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Non-consistent cast to ever-changing titles, does Hollyoaks have the staying power of Corrie and EastEnders?
Edmund Shing: Next and Sports Direct benefit from Rugby World Cup boon to retail sector
Rugby World Cup has boosted Britain's high street performance.
William Keegan: David Cameron's EU referendum raises spectre of Thatcher-era euroscepticism
There is something about Europe that from time to time convulses the Conservative Party.
Stephen Foster: It's time for Tesco boss Dave Lewis to remember 'every little helps'
The supermarket goes back to old-fashioned TV advertising in a bid to turn around its business.
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Oscar Pistorius to be released: Punishment for violence against women rarely fits the crime
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Gamechangers: Hug your nursery teacher as we should thank them for everything they put up with
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Charlie Mullins: I quit Business for Britain for the sake the of Britain's businesses
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Scottish Nationalist Party leader is buoyed by poll showing support for Labour is dwindling
Grammar schools: I was poor and went to one but the system does not work
Those of us who hold dear our experiences need to question whether they really are vehicles of progress.
Yes, I work in an abortion clinic and the Bible-quoting, murderer-shouting mob will never stop us protecting vulnerable women
It is 90 years since Marie Stopes UK opened its first abortion clinic in Brixton, south London.
Turkey's state and its trolls use jihadi bombings as a weapon against the Kurds
Erdogan and allies have tried to compare Kurdish activists with Isis terrorists
James Caan: Is London turning against Uber and backing our beloved black cabs?'
London's black cabs are a part of its unique offering for visitors and locals alike.
Playboy ends nude centrefolds: Hugh Hefner and his magazine's skewed relationship with feminism
Playboy has announced it will no longer publish fully nude photos of women.
Barack Obama's apocalyptic warnings about our oceans betray the opportunities hidden in their depths
We should take a Venetian attitude to our oceans, argues Dr Dominic Standish.
Metropolitan Police's ethnic minority deficit is destroying trust in British policing
Just 11% of officers are from an ethnic minority compared with 40% of Londoners
London needs to cater for 24-hour party people to rival Barcelona and Berlin
Ahead of the 24-hour Tube the government needs to make life easier for pubs, clubs and restaurants.
John McAfee: Fighting cyberterrorism with laws is like fighting Isis with profanities
The US is on a downward spiral towards oblivion as ignorance transforms politicians into puppets.
Unleashing business investment will revive Britain's zombie economy
UK government policies, deliberate or not, are tying up labour and capital in low-productive uses.
John Mills: Why top Labour donor is backing calls for a Brexit from the EU
The EU is expensive and not fit for purpose.
David Cameron's phony progressive politics does not make him the new leader of the left
Cameron can talk about 'equality' but he avoids all mention of class.
Belarus: Europe should not reward dictator Aleksander Lukashenko for sham elections
The EU is poised to remove its sanctions from the dictatorship nation at a pivotal moment.
Star Wars Battlefront beta: The most impressive parts of EA's multiplayer test
The look, the sound and the lightsaber-swinging heroes - Star Wars Battlefront is a lot of fun.
Star Wars Battlefront beta: Three big problems with EA's multiplayer test
Three disappointing aspects from the Star Wars Battlefront beta.
How Far Cry Primal could help Ubisoft improve the series even if it disappoints
Stripping away the Far Cry series' tech could help improve Far Cry 5 and beyond.
Cameron's attack on 'terrorist-sympathising' Corbyn resembles a McCarthyist witch-hunt
The prime minister has returned the tone of British politics to a darker period of history.
Nus Ghani: You can take the girl out of Birmingham... Nus talks Cameron, Barnardo's and plastic balls
Nus files her latest dispatch on her way back from the Conservative Party Conference.
Stefan Stern: Forget the hairdryer, Sir Alex Ferguson led Manchester United with persistence
Ferguson had plenty of tools in his management box, as United can attest to.
Conservative Party Conference: We should fear the fascism of mob rule
A minority of violent protesters will destroy the anti-austerity left.
John McAfee: A 10-year-old with internet access could acquire an EMP and destroy an entire city
Electromagnetic pulse generators capable of taking down entire cities are too easily accessible.
Artificial intelligence: Do not fear the robot revolution
We should embrace AI, not fear it, despite Stephen Hawking's warnings.
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Edmund Shing explains why HSBC is the most attractive investment of Britain's big four banks.
Sharing economy: Why pirate capitalists are the real winners
From Uber to Airbnb: Is the sharing economy the revolution its proponents make it out to be?
Russia in Syria: Putin's hard sell of quick victory against Isis could come back to haunt him
According to the Russian media everyone except the US is impressed by Russia's unilateral action.
Don't let an egg-throwing minority define a popular resistance to the Tories and their cuts
The majority of protesters at the Conservative Party Conference are non-violent.
Conservative Party Conference: Why Britain's disabled people's movement is protesting in Manchester
Disabled People Against Cuts have carried out direct action against austerity since 2010.
Stephen Foster: England's Rugby World Cup woe shows why sport isn't just a matter of good business
Sport and business can be like oil and water – there are times when they just don't mix.
John McAfee: Forget gun control, EMP attack would wipe out 90% of US population within 2 years
Acid flashbacks or the realisation of Orwell's 1984? John McAfee questions single-issue voting.
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