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For years, we've been hearing about iPod killers, iTunes wannabes, and new music services. We've seen them come and we've seen them go. My colleague Chris Breen wrote about several of them . But there ... [read full story]                    

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A road in Suffolk was being closed last night as engineers investigated reports of a gas leak. The road being shut was the B1119 at Knodishall, near Saxmundham, which was also thought to have partially collapsed. Last night, a...

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Bradshaw takes the gloves off

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On the eve of the bill determining Britain's digital future, Ben Bradshaw attacks the Tory leader's 'pact' with the Murdochs and defends the BBC, if not its Trust, from its 'circling enemies'. He speaks to James Robinson After...

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X Factor dream ends for twins dubbed Jedward

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Twins John and Edward Grimes have been voted off ITV1's the X Factor, after losing in a sing-off against Olly Murs. The pair, 18 and dubbed Jedward, sang Boyzone's No Matter What, but without a dance routine or any gimmicks....

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Sam Wallace: Giggs' recipe for success: hard work, diplomacy – and avoid Best practice

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Back in 1993, when football clubs were just cottoning on to the idea of exploiting the commercial value of their biggest players, Manchester United authorised a video documentary in which Ryan Giggs met George Best to compare...

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