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News • British Broadcasting Corporation
Spanish airport workers call off strikes planned for the busy tourist season after concerns over job security and conditions are satisfied.
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Research in Motion shares down 12% as Blackberry outlook spooks Wall Street investors over increased competition from the like of Apple and HTC.
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Evidence suggests that botanic gardens play a part in the spread of invasive alien species, which have escaped from collections, a study concludes.
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Rhino populations in Africa are facing the "worst poaching crisis for decades" as more than 800 are killed in the past three years, say conservationists.
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Saab reports a loss of 218m euros and announces the departure of chief executive Jan Ake Jonsson.
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The chairman of Russian energy giant Rosneft says he wants to push ahead with his company's alliance with BP.
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Shares in HMV Group climb 6% after the troubled music and book retailer said it was considering selling its Waterstone's bookstores.
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The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra put the theory to the test - music makes plants grow faster.
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Supermarket giant Tesco has been forced to put a cap on its offer to refund double the difference on products that can be bought for less at Asda.
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In pictures
25 Mar 2011 5:07:25
A preview of the British Library's first sci-fi exhibition
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Vauxhall workers have been talking about their relief as the Luton van production plant is saved.
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Russia Business Report's Tanya Beckett visits a TNK-BP oil field in West Siberia.
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Fuel prices have fallen since the Budget, but by less than the 1p cut in duty announced by Chancellor George Osborne, UK-wide research finds.
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The European Union should offer Japan a free trade deal to help it recover from the tsunami, UK Prime Minister David Cameron says.
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US economy grows faster than first thought in the final months of 2010, according to the Commerce Department.
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Is smaller better?
25 Mar 2011 3:44:37
Can thinking small re-energise the nuclear renaissance?
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Communication Workers Union general secretary Billy Hayes explains why he thinks coalition economic plans are not working and Saturday's march through London against government's spending plans.
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Country in crisis
25 Mar 2011 3:07:11
Political paralysis deepens Portugal woes
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Supermarket giant Tesco is forced to put a cap on its offer to refund double the difference on products bought for less at Asda.
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Michelle Jana Chan travels to Bandhavgarh National Park to try to get up close and personal with an Indian tiger.
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Andy Hornby, the man in charge of HBOS when it was rescued by Lloyds Banking Group, resigns as chief executive of Alliance Boots.
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Brazil's Embraer, one of the world's largest plane makers, reports a fall in 2010 profits and forecasts that deliveries may fall this year.
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Expert explanation
25 Mar 2011 0:50:12
Inflation switch 'will raise tax bill'
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Gadget sales are expected to hit a new record as two of this year's most hyped products hit the stores on the same day.
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Stamp collecting specialist Stanley Gibbons reports a rise in profits thanks in part to higher sales to ultra-rich Chinese customers.
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