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UK has to wait as Europe recovers

Sean O'Grady: France and Germany have snapped out of recession unexpectedly early, according to the first estimates of growth.

Ireland's Katie Taylor would be a favourite for gold in 2012

Women's boxing is coming home after 300 years

Jonathan Brown: Female pugilists are to be welcomed into the permanent Olympic fold in time for the 2012 Games in London.

Lockerbie inquiry call

Victims' families fear they would lose hope of discovering the full story if he is just allowed to leave Scottish prison.

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Prosthetic arm student wins 'look' policy case

Riam Dean said she was forced to work in the stockroom at clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch.

Cameron slaps down Duncan over 'rations'

Tory leader said shadow Commons leader had made a bad mistake.

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Swine flu may have peaked, experts say

An expected second wave of pandemic influenza which was expected to strike Britain later this year may turn out to be less dangerous than previously thought, according to some of the world's leading flu experts.

A Perseid meteor streaks across the sky during the Perseid meteor shower on 11 August 2009 in Vinton, California

What a shower! Catch up on meteors with Twitter

It has provided an annual light display for thousands of years and tomorrow it is being shown for the first time on Twitter as astronomers attempt to make it visible to a wider audience.

There has been a surge in applicants for Cambridge

Oxbridge squeeze on triple-A students

Richard Garner: Record numbers of pupils set to get three grade-A passes at A-level next week have been turned away from Britain's most elite universities.

Latest figures showed 7.93 million people tuned in to Wake Up To Wogan on BBC Radio 2 each week, well clear of the Chris Moyles show, which had 7.72 million listeners each week

Wogan goads 'nice fella' Moyles

A week after re-confirming his status as king of breakfast radio, Sir Terry Wogan said today he expected rival DJ Chris Moyles to "broadcast for six hours a day" to try to catch up with his listener figures.

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Adrian Hamilton: Sanctions aren't going to bust Burma

Politicians like them because they make you look as if you’re ‘doing something’.

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Christina Patterson: The perils of predictive text

I like my texts non-predictive, nicely punctuated and correctly spelled.

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Brian Viner: Could the old order finally be upset?

Pre-season events have been both hugely dispiriting and rather uplifting.


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