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'Jail reckless bankers': Report urges the Government to introduce new criminal offence for reckless management
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NSA claims secret surveillance programs have foiled at least 50 terror plots since the September 11 attacks
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Magic fire is being kindled in the Cotswolds. Its source? The conductor in Longborough Festival Opera’s orchestra pit, plus some of the singers on its stage. Longborough – country-house opera at its most bijou – is marking Wagner’s bicentenary with the complete Ring cycle, having built it up over the past few years with each of the tetralogy in turn. It may sound overambitious, but it proves you can do anything if you try.
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