Breaking news from United Kingdom

Dog-napped terrier returns after appeal

A FAMILY whose Yorkshire terrier was stolen by a mystery woman in a road rage incident have been reunited with their dog. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

A success story to wrap your fish and chips in

THOUSANDS of readers have taken advantage of The Northern Echo’s two-for-one fish and chips offer. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Youngest heart patient returns home after op

A NORTH-EAST teenager who was the youngest patient in the world to be given an implantable heart pump was allowed home last night after a successful transplant. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Mourners’ farewell for rabbit rescuer

NAOMI the rabbit was among the well-wishers paying her last respects at an animal lover’s funeral service yesterday. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Funeral service for swim pool tragedy boy

FAMILY and friends gathered yesterday to pay their final respects to an eight-year-old boy who died while swimming. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Parades to mark battalion’s freedom of borough honour

TENS of thousands of people will take to the streets to welcome soldiers from The Rifles as they receive the freedom of three boroughs this week. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Helmand blast kills ‘Lion of England’

A NORTH Yorkshire Army officer who died after he was caught in a blast while leading his troops has been described as a 'lion of a man'. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

A Revolutionary Idea About Cattle Ranching

To save the withering grasslands of America's West some ranchersare implementing an unusual strategy -- have more cattle grazing, not fewer ...

TIME

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Florida Senate Race: On Charlie Crist and Flip-Flopping

Florida Senate candidate Charlie Crist fights flip-flopping charges as the GOP's Marco Rubio surges ahead in some polls and the Democrats' Kendrick Meek appeals to the left ...

TIME

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Terry and Lampard nearing return

John Terry and Frank Lampard could both be fit for this weekend's all-London clash with struggling West Ham. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Woman eats 181 chicken wings‎ to win eating championship - video

The Black Widow of eating contests gobbled up nearly 181 chicken wings in 12 minutes, devouring the US national championship record. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Affleck doc screened at Venice

Casey Affleck is still being coy about whether his directorial debut I'm Still Here is a no-holds barred documentary or just a set up. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Heartbroken Coleen Rooney pictured for first time since Wayne's hooker scandal

Coleen Rooney’s pain was clear for all to say today as she was pictured for the first time since her husband Wayne Rooney was accused of cheating on her with a hooker. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Battle of Britain heroes remembered

The courage and sacrifice of those who fought off the Nazis to win the Battle of Britain has been remembered. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

US paper snubs phone-hacking probe

The New York Times (NYT) has refused to co-operate with British police looking into allegations of phone-hacking made by the newspaper last week, a senior officer said. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Millionaire banker is Barclays boss

An American-born banker whose multimillion-pound pay rewards fuelled anger against the banking sector has been named in the top job at Barclays. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Policeman jailed for cell attack

A police sergeant who injured a woman when he assaulted her in a cell has been jailed for six months. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Boots claim new anti-wrinkle cream knocks 40 years off a woman’s skin age

High street chain Boots has launched its latest anti-wrinkle wonder cream which claims to knock 40 years off a woman’s skin age. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Martin Freeman says no to Hobbit?

Martin Freeman has reportedly turned down the starring role in The Hobbit, in Peter Jackson's new blockbuster. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Angelina appeals for flooding aid

Angelina Jolie has met flood victims in Pakistan and appealed to the world for aid needed to help the country recover. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Haye to face Harrison in November

WBA heavyweight champion David Haye announced his next title defence against Audley Harrison on Tuesday before lashing out at his bitter rival with a string of insults. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Woods makes Ryder Cup team

Tiger Woods is back in America's side for their defence of the Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor on October 1-3. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Toshack expected to stand down

The Football Association of Wales have called a press conference for Thursday afternoon when manager John Toshack is expected to announce his resignation. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Traditional retirement 'impossible'

Nearly three-quarters of Britons think a traditional retirement will no longer be possible in the future, a survey has indicated. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Wayne Rooney prostitute scandal: 10 things you need to know about Jennifer Thompson

Born in Aberdeen, Jennifer was raised a Catholic. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Etuhu agrees extension at Fulham

Dickson Etuhu has ended speculation over his future by agreeing a three-year contract extension at Fulham. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Cell attack woman 'feels let down'

A woman thrown head-first on to the concrete floor of a cell says she feels "let down" by the six-month jail term given to the police sergeant who attacked her. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Impact of Tube strike disputed

Union leaders have clashed with London Underground over the impact of strikes which caused travel misery in the capital. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

'Motorbike thief' killed in crash

A suspected motorbike thief who police refused to chase because he was not wearing a helmet has been killed in a crash - riding with no helmet on a stolen machine. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

