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Last updated 7 minutes ago | Wednesday 27 June 2012
Barclays market manipulation 'could have cost borrowers millions'
Bank fined £290m after attempting to manipulate key borrowing rate for four years, forcing boss Bob Diamond to forgo bonus.
Queen and Martin McGuinness shake hands
Belfast police impose a one-mile exclusion zone around the Lyric Theatre, where the Queen and former IRA commander Martin McGuinness make history by shaking hands.
Stephen Fry backs 'joke' Twitter court challenge
Paul Chambers flanked by Fry as he challenges conviction for "joke" tweet about blowing up airport.
Oldham gas blast: child's death treated as murder
Two-year-old Jamie Heaton was watching television when a gas explosion destroyed his home.
Osborne branded 'coward' after Chloe Smith disaster
Chancellor accused of "cowardice" for sending junior minister to defend fuel duty U-turn in Newsnight interview.
'What made Nora Ephron's films so memorable?'
Karen Krizanovich looks at the award-winning films of screenwriter Nora Ephron, who has died age 71.
Watson ends years of hurt
Heather Watson becomes first British woman to reach SW19 third round in 10 years with straight-sets victory.
Merkel: eurobonds 'wrong' and 'counterproductive'
German leader warns Germany doesn't have "unlimited strength".
Glencore to meet with Qatari wealth fund
Mega-merger between commodities giant and Xstrata hangs in balance
Jersey 'should prepare for independence from UK'
Politician claims island getting 'raw deal’ following curbs on tax schemes.
Middle-income families hit hardest by recession
Families faced biggest squeeze on household incomes since the 1930s.
Hodgson: Capello criticism of Rooney 'cheap'
England manager defends Wayne Rooney after Fabio Capello accuses striker of only playing well for Manchester United.
Wimbledon 2012: live
Latest news, scores and results from day three in SW19 as Roger Federer breezes past Fabio Fognini 6-1, 6-3, 6-2.
Murray: time to let the tennis do the talking
British No 1 happy to silence his critics after a brilliant display to brush aside Nikolay Davydenko in ruond one at Wimbledon.
Spice Girls musical: girl power's back
Anita Singh meets the two women behind 'Viva Forever!', a musical inspired by the Spice Girls.
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Nora Ephron: a life in films
A look back at the illustrious and much-loved films of writer Nora Ephron.
Jessie J sued over hit 'Domino'
The Voice judge faces a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by US artist Will Loomis.
Endangered World Heritage Sites
Attractions around the world that are under threat, according to UNESCO.
Style at the Serpentine Summer Party
A coterie of models and actresses dressed up for the annual Serpentine Gallery Summer Party at Kensington Gardens in London.
Rare classic cars go to auction
Rare Lotus prototype models are among the cars for sale at the Bonhams auction at Goodwood.
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