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London shares slump is worst for 21 years
London's blue chip shares today slumped almost 9 per cent to cap their worst week since 'Black Monday' in 1987.
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Lebanon lays claim to favourite Israeli dish new
Donald Macintyre: Itzhak Rachmo had only one word to describe a threatened Lebanese lawsuit against Israeli hummus sellers. "Bullshit".
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Nobel peace prize for ‘stubborn’ Finn
Peter Popham: The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to the Finnish diplomat who has banged heads together to end many conflicts from southern Africa to the Balkans
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A cholera outbreak in Iraq is being blamed on corrupt officials who failed to sterilise the local drinking water.
Charlton interest Dubai investors
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Councils trapped in £1bn black hole
Council tax payers are facing increased bills or cuts in services to pay for a £1bn black hole in Britain's town hall finances caused by the sudden collapse of Iceland's banks.
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'Dr Death' banned again over suicide workshop
A controversial euthanasia expert dubbed "Dr Death" said today he was banned a second time from hosting a DIY suicide workshop in a seaside town.
Marmite taken off menu for children
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Culture and politics on stage at Woodstock
David Cameron, the leader of the Conservative Party, the crime fiction writer PD James and the acclaimed historian Simon Schama, are to take centre stage at Woodstock Literary Festival this weekend.
Schools policy shunned
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