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Qataris are billed £100m for Candys

18.11.09
The already high stakes in the battle between the former partners in the £3 billion redevelopment of the Chelsea Barracks site are set to get even higher ... more

Whitney is über-bearish as shares rise around the world

17.11.09
Share prices on both sides of the Pond are trading at their best levels in more than a year, so stock market investors could be forgiven for thinking the worst of the global recession and banking meltdown is over ... more

Google puts millions of books for sale online

17.11.09
Millions of out-of-print books could be made available on Google after it signed a deal with publishing groups and authors... more

Australia PM says sorry for 'forgotten children'

16.11.09
The Australian prime minister made a historic apology to the hundreds of thousands of people, many of them British migrants, who were abused in state care as children... more

Rory McIlroy in pole position to win Europe’s top spot

16.11.09
Rory McIlroy was in bullish mood as he arrived in Dubai just four rounds away from being hailed as European No1... more

Modern-day 'Raffles' who escaped UK prison recaptured

30.09.09
Latest: Modern-day Raffles who targeted top London hotels is arrested in US after Catch Me If You Can-style four years on the run... more

Once upon a time, five fathers read a bedtime tale every night

07.07.09
Five fathers who feared they were missing out on reading bedtime stories to their children have come up with a hi-tech solution... more

Laura Robson keeps low profile

30.06.09
Laura Robson has tried to deflect pressure from her defence of the Wimbledon girl’s singles title by insisting she is not a marked target... more

Laura Robson still on a high after defeat

29.06.09
Laura Robson is set to begin the defence of her Wimbledon girls' title and insists a debut defeat in the senior women's singles has not dented her confidence... more

Capital’s young musicians get chance to woo Tube crowds

29.06.09
Young musicians are being offered the opportunity to busk at prime spots in Underground stations next month... more

Capital’s young musicians get chance to woo Tube crowds

29.06.09
Young musicians are being offered the opportunity to busk at prime spots in Underground stations next month... more

Sun Life shells out £195m to buy troubled Lincoln

15.06.09
Sun Life of Canada has splashed out £195 million for troubled American group Lincoln National's insurance operations in the UK... more

£14m library will help turn Canada Water on its head

08.04.09
A library in the shape of an inverted pyramid is to be built in Docklands... more

Canada pension funds eye UK airports

26.03.09
Canada's top pension funds are looking to invest in British airports after the breakup of Britain's BAA Plc, the world's biggest airport operator... more

Australia is in the second division, says G20 memo

13.03.09
The Foreign Office faced embarrassment after a secret memo suggested that Russia, Australia and Canada were all “second division” countries at the G20 summit... more

Obama pledges $75bn to fight repossessions

19.02.09
Barack Obama has thrown a $75billion (£53billion) lifeline to families faced with losing their home... more

Four changes for Scotland side to face Canada

18.11.08
Scotland have been forced into four changes for their third and final autumn Test against Canada at Pittodrie... more

IT expert guilty of terror plot

29.10.08
A key figure in the al Qaeda plot to blow up the Bluewater shopping centre was convicted in Canada... more

Scam tricks elderly victims out of £350,000

27.10.08
Council chiefs issued a warning over fraudsters who have tricked elderly and vulnerable people out of more than £350,000 with a bogus prize draw... more

City turmoil over bail-out

08.10.08
Interest rates were slashed by half a point as world leaders launched a historic economic rescue mission... more

Cultural curiosity at 1802

23.09.08
It's not often that you'll decide to visit a museum for a pint, but in the case of 1802, you might do just that.... more

Thousands stranded as budget airline folds

29.08.08
Hundreds of passengers have been stranded and tens of thousands more left with worthless tickets after the collapse of the transatlantic budget airline Zoom... more

Murray brothers blitz French pair in Toronto

23.07.08
Andy Murray and brother Jamie teamed up to reach the second round of the doubles in Toronto with a 7-6, 6-2 victory over French pair Richard Gasquet and Nicolas Mahut... more

Whisking up a storm, Prue Leith creates Canada Goose omelette with wild eggs from her garden

04.06.08
TV chef Prue Leith has caused controversy by using the eggs of wild Canada Geese to cook up an omelette.... more

Passengers trapped in Tube line tunnels tell of ordeal

04.04.08
Tube passengers told of their ordeal when they became trapped in tunnels during a rush-hour blackout... more

Plodder about a plastic monster

16.08.07
Mee-Shee: The Water Giant is a story about Canada's own Loch Ness monster.... more

A whole lotta lurve and energy

31.07.07
There was a time when trumpeter Wallace Roney had the hippest sound in the jazz universe, but it sounds a tad dated now.... more

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