McCartney, Winfrey to be honoured

Sir Paul McCartney is to be honoured with a major US award - for his contribution to American culture. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

DVD of Beatles chat show on sale

A new DVD about the Beatles' first appearances on US television's The Ed Sullivan Show has gone on sale. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

New probe into phone-hacking claims

A new inquiry into allegations that public figures had their phones hacked has been launched. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tests on garden baby 'inconclusive'

A post-mortem on a baby girl found dead in a garden has proved inconclusive, police said. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Man jailed for stealing Dunst purse

A man who stole Kirsten Dunst's designer purse from a New York City hotel suite has been sentenced to four years in prison. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Youzhny topples Rodbredo

Twelfth seed Mikhail Youzhny reached the quarter-finals of the US Open with a 7-5 6-2 4-6 6-4 win over Spain's Tommy Robredo on Tuesday evening. ...

MIRROR

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Pakistan all out for 89

Pakistan produced a shambolic batting display as world champions England took charge of tonight's Twenty20 clash at the SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Under-taxed 'will have to pay'

The Government has warned hundreds of thousands of people facing demands for back-tax that they have little chance of escaping payment. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Welbeck stars in England rout

England Under-21s kept alive their hopes of qualification for next summer's European Championships with a convincing 3-0 victory over Lithuania at Colchester. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Algeria extends deadline for power projects

Companies to submit bids by 20 September ...

MEED

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

WorleyParsons wins Ruwais refinery management deal

Design deal yet to be awarded ...

MEED

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Three new listings planned for Palestine exchange by end of the year

Wataniya Palestine scheduled to be largest listing in 2010 ...

MEED

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Syria pushes back oil and gas licensing round

Bid round was due on 15 September ...

MEED

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Galfar wins Oman road deal

Work is part of the Nizwa to Ibri road project ...

MEED

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Hurd named co-president of Oracle

Mark Hurd is to become co-president of software maker Oracle only a month after being forced out as head of Hewlett-Packard over breaches of the computer makers’ code of conduct ...

FT

ft.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

EU workers aid fund failing to pay out

Plagued by poor design and sclerotic bureaucracy, flagship European fund to help workers dismissed as a result of the recession has all but ground to a halt ...

FT

ft.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gillard clinches power in Australia

Julia Gillard’s Labor government has won the Australian election after securing the support of ‘kingmaker’ independent parliamentarians more than two weeks after the tightest national election in decades ...

FT

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Papandreou reshuffles Greek cabinet

The Greek prime minister reshuffled his cabinet to better deal with a debt crisis shaking the eurozone, but left his finance minister unchanged ...

FT

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Cameron lines up HSBC’s Green as trade minister

Stephen Green is expected to announce he is standing down as chairman of HSBC to become trade minister, ending David Cameron’s long search to find a high-profile business figure to fill the role ...

FT

ft.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Fall in German orders points to slower growth

German industrial orders have tumbled unexpectedly sharply in the latest sign that the country’s exceptional growth spurt is losing momentum ...

FT

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Rally fades with summer’s demise

European bourses are softer, tracking declines in Asia, as a return to full post-summer trading provides a challenge to ebullience seen since the start of September ...

FT

ft.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

French unions test Sarkozy in pensions strike

France’s trade unions are holding one of the biggest nationwide demonstrations in several years in protest against President Nicolas Sarkozy’s plan to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62 ...

FT

ft.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Barroso calls on Europe to accelerate reform

In his first ‘state of the union’ address to the European parliament, Commission president José Manuel Barroso, appealed for action to consolidate an uneven economic recovery ...

FT

ft.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Diamond to be new head of Barclays

Former academic who has built Barclays Capital from scratch into a multibillion-pound operation, will take over from John Varley at Barclays’ annual meeting next March ...

FT

ft.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Australia election: Labour's Julia Gillard retains power after securing support of independents

Labour PM retains power after securing the backing of two independents to form a minority administration. ...

TELEGRAGH

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Switzerland v England: match can be release for Wayne Rooney, says Steven Gerrard

England captain has told striker that football can be a release from off-field troubles ahead of qualifier against Switzerland. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

MPs to vote on Civil Service redundancy pay cap

MPs will vote today on Government plans to place a cap on Civil Service redundancy pay, which unions claim could leave thousands of low-paid workers out of pocket. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tamara Rojo's travelling life

The Royal Ballet star on haunts in Cuba, tip-top clogs and the best shop in dance-mad Tokyo. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Labour leadership election: is David Miliband built to lead?

