No 10 denies shift in euro policy
Downing Street denies a shift in policy on the euro after the EC’s chief says the UK was “closer than ever before” to joining.
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Palin to Stump for Georgia Sen. Chambliss
Sarah Palin was to arrive in Georgia for a private fundraiser Sunday night, followed by rallies across the state Monday.
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Journalist cleared
Reporter recounts how she feared being jailed for life
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UK ‘must learn lessons of Mumbai’
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith say UK anti-terror strategy will be reviewed after the deadly attacks in Mumbai.
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Bush says closely monitoring Mumbai attacks
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President George W. Bush said on Saturday he had been closely monitoring developments in India in the wake of deadly militant attacks in Mumbai and offered words of support for the Indian people.
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Minister targets viable companies
Business Secretary Peter Mandelson outlines plans to draw up a list of industries that could be saved from collapse.
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Obama Camp Talks up Clinton After Campaign Digs
After thrashing her foreign policy credentials during the presidential campaign, Barack Obama’s camp is now heaping praise on Hillary Clinton, who is expected to become the next secretary of state.
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?6bn HIV plan ’short on detail’
There is no evidence that a ?6 billion UK drive to tackle the Aids epidemic abroad will meet its early targets, say MPs.
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MP’s arrest not Stalinist - Smith
The home secretary denies the arrest of Damian Green was “Stalinist” - but faces mounting anger and criticism from MPs.
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