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Mystery besets severed hand inquiry

Police rule out stranger attack but reject honour killing theory despite misgivings by Asian women's groups Every day, staff at Sunrise Radio were greeted with a smile from Geeta Aulakh, the receptionist who had dreamed as a...

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Public pay is bloated. But don't forget the virus source

The wild escalation of top salaries goes across both sectors – and so must the solution: a high pay commission If ever there were a need for a high pay commission to put some rationality into out-of-control top pay scales, this...

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Fear and loathing in Dagenham

On a walkabout in east London, Nick Griffin is a magnet for feelings of grief as well as anger On Thursday Nick Griffin paid his first official visit to Barking and Dagenham as the newly declared British National party...

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Mavis Gallant interview

'I felt that the only thing I was on earth to do was to write' A couple of months ago Mavis Gallant had a dream. A messenger came to the door carrying a cardboard box with a lid on it. On top was written "Mavis Gallant" in big...

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The view: John Woo's departure from Hollywood is a loss to us all

Once hailed as the man to shake up Hollywood, the maestro of dizzying, exquisitely choreographed action movies has returned to the far east Let's say from the start that the life of a major league film-maker, with a thriving...

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Savers need not suffer rotten returns

Savers need not suffer rotten returns in silence. So, these risk-free deposits are also return-free in real terms because savers' deposits will gradually have less purchasing power than the money they paid in. Zopa pays more...

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British Council: Pakistan facing 'frightening' demographic disaster

Young people in Pakistan are deeply frustrated, profoundly religious and have little faith in democracy, according to a British Council report which warns of a demographic disaster in the making. By Saeed Shah in Islamabad The...

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An unfair deal for a blonde in the City?

Peter Stanford untangles the colourful courtroom battle shining an unforgiving light on the laddish culture of our financial industry Jordan Wimmer is suing her former employer Mark Lowe for unfair dismissal, claiming he...

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Rural but not isolated

For those who want a flavour of the Scottish countryside, the small town of Pitlochry offers a mix of modernity, tradition and access. An hour's drive from Edinburgh airport, its biggest advantage is good transport

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PPP Infrastructure Projects In India Get ADB Support

Source: Asian Development Bank (ADB) Published Friday, 20 November, 2009 - 18:46 The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide India up to $700 million in loans to accelerate its rollout of infrastructure projects through...

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