Psychologists argue that we always pick a chief who can 'emote', say Anjana Ahuja and Mark van Vugt . ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Berlin 'cannibal' restaurant exposed as fake

A website advertising for a new "cannibal" restaurant in Germany which appealed for humans to donate body parts for cooking has been exposed as a vegetarian hoax. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Terry Gilliam second attempt to make Don Quixote beset by yet more disaster

Terry Gilliam's film adaptation of Don Quixote has lost the support of its financial backers in the latest indication that the project is doomed to failure. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Google Doodle: new interactive coloured ball design sparks web mystery

Online speculation at new doodle involving interactive coloured balls. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Anniversary images bring the Blitz up to date

70th anniversary pictures blend horror of the Blitz with modern Britain. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Anniversary of the Blitz: 'I thought, I cannot be alive'

On the 70th anniversary of the Blitz, Juliet Gardiner recalls eight months of terror and hardship. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

US Open 2010: self-belief helped Caroline Wozniacki see off Maria Sharapova

Top seed says experience of reaching maiden grand slam final in 2009 helped her through "tough" US Open encounter. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Pictures of the day: 7 September 2010

Spider-Dan, praying mantises and female bodybuilders. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Spider-Dan scales 58-floor skyscraper in San Francisco

Man climbs San Francisco's Millennium Tower using suction cups. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Britain plummets down graduate league table

OECD report says Britain's "competitive advantage" has been lost, slipping behind Poland, Iceland, Portugal and Slovakia. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Heathrow 'all day' take off plan scrapped

Residents welcome confirmation there will be no change to way runways at the west London airport are used. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

David Haye to defend WBA heavyweight title against Audley Harrison on November 13

WBA heavyweight champion says public want him to "close curtain on the joke that is the Audley Harrison show" on Nov 13. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Las Vegas police defend Paris Hilton's quick release from jail on cocaine charges

Senior Las Vegas police officers have defended Paris Hilton's rapid release from prison after she was arrested on Aug 27 for suspected cocaine possession. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Praying mantises up close: wildlife enthusiast Jimmy Hoffman photographs the unusual insects

Wildlife enthusiast Jimmy Hoffman photographs the unusual insects. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

British Chateau owner 'killed wife and burned body' in drunken row

A British Chateau-owner is under arrest in France on suspicion of drunkenly killing his wife before burning her body and burying her ashes in wet concrete. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Koran book burning will endanger American lives, warns Gen Petraeus

General David Petraeus, the US military commander in Afghanistan, has warned that the lives of American troops will be endangered if evangelical Christians in Florida go ahead with plans to burn the Koran on Saturday's ninth anniversary of September 11. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tube strike in pictures: travel misery caused by London Underground industrial action

Travel misery caused by London Underground industrial action. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

HMRC tax errors: first letters drop through doors

Some of the nearly six million people who paid too much or too little tax find out whether they are due a rebate or must pay more. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Nicolas Sarkozy falls victim to 'Google bomb' attack

The French president Nicolas Sarkozy has fallen victim to a 'Google bomb' attack on the web. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Sharon Osbourne interview

The 'superstar housewife' explains why there's usually a good reason for her nastiness. ...

TELEGRAGH

telegraph.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

58 NHS staff to lose jobs

HEALTH bosses have announced plans to axe 58 additional administrative posts in the North-East. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Teenagers spared jail for carjacking terror

FOUR teenagers left a young couple terrified after carjacking them and demanding to be driven around in the back of their pick-up. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

thenorthernecho.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Vandals damage cars in Teesside wrecking spree

ONE person has been arrested and bailed in connection with damage caused to a number of vehicles. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

thenorthernecho.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Sutton bank closed by "traffic ham"

SUTTON Bank, in North Yorkshire, has been closed after a lorry spilled its load - of dead pig carcasses. ...

THENORTHERNECHO

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Tuesday 07 September 2010

Join the protest at court to defend anti-fascist Martin Smith

Support is growing for Unite Against Fascism (UAF) officer Martin Smith who is due to appear in court on Tuesday of this week ...

SOCIALISTWORKER

socialistworker.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Protest at court supports anti-fascist Martin Smith

More than 200 people crowded onto the pavement outside the magistrates court in south west London on Tuesday morning to support Martin Smith ...

SOCIALISTWORKER

socialistworker.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Protest at Blair's Tate Modern book launch party

Tony Blair today cancelled his book-signing event at Waterstones in central London, in fear that hundreds of protesters would wreck it ...

