UK special forces 'to stay in Afghanistan after 2014'
BBC News
A small number of British soldiers could remain in Afghanistan after forces withdraw in 2014, a senior government official has said. The official made the disclosure ahead of a Nato summit in Chicago, which is expected to focus on Afghanistan.
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NATO leaders seek common path out of AfghanistanReuters UK
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Facebook off to faltering public start
Financial Times
Facebook's life as a public company got off to a faltering start as technology glitches delayed the opening of trading and underwriters had to intervene to prevent its shares falling below the $38 issue price set on Thursday.
Sorry, Mark Zuckerberg, but I've got a bad case of Facebook fatigueTelegraph.co.uk
Facebook IPO: who gets whatThe Guardian
Facebook shares spike on stock market debutBBC News
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Vauxhall Jobs Secured In Ellesmere GM Deal
Sky News
The new Vauxhall Astra is to be built at Ellesmere Port, securing thousands of jobs and creating hundreds more, the company has confirmed. chain through 125m worth of investment and "ground-breaking" flexible working and a four year pay deal, …
Vauxhall confirms new Astra wil be built at Ellesmere Port in 125m jobs boostThe Independent
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Brooks is enraged by perversion of justice charges
The Independent
A year ago, Rebekah Brooks was arguably the most powerful woman in the country. As chief executive of News International, she oversaw The Sun, the News of the World, The Times and The Sunday Times, was feted by her proprietor Rupert Murdoch and even …
Brooks 'baffled' by move to charge her in hacking scandalIrish Times
Rebekah Brooks remains defiantThe Guardian
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Eurozone debt crisis: bond yields explained
Telegraph.co.uk
Spanish bond yields have risen back above the 6pc danger level as renewed fears about a Greek exit from the eurozone sent investors into panic mode. The yield on benchmark 10-year Spanish bonds rose to about 6.3pc, where the higher the yield, …
EU Commission wants Greece to stay in euro zoneReuters
Greek Opinion Poll Indicates Majority Supports Bailout PlanBloomberg
Investors pile into safe-haven European debt; shun riskier marketsWall Street Journal
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Man and child die in weir tragedy
The Press Association
A man and a child have been found dead after the boat they were travelling in overturned at a weir in the River Avon. The child was recovered from the water in Barford, near Warwick, shortly before 8.30pm on Saturday and the man was found shortly after …
Man and child die in boat accident on River AvonThe Guardian
Father and child die after boat capsizesTelegraph.co.uk
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Rebekah Brooks at the Leveson inquiry key points
The Guardian
An email from News Corp lobbyist Frdric Michel to Brooks claimed culture secretary Jeremy Hunt wanted advice 'to guide his and No 10's positioning'. Brooks defended 'Sarah's law' campaign to name sex offenders but said she has some regrets.
Leveson Inquiry: Rebekah Brooks complains about sexist questioningDaily Mail
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Nationwide strike over pay, pensions and jobs
Telegraph.co.uk
Tens of thousands of public sector workers are due to go on strike and march the streets on Thursday as they escalate their bitter dispute over pensions, pay and jobs. Up to 400000 workers including off-duty police officers, immigration staff and …
Tens of thousands to strike over jobs and pensionsThe Independent
Public sector workers strike over pensionsChannel 4 News
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Rochdale gang found guilty of sexually exploiting girls
The Guardian
Nine men have been found guilty of being part of a child sexual exploitation gang that targeted vulnerable girls, plying them with fast food, alcohol, drugs and gifts so they could pass them around a group of men for sex.
Jurors told that teenager dubbed 'The Honey Monster' coerced young girls into …Daily Mail
Rochdale grooming trial: Police accused of failing to investigate paedophile …Telegraph.co.uk
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David Cameron pledges to work ''very closely'' with new French president …
Telegraph.co.uk
David Cameron has pledged to work ''very closely'' with Francois Hollande during a phone call made last night to congratulate the new French president after he swept to power. The Socialist leader defeated Nicolas Sarkozy after railing against …
Au revoir Carla! France's first unmarried 'Premier Dame' set for the ElyseeDaily Mail
Hollande signals end to austerityThe Press Association
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