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National rail strike off after High Court grants injunction
Four days of transport chaos have been averted after the High Court granted Network Rail an injunction blocking a walkout by 5,800 signallers.
Shoesmith lawyers: Baby P report 'beefed up'
Report into Haringey Council's handling of the scandal was "beefed up" to justify removal of the head of children's services.
Business anger at Labour claims on Tory NI plan
Businessmen who backed Conservative plans to scrap National Insurance rises hit back at accusations that they have been deceived.
UK manufacturing jumps
British manufacturing output grows at fastest pace in 15 years.
Mobile phone fees to be cut
Regulator seeks to slash termination charges from 4.3p a minute to 0.5p.
Why is there no British Silicon Valley?
Isn't it time we started drawing some lessons from America's West Coast?
PIMCO fears UK 'debt trap'
US bond fund warns of vicious circle of rising British debt costs.
Best shares to buy in spring
Why Questor share tipster Garry White is looking into space.
Cesc Fabregas out for 'at least six weeks'
Scan confirms Arsenal captain suffered small crack in right fibula against Barcelona but could recover in time for World Cup.
Wayne Rooney suffers 'minor ligament damage'
England striker expected to be back in action for Manchester United within a month after 24 year-old underwent scan today.
Tina Fey: Palin in her sights
Tina Fey on her new film – and plans to revive her sensational Sarah Palin impression.
Springtime in Provence
Our guide to the best places to witness the glories of spring in the south of France.
Chloë Moretz interview
Last year, she was in Winnie the Pooh. Now, she is swearing and slicing off heads in ‘Kick-Ass'.
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