SOCIALISTWORKER

socialistworker.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gillard to form Australian minority government

Prime Minister Julia Gillard's Labour Party will form a minority government to rule Australia after two independent politicians backed her coalition. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Diamond to be unveiled as Barclays chief executive

Multi-millionaire banker Bob Diamond will be named today as the next chief executive of banking group Barclays, it emerged. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tube strike travel misery for commuters

Millions of commuters and other passengers faced travel misery today when a strike by rail workers caused major disruption to London Underground services. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Exhibition marks Blitz and Dresden bombings

An exhibition marking the Blitz and the Dresden bombings, which took place 70 years and 65 years ago respectively, opens at the London Transport Museum today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gillard to form minority government in Australia

Prime Minister Julia Gillard's center-left Labor Party will form a minority government to rule Australia for a second three-year term, after two independent lawmakers joined her coalition Tuesday in the interest of stable government. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Briton quizzed over wife's death in France

A British man was being questioned by police today over the death of his wife after charred remains were discovered at their French chateau. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Social housing firm 'close to collapse'

Devon-based social housing giant Connaught is on the brink of collapse, it was reported. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Social housing firm Connaught 'close to collapse'

Devon-based social housing giant Connaught is on the brink of collapse, it was reported. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Briton dies in hotel balcony fall

A British holidaymaker died after falling from a hotel balcony. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Police sergeant to be sentenced for assault on woman

A police sergeant who injured a woman when he assaulted her in a cell at a Wiltshire police station is due to be sentenced. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Sixth of Britons have secret bank account

One in six Britons have a bank account they keep secret from their partner, with the average person having more than £2,000 stashed away, a survey indicated today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

MPs to vote on civil service payoffs

MPs will vote today on Government plans to place a cap on Civil Service redundancy pay, which unions claim could leave thousands of low-paid workers out of pocket as they lose their jobs in the coming months. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Newborn baby's body found in garden

Police will make a public appeal for information today after the body of a newborn baby was discovered in a garden. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

St Paul's service for Battle of Britain heroes

The bravery of those who fought off the Nazis to win the Battle of Britain will be remembered today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Heathrow residents welcome runways pledge

Heathrow residents today welcomed Government confirmation that there will be no change to the way runways at the west London airport are used. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Bob Diamond named as new Barclays boss

Multi-millionaire banker Bob Diamond was named as the next chief executive of banking group Barclays today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Workers face 'volatile cocktail' of job losses and cuts

Workers face a "volatile cocktail" of measures from the Government, including job losses and spending cuts, which could lead to disputes in the coming months, the head of the TUC warned today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

UK plummets in graduate league table

The UK lost its status as one of the world leaders in producing graduates, according to a league table published today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Son of music star Goldie jailed for life over disabled man's murder

The son of dance music star Goldie was jailed for life today after stabbing a disabled man to death. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Darker streets could be more dangerous, warns AA

Switching off street lights to save money could lead to more crashes and more crime, the AA said today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Bid to jail BNP leader Nick Griffin adjourned

A move to jail British National Party leader Nick Griffin was adjourned today at the High Court. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Bodies found in blaze house

The bodies of two people, thought to be a mother and child, have been found in a house destroyed by a massive fire, emergency services said today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Council spending cuts 'will cost 1,000 jobs'

Plans by a council to make savings of almost £220 million in the next four years will lead to more than 1,000 job losses, a leading union warned today. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tube strike travel misery for London commuters

Millions of commuters and other passengers faced travel misery today when a strike by rail workers caused major disruption to London Underground services. ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

The crimewave that shames the world

It is a tragedy, a horror, a crime against humanity. The details of the murders – of the women beheaded, burned to death, stoned to death, stabbed, electrocuted, strangled and buried alive for the "honour" of their families – are as barbaric as they are shameful. Many women's groups in the Middle East and South-west Asia suspect the victims are at least four times the United Nations' latest world figure of around 5,000 deaths a year. Most of the victims are young, many are teenagers, slaugh ...

INDEPENDENT

independent.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Should I use credit card for safety online?

I am looking to book a cheap package holiday online - should I use my credit card to pay and what level of protection does it offer me? ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Crypt 32 online scam targets silver surfers

A worldwide internet scam which fraudulently takes money over the phone for 'virus help' has been targeting computer users - usually over 50s ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

How much should I budget for a pension?

