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Last updated 9 minutes ago | Thursday 28 June 2012
Interest rate was rigged by Barclays
Mortgage holders, credit card users and small businesses may have been charged too much for their loans after one of Britain’s biggest banks admitted systematically rigging financial markets.
Oldham explosion: 32-year-old man arrested
32-year-old man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following death of two-year-old Jamie Heaton in an explosion, police say.
Queen and Martin McGuinness shake hands
If one moment in time can sum up how far N. Ireland has come on road to peace, this was it.
Warning to universities in student scandal
Higher education minister urges universities not to sacrifice standards in recruitment of foreign students.
Euro 2012: Spain beats Portugal 4-2 on penalties
A dramatic penalty shoot-out sees Spain progress to the Euro 2012 final.
Wimbledon 2012: RBS criticised for 'token gesture'
RBS was criticised for making a "token gesture" by cancelling its lavish hospitality package at Wimbledon that will be funded by the tax payer.
Tornado sucks up caravan with man inside
Pictures show moment a freak tornado devastates Lincolnshire village and sucks a caravan into the air - with a man trapped inside.
Merkel dismisses Spain and Italy's pleas for aid
Pleas for urgent financial aid dismissed by German Chancellor.
Porsche facing €4bn Volkswagen lawsuits
Porsche's attempted takeover has sparked feeding frenzy for lawyers.
German banker jailed over Formula 1 bribes
Banker who confessed to taking bribes from Bernie Ecclestone jailed.
Murray looks for thunderball to down Karlovic
Scot uses James Bond's licence to kill on his PlayStation as he faces big-serving Croat Ivo Karlovic in second round.
Gareth Bale signs new Tottenham contract
Gareth Bale puts pen to paper on new four-year contract, ending speculation over future amid interest from abroad.
Hodgson: Capello criticism of Rooney 'cheap'
England manager defends Wayne Rooney after Fabio Capello accuses striker of only playing well for United.
The heroine of her life, not the victim
The When Harry Met Sally writer, who died this week, thought wit was a more powerful weapon than spite, says Jane Shilling
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Nora Ephron: a life in films
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Secret seaside: Praia do Martinhal
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