Films on war triumph at Sundance
A study of the United States at war in the past 50 years has picked up one of the main…
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Banker loses sexism claim
A former executive at the London offices of Merrill Lynch has lost her £7.5m ($14.6m) sex discrimination case against the…
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Games maker fights for survival
One of Britain’s largest independent game makers, Argonaut Games, has been put up for sale. The London-based company behind the…
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Chelsea winger Arjen Robben has broken two metatarsal bones in his foot and will be out for at least six…
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Green fear for transport ballot
The Green Party is concerned thousands of residents may not be able to vote in Edinburgh’s transport referendum. Edinburgh City…
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Pete Doherty misses bail deadline
Singer Pete Doherty will have to spend the weekend in jail because he could not come up with £150,000 bond…
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WorldCom director admits lying
The former chief financial officer at US telecoms firm WorldCom has admitted before a New York court that he used…
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Hollywood campaign hits websites
Movie studio efforts to stop pirated films being shared on peer-to-peer networks have claimed a high-profile victim. The campaign of…
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Brown in appeal for Labour unity
Gordon Brown has made an appeal for unity after reports claimed Mr Blair went back on a pledge to stand…
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Cult band Kasabian surge forward
Indie dance band Kasabian built up a cult following throughout 2004 to secure three Brit Award nominations. The four-piece Leicester…
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