Everywhere I look, they're saying I should put money into a pension. How do I draw up a budget so that I'm saving enough? ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

It's David vs. Goliath as banks flee High St

As HSBC and other big banks withdraw from Britain's High Street, smaller societies are trying to step into the breach. We take a closer look ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Family doctors who rake in £500k a year

At least two GPs are now earning half a million pounds a year from the NHS and another 161 took home more than £200,000 ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

The cowboy clampers are gunning for you

Drivers have been warned that cowboy clampers will try to hit them hard over the next few months - we advise what to do if you're a victim ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Metro Bank works magic on customers

Metro Bank hit its one-year target for customer accounts just five weeks after opening and could now accelerate its expansion programme ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Family homes get £91 a day harder to buy

Detached family homes have increased in cost by £91 a day over the past year - bad news for anyone wanting to move up the ladder ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

How to pick the best oil shares

Each week, the Daily Mail's Investment Extra column focuses on a money-making strategy. This week: oil shares ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Experts urge 1.4m not to pay tax demands

Financial experts are urging 1.4m Britons to stage an unprecedented revolt over plans to claw back up to £3.8bn in under-paid tax ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tax chaos: How to fight taxman's demands

We explain how you can find out whether you have overpaid or underpaid income tax to HMRC and how fight the taxman's demands for more money ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

True happiness starts with a £50k salary

Once we hit the £50,000 mark a pay rise makes little impact on the stresses and strains of everyday life ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

High street confidence takes a knock

Fresh fears over job cuts and tax rises hit consumer confidence last month, figures suggest ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

How to hunt good income share dividends

Good dividends don't just help those looking for income, they also boost long term returns. So how do you spot a good dividend payer ...

THISISMONEY

thisismoney.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Watts can't escape attention when she's with Schreiber

Actress NAOMI WATTS knows exactly what to do if she ever wants to spend the day not getting recognised - venture out without her big-headed partner LIEV SCHREIBER. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Travolta extortion charges dropped

A judge in the Bahamas has granted JOHN TRAVOLTA's request to drop charges against two people accused of attempting to extort money from him following the death of his son last year (09). ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gilliam: 'Financing for Quixote has collapsed'

Director TERRY GILLIAM has opened up about the extent of the "financial hiccup" which has threatened to derail plans for his troubled DON QUIXOTE movie, confessing the investment completely "collapsed" earlier this summer (10). ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Kia Motors announces recall of cars

Motor company Kia is recalling some cars due to a door-wiring problem. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Darker streets 'could be dangerous'

Switching off street lights to save money could lead to more crashes and more crime, the AA has said. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Baby's body discovered in garden

The body of a newborn baby has been discovered in a garden, police have said. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Paradis: 'Depardieu was having a bad day'

Actress VANESSA PARADIS is playing peacekeeper between feuding French stars GERARD DEPARDIEU and JULIETTE BINOCHE, insisting the actor admires the Oscar winner no matter what he says about her. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Congo death boat was overloaded

A ferry that sank in the Congo killing up to 200 people was overloaded by four times its safe capacity. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

£30,000 car submerged by tide

A PROUD business man, who left his new off-roader on a beach was not banking on it being taken away by the tide. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Danish gang convicted of Â£7.1m raid

A gang of 14 men have been convicted of Denmark's biggest robbery in which 62 million kroner (Â£7.1 million) was taken from a cash depot in Copenhagen in 2008. ...

EXPRESS.LINEONE

express.lineone.net

Tuesday 07 September 2010

How life recovers from mass extinctions: Dead-ammonite bounce

Life recovered from its worst extinction much faster than previously realisedTHE dinosaurs went out with a bang. Most palaeontologists agree that those creatures and much of the rest of Mesozoic life ended when the Earth collided with an asteroid or a comet 65m years ago. But the Mesozoic, too, began with a mass extinction. Some 251m years ago, the efluvia of Siberian volcanoes wiped out 95% of life in the seas, and almost as much on the land, in an episode known as the Great Dying. This was the ...

ECONOMIST

economist.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Green.view: Too green to fail

When it comes to protected areas, less really can mean moreThomas Brooks, a biologist with NatureServe, a conservation group based in Arlington, Virginia, has long been fighting to preserve biodiversity in the Philippines. Quite often it can feel like a lost cause. Conservation efforts in the country have struggled against ever greater deforestation and decades of environmental neglect. You might think that, when Mr Brooks heard that the Philippine government is considering opening some of its p ...

