The market, former British government minister Michael Heseltine once said, has no morality. And indeed, stock exchange traders around Asia…
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Spam e-mails tempt net shoppers
Computer users across the world continue to ignore security warnings about spam e-mails and are being lured into buying goods,…
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Wenger keeping faith with Almunia
Arsene Wenger has pledged to keep faith with stand-in keeper Manuel Almunia for the crunch week which could define Arsenal’s…
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Clarke faces ID cards rebellion
Charles Clarke faces his first real test as home secretary on Monday with a possible backbench rebellion over the controversial…
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George Michael to perform for BBC
George Michael is to perform live at London’s Abbey Road studios as part of a BBC Radio 2 special next…
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Call to save manufacturing jobs
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) is calling on the government to stem job losses in manufacturing firms by reviewing the…
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BBC leads interactive Bafta wins
The BBC and the National Theatre have led the field at this year’s Interactive Bafta awards. The National Theatre’s Stagework…
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Paula Radcliffe has called for all athletes found guilty on drugs charges to be treated as criminals. The marathon world…
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Blair and Blunkett Sheffield trip
Tony Blair is to join Home Secretary David Blunkett in a visit to Sheffield on Thursday. Mr Blunkett’s conduct is…
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Howl helps boost Japan’s cinemas
Japan’s box office received a 3.8% boost last year, with ticket sales worth 211bn yen (£1.08bn). The surge was led…
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