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Last updated 2 minutes ago | Monday 14 May 2012
500,000 to lose disability benefit
Half a million people are set to lose disability benefits as the Government pushes ahead with plans to rid the system of abuse and fraud, Iain Duncan Smith says.
Two British soldiers shot dead by Afghan police
One gunman shot dead but another escapes after killing two British servicemen in Helmand province.
River drowning: father bought boat days earlier
Father who died with three-year-old son when boat capsized in swollen river recently bought it as present.
Back us, dont bash us, business chiefs warn PM
Business leaders will warn David Cameron that attitude to business must change, after they were told to stop complaining.
Man City snatch Premier League from jaws of defeat
Aguero wins title for City with winning strike against QPR in stoppage time.
Roberto Mancini: 'I've never seen anything like it'
City manager hails 'crazy season' after side pip United to title.
Fire in Williams garage ruins Spanish GP victory
Maldonado's win overshadowed by fire as team personnel injured.
UK to share 'Grexit' costs
Germany draws up plans to make UK pay a share of the clean-up costs.
Yahoo! chief resigns amid row over 'fake' degree
Scott Thompson quits as Yahoo! board gives into raft of complaints.
Vauxhall to hold union talks on Ellesmere Port
Vauxhall closes in on important deal with union leaders.
Sunderland 0 Manchester United 1
Wayne Rooney's first-half winner proves insufficient for Man United as City snatch Premier League title away from them.
Rangers sale agreed... at last
A consortium headed by former Sheffield United chief executive Charles Green have had an offer accepted for Glasgow club.
The new viking invasion
Scandinavians are in vanguard of foreigners buying up UK land. But what’s the appeal, asks Christopher Middleton .
Ashleigh and Pudsey win BGT
Ashleigh and Pudsey has become the first ever dog trick act to win Britain's Got Talent.
The Voice, third live show, review
Michael Hogan reviews the third live show of BBC One's The Voice.
Summer in the Alps
Edward Bishop finds spectacular views, great hiking and cut-price accommodation in Switzerland.
Anya Hindmarch, from bags to riches
Anya Hindmarch has travelled a long road to success. Her secret? Pure hard Thatcherite graft.
Major gripe about Mini
Why the open-top Mini Roadster leaves a lot to be desired in terms of driving pleasure.
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