ECONOMIST

economist.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Diamond named new head of Barclays

Multi-millionaire banker Bob Diamond has been named as the next chief executive of banking group Barclays. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Taxpayers learn of payment errors

Some of the nearly six million people who paid too much or too little income tax are to find out whether they are due a rebate or have to make more payments. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gillard to remain as Australian PM

Prime Minister Julia Gillard will lead Australia's first minority government in 67 years after two independent politicians threw their support behind her centre-left Labour Party. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Osborne to back EU banking controls

Chancellor George Osborne is to endorse sweeping European supervisory powers over banks and financial institutions in response to the economic crisis. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tube strike misery for travellers

Millions of commuters and other passengers are facing travel misery as a strike by rail workers causes major disruption to London Underground services. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Sixth have secret bank accounts

One in six Britons have a bank account they keep secret from their partner, with the average person having more than Â£2,000 stashed away, a survey has indicated. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Kia Motors announces recall of cars

Motor company Kia is recalling some cars due to a door-wiring problem. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Darker streets 'could be dangerous'

Switching off street lights to save money could lead to more crashes and more crime, the AA has said. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Baby's body discovered in garden

The body of a newborn baby has been discovered in a garden, police have said. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Kerry Katona celebrates 30 at the TV Choice Awards

KERRY Katona celebrated her 30th birthday with a surprise appearance at the TV Choice Awards last night - and she certainly left little to the imagination. ...

DAILYSTAR

dailystar.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

iPad chic: Seven couture cases

...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Will Johnson & Johnson's CEO survive?

What started last year as a series of small drug recalls at Johnson & Johnson exploded this summer into a full-blown crisis in quality control. But for months there was nary a peep from CEO Bill Weldon. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Is the iPad driving down chip prices?

...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Orszag: Extend tax cuts - even for the rich

Peter Orszag, who recently stepped down as President Obama's budget director, called for a two-year extension of the Bush tax cuts in an article he wrote in the New York Times on Tuesday. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Britain's Barclays names American as CEO

British-based Barclays PLC announced Tuesday that American-born executive Robert E. Diamond Jr. will replace John Varley as chief executive officer of the global banking company next year. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Soros gives $100 million to human rights group

Billionaire investor George Soros will donate $100 million to Human Rights Watch, the organization announced Tuesday. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Kia Motors announces recall of cars

Motor company Kia is recalling some cars due to a door-wiring problem, it has been announced. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

John Higgins "100% innocent" of match-fixing charges

John Higgins' agent today maintained that the former world number one is "100% innocent" of match-fixing charges. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Scotland Yard use Facebook in knife crime campaign

A police force has launched its first Facebook campaign - by posting a video of a staged stabbing. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Henson targets World Cup berth

Gavin Henson has set his sights on regaining his Wales place in time for next year's World Cup. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Kuyt out for four weeks

Liverpool have confirmed Dirk Kuyt will miss the next four weeks with a shoulder injury. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Cher Lloyd: 10 things you need to know about the X Factor singing sensation

Everything you need to know about the singer tipped to win this year's X Factor ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Toy Story 3 sails past Titanic

Disney bosses are celebrating after Toy Story 3 sailed past Titanic in the all-time UK box office league. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Jones: No Gavin And Stacey special

Gavin And Stacey star Ruth Jones has stressed there will be no Christmas special of the sitcom this year. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Holly: I miss Xtra Factor loads

Holly Willoughby has confessed she misses her role on The Xtra Factor "big time". ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Weller in running for music prize

Paul Weller will take on past winner Dizzee Rascal and hotly-tipped acts such as The xx to claim the Barclaycard Mercury Prize. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Ward signs new Trotters deal

Bolton have confirmed youngster Danny Ward has committed his future to the club by signing a new three-year contract at the Reebok Stadium. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Haye-Harrison set for November

David Haye will make the second defence of his WBA heavyweight title against domestic rival Audley Harrison in November. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

X Factor's Cher Lloyd performs Who's Loving You? at talent contest - watch video

Video: cjcraigj/YouTube ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Demi and Ashton party hard in LA

Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher were among the stars out to celebrate the recent marriage of James Van Der Beek and Kimberley Brook. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Burke on Cowell's X Factor 'exit'

Alexandra Burke has said it might be nice for X Factor judge Simon Cowell to "try something new". ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Namvaran emerges as frontrunner Assaluyeh methanol plant

Delayed Iran-Venezuela joint venture could be awarded within two weeks ...

MEED

meed.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Kuwait receives bids for Gamal Abdel Nasser road

Four consortiums submitted bids for elevated road and related infrastructure contract ...

MEED

meed.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Oman extends bid deadline for cargo terminal and liquid jetty

The EPC bid deadline for the general cargo terminal and liquid jetty has been delayed three times ...

