Steady job growth continues in US
The US created fewer jobs than expected in December, but analysts said that the dip in hiring was not enough…
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Net regulation ‘still possible’
The blurring of boundaries between TV and the internet raises questions of regulation, watchdog Ofcom has said. Content on TV…
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Four British athletes have been pre-selected to compete at the World Cross Country Championships in March after impressive starts to…
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Howard unveils Tory asylum plans
Tory plans to cut immigration to the UK are not racist and will make the asylum system fairer for genuine…
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Global release for Japan hit film
Oscar-winning animator Hayao Miyazaki’s latest film, Howl’s Moving Castle, is to be released in 50 countries around the world, its…
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Worldcom boss ‘left books alone’
Former Worldcom boss Bernie Ebbers, who is accused of overseeing an $11bn (£5.8bn) fraud, never made accounting decisions, a witness…
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Apple unveils low-cost ‘Mac mini’
Apple has unveiled a new, low-cost Macintosh computer for the masses, billed as the Mac mini. Chief executive Steve Jobs…
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Bellamy fined after row
Newcastle have fined their Welsh striker Craig Bellamy two weeks’ wages – about £80,000 – following his row with manager…
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Labour seeks to quell feud talk
Labour’s leadership put on a show of unity at a campaign poster launch after MPs criticised Tony Blair and Gordon…
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Singer Christina Aguilera to wed
Pop star Christina Aguilera is to marry music executive Jordan Bratman, the singer’s agent has confirmed. Bratman, 26, proposed to…
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