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  Banker Bob Diamond's £63m jackpot: Anger and disgust as scale of City fat-cat...

  20 Mar 2010 at 12:04am
  
  The sheer size of his salary, perks and shares package flies in the face of assurances that Barclays and other banks have adopted a culture of restraint.
  
  
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  Residents are left powerless to remove illegal immigrants squatting in their ...

  19 Mar 2010 at 5:50pm
  
  At least six properties, including Ian Treasure's (pictured), have been invaded since November last year, with cider bottles, bags containing faeces and drug needles left scattered across the area.
  
  
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  Brown hit by Spring of Discontent: BA strike goes ahead after peace talks end...

  19 Mar 2010 at 9:50pm
  
  The giant Unite union said it was pressing ahead with the three-day strike from midnight after rejecting an 11th-hour peace offer from BA.
  
  
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  Builders and driving instructors among one in five workers caught in frenzy o...

  19 Mar 2010 at 9:01pm
  
  Cleaners, prison officers, children’s football referees, weight loss instructors, opera singers and St John Ambulance volunteers are also among the nine million who must pass a new vetting procedure.
  
  
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  Alistair Darling set to freeze fuel duty to quell pre-election revolt by moto...

  19 Mar 2010 at 8:11pm
  
  Alistair Darling is poised to impose a temporary freeze on fuel duty in next week’s Budget in a bid to quell a pre-election revolt by motorists over soaring pump prices.
  
  
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  Household bills will rise by £350 over next year as rising fuel costs and eve...

  19 Mar 2010 at 8:20pm
  
  Families struggling with rising inflation and pay freezes face rises in the cost of 'must pay' items such as water, phone calls, stamps, council tax and the BBC licence fee.
  
  
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  Yummy mummy slings 'may kill babies': Investigation launched into 14 deaths

  19 Mar 2010 at 7:27pm
  
  Endorsed by celebrities, such as Nicole Kidman (left), baby slings can restrict the infant's airway if they are held in a curled position.
  
  
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  £250,000 victory for war vet who sold home to pay care bill that NHS should n...

  19 Mar 2010 at 8:05pm
  
  The payout, which is believed to be the biggest of its kind, was awarded to relatives of Leslie Terry, 86, whose home was sold to pay for his £3,500-a-month care.
  
  

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