MEED

meed.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

GM's long overconfidence game

In 1982, General Motors closed its manufacturing plant in Fremont, Calif. The location, far from Detroit auto suppliers, was considered among the worst-performing assembly lines in the company's system. Roger Smith had become GM's chairman the year before Fremont was closed, and he had begun to think of ways to reorganize the car company. He knew there was a problem; he just wasn't sure what it was, exactly, or how to fix it. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

6 new ventures from Facebook veterans

Six years after Facebook launched, its first wave of employees is heading out the door -- often right into the arms of venture capitalists eager to back their new startups. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Startups flock to Twitter headquarters

Sharing ideas and office space in the tech field is as common as sharing API's, but the collaborative sprit runs especially deep at San Francisco's 795 Folsom Road. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

A reward for responsible homeowners

The government has bailed out Wall Street firms, giant banks, creditors of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- and is trying to bail out people who've defaulted or are about to default on their mortgages. But let's say you're a hardworking family that has done nothing wrong except buy a home when the housing bubble was at its peak a few years ago. Your mortgage is now way underwater, but you're still making payments because you want to stay in your home -- and you're actually honorable. You're paying ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Ultra safe to risky: How 10 Gen Y-ers are investing

Surveys show young investors are strikingly less eager to take on risk now than they were in 2001. Why some are holding and others are folding. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

The new young investor: Shunning stocks

When 18-year-old Robert White decided to jumpstart his retirement plan, he invested his life savings of $25,000 into an aggressive mutual fund. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Four unexpected economic bright spots

Good economic news has been hard to come by lately, but not all is doom and gloom in America these days. The end of summer ushered in a few signs of progress in some of the unlikeliest corners of the economy. They are no guarantee that the good times are around the corner, but they do provide a helpful reminder that this slow recovery is exactly that: a recovery. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Obama's $200 billion tax cut for businesses - CNN

In another move aimed at stabilizing the still-shaky economy, President Barack Obama on Wednesday will introduce a new $200 billion tax cut giving businesses across the country an incentive to buy new equipment in the short term, according to a senior administration official. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Stocks poised to slip

U.S. stocks were poised to open lower Tuesday, coming off the previous week's gains and following global markets lower, as renewed worries about the economy weighed on investors. ...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Houllier set for Thompson link-up

Gerard Houllier is poised to be reunited with his former Liverpool assistant Phil Thompson when confirmed as Aston Villa's new manager in the next 24 hours. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Darker streets 'could be dangerous'

Switching off street lights to save money could lead to more crashes and more crime, the AA has said. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Baby's body discovered in garden

The body of a newborn baby has been discovered in a garden, police have said. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Victor refuses to be punished by Tree of Temptation

Victor has refused to be punished by the Tree of Temptation. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Google Doodle: Search engine logo gets mystery bouncing ball takeover

Google users were today greeted with an interactive logo made up of bouncing coloured balls, with mystery surrounding what the homepage takeover represents. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Contractors submit bids for Al-Ain hospital

Seha is also evaluating bids for Mafraq hospital ...

MEED

meed.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Iran sells bonds for South Pars gas development ahead of schedule

Bonds will be used to finance development of gas fields ...

MEED

meed.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Contractors line up for work on Yas Island

Aldar receives bids for water park and approaches contractors for Yas mall ...

MEED

meed.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Mark Hurd joins the Oracle gang

...

MONEY.CNN

money.cnn.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Spain: What the ETA Cease-Fire Announcement Reveals

Spain's political establishment has rejected a unilateral cease-fire declared by the battered Basque terrorist group ETA. What does it reveal about the cohesion of the separatists and what they might do next? ...

TIME

time.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Uganda: Democratic Reform and Security Top U.S. Agenda

Pushing for electoral reform is tricky when the strongman in power is also a key ally against extremist violence ...

TIME

time.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

The Oil Rig Blues: Working on a Platform

A British government agency critiqued Transocean, owner of the Deepwater Horizon, for working conditions on its North Sea platforms. Its conclusions were bad -- and good ...

TIME

time.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Is China Planning a Broader South Pacific Strategy?

Beijing has entertained Fiji's pariah military dictator while doling out lots of cash and support to other impoverished countries in Australia's backyard ...

TIME

time.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Afghan Elections: Candidates Flock to Kabul for Safety

More than 600 candidates are running for office out of Afghanistan's capital because it isn't safe to campaign in the provinces ...

TIME

time.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Democrats Face GOP Election Day Tsunami in House, Senate

There are still 60 days to go before Election Day but the smart money -- lots of it -- is on the GOP winning very, very big ...

