brace for UK interest rate hike as household debt reaches £1.5tn

Interest rates have been held at a record low of 0.5% for more than six years.

Nigel Farage branded 'absurd' after blaming immigrants for late reception arrival in Wales

Nigel Farage suggest Muslim voices are responsible for rising anti-semitism in Britain

The Ukip leader made 'absurd' excuse ahead of the party's first Welsh conference.

Micromax Indian Aces vs UAE Royals, IPTL 2014: Where to watch, preview and team news

UAE Royals take on Micromax Indian Aces in second match of third leg on day 3 of International Premier Tennis League in New Delhi, India. Find out where to watch live in UK

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Food Banks: Church of England and MPs urge UK government to reform benefits

The All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Hunger in the UK is set to release its report today.

Shrien Dewani: Judge to decide whether to hear case or not

Dewani allegedly organised hitman to kill wife Anni, while on honeymoon in South Africa in 2010.

Air pollution 'killing nearly as many as smoking in the UK', warns Environmental Audit Committee

The EAC said new hospitals, care homes and schools should be built away from major roads.

PlayStation Network offline following Lizard Squad cyber-attack

A hacking group called Lizard Squad takes responsibility for knocking Sony's PlayStation Network offline.

Tottenham striker target Carlos Bacca signs new contract with Sevilla

Mauricio Pochettino has made signing a striker a priority during the January transfer window.

Oil sheds over 1% on dismal China data and Morgan Stanley's Brent forecast

Oil sheds over 1% on dismal China data and Morgan Stanley Brent forecast

Oil prices drop post release of Chinese monthly trade data that missed expectations.

Film-maker Paul Rosolie will be 'eaten alive' by an anaconda during a TV show, angering animal rights activists

Eaten Alive a hoax by Discovery? Paul Rosolie squeezed not swallowed; disappointed fans react on Twitter

Paul Rosolie pressed the panic button before the snake opened its jaws.

China's trade surplus rises to record level casting shadow over growth prospects

China registers another record monthly trade surplus of $54.5bn for November, up from $45.4bn in October.

Kiwi dollar drops to 30-month low, while yen and Aussie dollar decline to new multi-year lows

Strong US data and currency are the main reasons for Asian FX weakness while China data weigh on the AUD and NZD

Syria calls for UN sanctions on Israel over Damascus airstrikes

Israel suspected to have carried out airstrikes on either Hezbollah or Iran interests near Damascus.

A motorist pumps fuel into his vehicle at JJ's Express Gas Plus station in Phoenix gas station in Phoenix

US petrol prices fall to four-year low on increased supply and strengthening dollar

Average price of a gallon of gasoline in the US has dropped one dollar since early May, according to the latest Lundberg survey.

Lettuce are destroyed by a tractor in a field near Hamburg

Plant growth affected by human drug remnants in soil and water

Study on lettuce and radish crops shows even small amounts of drugs affect plant growth.

Liverpool and Tottenham set to go head-to-head for signatures of Jackson Martinez and Saido Berahino

Liverpool and Tottenham looking to bolster their striking options during the January transfer window.

Arsenal injury news: Theo Walcott set to return to full training within a week

Theo Walcott is undergoing intense treatment for his groin injury in a bid to avoid having surgery.

BP set to cut hundreds of UK and US jobs as spill costs and oil price plunge hurt profitability

Headcounts will come down across all upstream and downstream activities and corporate centres.

Record solar efficiency above 40% reported by New South Wales researchers

New technique helps achieve record conversion efficiencies in solar tower systems.

Typhoon Hagupit: Weakened tropical storm to pass Philippines capital Manila

Authorities downgrade Hagupit's status to tropical storm but warn it could still wreak havoc.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive in New York for three day tour

The royals will attend several official engagements during their first visit to New York.

Two Britons up for $1m 'Nobel prize' global teaching award

Two British teachers have been placed on a 50 person shortlist

Iran: Telecommunications minister says every Internet user will be 'identified'

Iran's telecommunications minister: 'There will be no web surfer whose identity we do not know.'

The X Factor: Ben Haenow, Fleur East and Andrea Faustini go through to reality show final

Lauren Platt lost a place in the final after the judges vote.

Saudi Arabia extends detention of female activists who defied driving ban on UAE border

The two Saudi female activists have been investigated without being allowed an attorney.

Grumpy Cat amasses £64 million fortune

The miserable moggy has more earning power than Nicole Kidman, Cameron Diaz and Matthew McConaughey.

Ronnie O'Sullivan wins UK Championship after beating Judd Trump 10-9 with broken ankle

The 39 year old holds off a late Trump comeback to take a fifth UK title

'Eaten Alive' Paul Rosolie describes 'terrifying' moment he was swallowed by an anaconda

Rosolie put on a carbon fibre suit and poured pig's blood over himself before 'everything went black'.

Bill Cosby Rape Allegation: Janice Dickinson reveals details of sexual assault by TV star

The former supermodel said she feels sorry for Cosby's wife Camille, who has silently stood by her husband during the scandal.

Sir Paul McCartney speaks candidly about death of John Lennon

The legendary singer said that Lennon's murderer was 'the jerk of all jerks.'

Judge resigns after racial slur: 'With a name like Patel, she won't be working anywhere important'

Senior immigration judge was forced to resign after making a racist comment about female Asian victim.

Thames Water has already raised prices by 5.5% earlier this year. (Photo: Reuters)

Privatisation of energy, rail and water costing UK households £250 a year

The reports calls privatisation of these sectors a 'failed experiment'.

Swedish prime minister Stefan Lofven (Getty)

Sweden Democrats demand apology, after prime minister brands them 'neo-Nazis'

Far right party has surged in popularity to become third most powerful force in Swedish politics.

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