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The government defends UK deals with Chinese firms - amid warnings that security risks in infrastructure contracts were being "overlooked".
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Protests threaten to derail Turkey's economic success
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Prime Minister David Cameron has been speaking out about the importance of social investment in order to tackle issues such as homelessness, drug abuse and youth unemployment.
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The head of oil giant Shell has told the BBC that Europe faces a growing struggle to compete with the US because of the cheap energy released by fracking
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The Bank of England keeps its stimulus programme unchanged and holds interest rates at 0.5% at the last meeting under governor Sir Mervyn King.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) has voted to keep its benchmark interest rate on hold at a record low.
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UK railway infrastructure firm Network Rail's net debt, which is guaranteed by the government, rise above £30bn.
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A huge botnet that helped steal $500m has been broken up thanks to co-ordinated action by the FBI and Microsoft.
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European authorities are to propose bringing control of the inter-bank lending rate, Libor, under the supervision of a Paris-based regulator
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Premier League clubs' revenue reached a record £2.36bn in 2011-12, according to football finance experts at Deloitte.
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Justin Bieber to go to space
06 Jun 2013 0:13:55
It looks like Justin Bieber will be literally mingling with the stars - he's signed up to a trip to space.
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A Neanderthal living 120,000 years ago had a cancer that is common today, according to fossil evidence.
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Visa has said that consumer spending in May saw its biggest annual increase in two years.
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In the light of the recklessness seen in the run up to the financial crisis, Sir Adrian Cadbury told Today companies now have changed "in terms of the fact that they understand what governance is about".
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Nasa is finally thinking about getting its Curiosity rover moving and heading towards the big mountain at its exploration site in Mars' Gale Crater.
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The government's flagship Help to Buy housing scheme has got off to a 'flying start', as the Halifax reports that prices are now rising by 2.6% a year.
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French unemployment rose to 10.8% in the first quarter of the year - its highest level in 15 years, figures show.
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People are being warned to be on the lookout for low-tech criminals after a threefold increase in PIN and card thefts.
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The UK Competition Commission rules that Eurotunnel will no longer be allowed to operate a ferry service from Dover.
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The Ministry of Defence has told BBC Breakfast that from next year soldiers will get help to pay for the cost of cleaning their uniforms.
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Could the UK's waterways help reduce congestion on our roads by transporting more freight?
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Researchers have been able to trace the impact of volcanic eruptions on the climate over a 1200 year period by assessing ancient Irish texts.
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Radioactive water is leaking from a storage tank at Japan's tsunami-hit Fukushima power plant, following several other recent leaks and power failures.
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Attempts to steal people's bank cards and Pin codes while they are using cash machines have tripled over the past year, according to figures.
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What the return of iconic founder means for India's Infosys
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