TIME

time.com

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Fear making BBC 'bland', says Fry

Stephen Fry said the BBC has been hit by a culture of "fear" which results in "incredibly bland" programmes. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Murray Walker is skateboarding star

Veteran motor-racing commentator Murray Walker is making an unlikely career change - by appearing as a skateboarding ace in a children's TV show. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Russell Brand's spiritual awakening

Russell Brand's future in-laws believe that he's on his way to becoming "a great man of God", Katy Perry has revealed. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Diamond to be new head of Barclays

Multi-millionaire banker Bob Diamond will be named as the next chief executive of banking group Barclays. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Vote referendum plan clears hurdle

Controversial plans for a referendum on changing the Westminster voting system comfortably cleared their first Commons hurdle. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

MPs to grill officer over phone row

A top Scotland Yard officer faces a grilling from MPs on Tuesday over the newspaper phone-hacking row threatening to engulf David Cameron's communications chief. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Osborne to back EU banking controls

Chancellor George Osborne is to endorse sweeping European supervisory powers over banks and financial institutions in response to the economic crisis. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Sixth have secret bank accounts

One in six Britons have a bank account they keep secret from their partner, with the average person having more than £2,000 stashed away, a survey has indicated. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Millions hit by Tube staff strike

Millions of commuters are facing travel chaos on Tuesday after London Underground workers began a fresh wave of 24-hour strikes - a move that will cost the economy almost £50 million. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Federer finds his way to quarters

Roger Federer brushed aside Jurgen Melzer to seal his place in the quarter-finals of the US Open, with another fine performance ensuring he has yet to drop a set in doing so. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Wozniacki sees off Sharapova

Caroline Wozniacki survived her first test of the tournament to underline her status as top seed at the US Open with a fourth-round victory over former champion Maria Sharapova. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Bernie reveals bald head at awards

Cancer sufferer Bernie Nolan revealed her bald head as she stepped out for the TV Choice Awards ceremony in a floor-length black gown. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Police defend Paris' quick release

Las Vegas police are defending Paris Hilton's quick release from jail after her August 27 arrest on suspicion of cocaine possession, saying they wanted to avoid disruptions in the jail's operations. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Diamond named new head of Barclays

Multi-millionaire banker Bob Diamond has been named as the next chief executive of banking group Barclays. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gillard to form minority government

Prime minister Julia Gillard's Labour Party will form a minority government to rule Australia after two independent politicians backed her coalition. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

William Hague says he's "nailed" 'gay' allegations as he thanks fans for their support on Twitter

Foreign Secretary William Hague insisted he has "nailed" false rumours of an inappropriate relationship with a former special adviser. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

FFF meet Houllier over Villa switch

Gerrard Houllier is due to meet French Football Federation president Fernando Duchaussoy on Wednesday amid reports that he is set to become Aston Villa's new manager. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gerrard: We must stay focused

England skipper Steven Gerrard believes players must leave personal issues on the sidelines when they go into battle for their country. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Rooney must be strong - Capello

Fabio Capello has urged Wayne Rooney to stay strong and not allow his private life to cloud his mind in England's Euro 2012 qualifier against Switzerland on Tuesday night. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Jolie visits flood-stricken country

Angelina Jolie is visiting Pakistan to meet victims of the floods and highlight the need for international help, the United Nations said. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Nadine Coyle: Listen to a sneak preview of the singer's debut single Insatiable

...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Tube strike misery for travellers

Millions of commuters and other passengers face travel misery as a strike by rail workers causes major disruption to London Underground services. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Gillard to remain as Australian PM

Australian PM Julia Gillard's Labour Party will rule the country for a second three-year term after two independent politicians joined her coalition. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Taxpayers learn of payment errors

Some of the nearly six million people who paid too much or too little income tax are to find out whether they are due a rebate or have to make more payments. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Toshack set for Wales exit

John Toshack appears almost certain to step down as Wales boss after spending Monday in talks at the Football Association of Wales' headquarters in Cardiff. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Broad: No sympathy for Pakistan

Pakistan face an unenviable task to clear their minds of the 'spot-fixing' crisis in order to do themselves justice against England - but they will be getting no sympathy from their hosts. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

McShane warns against complacency

Republic of Ireland defender Paul McShane has warned the nation not to expect a landslide victory over Euro 2012 minnows Andorra on Tuesday night. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

David Haye to face Audley Harrison in Battle of Britain title defence

David Haye will defend his WBA heavyweight title in a Battle of Britain clash against Audley Harrison. ...

MIRROR

mirror.co.uk

Tuesday 07 September 2010

Why Haye v Harrison is more like Bruno v Bugner than Lewis v Bruno

Consult and read the major newspapers from United Kingdom.