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Darling to make do with small mercies in pre-election budget
The Guardian
It goes without saying that the 14th Labour budget since Tony Blair's landslide victory in May 1997 will be a deeply political occasion. All budgets are political; it's just that those that take place six weeks before an election tend to be more ...
PM Gordon Brown questioned on overseas soldiers' voteBBC News
Gordon Brown won't rule out pre-election 'giveaway' in BudgetTelegraph.co.uk
Gordon Brown's Match of the Day pundit offer turned down by BBCDaily Mail
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Darling to make do with small mercies in pre-election budget - The Guardian

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Darling to make do with small mercies in pre-election budget
The Guardian
It goes without saying that the 14th Labour budget since Tony Blair's landslide victory in May 1997 will be a deeply political occasion. All budgets are political; it's just that those that take place six weeks before an election tend to be more ...
PM Gordon Brown questioned on overseas soldiers' voteBBC News
Gordon Brown won't rule out pre-election 'giveaway' in BudgetTelegraph.co.uk
Gordon Brown's Match of the Day pundit offer turned down by BBCDaily Mail
The Associated Press -The Sun -Financial Times
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Authorities apologise to daughters raped by father - The Guardian

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Authorities apologise to daughters raped by father
The Guardian
Two women who were repeatedly raped and abused by their father over a period of 35 years were given an apology today by local authorities in Lincolnshire and Sheffield for failing to protect them. The unreserved apology came in the aftermath of the ...
Father allowed to rape daughters repeatedly following social services failingsTelegraph.co.uk
Sisters tortured by rapist dad get official apologyAFP
Apology to daughters raped by Sheffield manBBC News
InTheNews.co.uk -NEWS.com.au -Sky News
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Poisoning of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko sparked claims - BBC News

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Poisoning of ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko sparked claims
BBC News
Businessman Boris Berezovsky has won damages over claims by RTR, Russian state television, that he was behind the murder of former Moscow agent Alexander Litvinenko. Mr Litvinenko died in London in November 2006, having fallen violently ill after ...
Boris Berezovsky wins libel case over Litvinenko murderThe Guardian
Russian magnate wins libel case over poisoning reportCNN
Berezovsky wins £150000 for TV claim he was Litvinenko murdererThis is London
AFP -The Associated Press -Metro
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Pay freeze for mandarins 'won't influence wider salaries' - Telegraph.co.uk

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Pay freeze for mandarins 'won't influence wider salaries'
Telegraph.co.uk
A pay freeze imposed on senior civil servants, generals, judges and doctors will have no impact on pay deals across the wider economy, the Government's own pay advisers have said. By James Kirkup, Political Correspondent Gordon Brown said that curbs on ...
Pay freeze for senior public sector staff 'insulting'Independent
Civil service pay freeze is insult to hardworking staff, says unionThe Guardian
Salmond backs public sector pay freezeBBC News
Financial Times -This is London -People Management Magazine Online
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Father of kidnapped British boy flees Pakistan - Telegraph.co.uk

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Father of kidnapped British boy flees Pakistan
Telegraph.co.uk
The father of Sahil Saeed, the five-year-old boy kidnapped in Pakistan, has left the country and returned to the UK against the wishes of the Pakistani authorities. By Chris Irvine and Farzana Fiaz in Lahore Diplomatic sources said Raja Naqqash Saeed, ...
Father of kidnapped Sahil Saeed returns to UK from PakistanThe Guardian
Pakistan kidnap ordeal father backThe Press Association
Kidnap boy's father returns from Pakistan without himThis is London
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What and when MI5 knew about torture - The Guardian

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What and when MI5 knew about torture
The Guardian
Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller, the head of MI5 throughout most of the years of the so-called war on terror, insisted yesterday that she had not known that Khalid Shiekh Mohammed was being waterboarded. In a response to the appeal court's judgment that ...
MI5 'would still have used US information from waterboarding'Telegraph.co.uk
London protested at torture, says MI5's ex-chiefFinancial Times
Ex-MI5 chief says US 'concealed suspect mistreatment'BBC News
4RFV -Independent -InTheNews.co.uk
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Northern Ireland Assembly - BBC News

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Northern Ireland Assembly
BBC News
The Hillsborough Agreement represents the opportunity for a new start for the people of Northern Ireland, Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness told the assembly on 9 March 2010. This is the conclusion of the debate. He and First Minister Peter ...
David Cameron praised by US over support for Northern Irish devolutionThe Guardian
Policing Northern Ireland The end of the beginningEconomist
UUP pact returns to haunt CameronFinancial Times
Belfast Telegraph -U.TV -Mirror.co.uk
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High-speed rail network plans to be unveiled - The Guardian

The Guardian

High-speed rail network plans to be unveiled
The Guardian
The government will tomorrow unveil plans for a 225mph British high-speed rail network, including a detailed London-to-Birmingham route that will create more than 10000 jobs if the multibillion pound project goes ahead. The transport secretary ...
London-Birmingham fast railway route to be unveiledReuters UK
Lord Adonis blast train companies over Oyster cardsThis is London
Details of 250mph rail line to be publishedThe Press Association
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The leaders of Plaid and SNP question the BBC's impartiality - BBC News

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The leaders of Plaid and SNP question the BBC's impartiality
BBC News
Plaid Cymru and the Scottish National Party (SNP) claim the BBC's live Prime Minsterial TV debates could "endanger the conduct of a free election". The claim was made in a joint letter from the parties' leaders to BBC Director General Mark Thompson. ...
Alex Salmond says BBC TV debate snub is human rights breachTelegraph.co.uk
SNP and Plaid complain about TV debatesePolitix
SNP and Plaid opposition to debate formatSNP (press release)
Telegraph.co.uk
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Clegg says UK must not blindly follow US lead abroad - BBC News

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Clegg says UK must not blindly follow US lead abroad
BBC News
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has said the UK must not automatically follow the US on key foreign policy issues, and instead seek a lead role in Europe. Mr Clegg accused Labour and the Tories of a 50-year consensus in which they had done "what the White ...
Lib Dems – launch pad or scaffold?The Guardian
Lib Dem benefitsScotsman
Labour 'loses a third of voters'Metro
Hastings Observer -24dash (blog) -UK Express
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