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Now you can give when taking cash out

You can donate money to charities when withdrawing money at more than 10,000 cash machines across the country from this week.

New rescue of cockle pickers raises fears of another tragedy

Latest incident is 16th time the coastguard has been called out to the Ribble estuary in six weeks

Doubts raised over future of Blacks after dire half-year results

Outdoor retail group's losses hit £16m, as new CEO unveils turnaround strategy

The Barbarian Nurseries, By Héctor Tobar

This hypnotic nanny is no Mary Poppins

Office evacuated over powder

A Student Loans Company office was evacuated after a member of staff opened an envelope and white powder came out.

Student Loans office evacuated

Police have launched an inquiry after a Student Loans Company office had to be evacuated when a member of staff opened an envelope and white powder came out.

World Cup Diary: All Blacks ponder going for throats

What's it to be, then: Ka Mate, or Kapa o Pango? The All Blacks are still pondering which of their two hakas to perform ahead of Sunday's final, and will probably make a decision during the bus journey to the stadium. The Ka Mate version – the one that bangs on about death, life and climbing towards the sunlight – is the traditional choice: it is said to have been concocted by the Maori chief Te Rauparaha and is used by kind permission of the Ngati Toa tribe.

BA offers frequent flyers a course on how to survive a plane crash

Frequent flyers jaded with free flights will soon have an alternative: redeeming their mileage points for a course on how to survive plane crashes. British Airways is to offer members of its Executive Club the chance to exchange points for a four-hour session on air safety, i has learnt.

Video: Should we allow fracking?

The controversial technique has been paused in the UK due to earthquakes.

New powers to relocate terror suspects revealed

Theresa May yesterday announced draft emergency measures to relocate terror suspects, months after pledging to scrap similar government powers to order a suspect to move to a new home.

Greek bank accesses emergency funding

Piraeus, the fourth largest bank in Greece, has had to resort to emergency funding from the country's central bank after running out of collateral that would allow it to access cheaper funds from the European Central Bank.

PC blinded by Raoul Moat held for assault

The police officer blinded when he was shot at close range by gunman Raoul Moat has been arrested at his home on suspicion of assault.

Catastrophes lead to gaping first-half loss at Amlin

Amlin sank to a huge loss of £192m in its first half after "unprecedented levels" of natural disasters took its toll on the biggest Lloyd's of London insurer.

William and Kate tour riot-hit area

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today visited a community centre near the spot where three men were killed during last week's riots.

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