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  • Church backs gay ministers motion
    The Church of Scotland has voted in favour of allowing openly gay men and women to become ministers - whilst maintaining a traditionalist standpoint.
  • Police should not name arrested
    Criminal suspects who have been arrested should not be named until they are charged except for in "clearly identified circumstances" such as a threat to life, according to new official g...
  • Deputy Speaker's office searched
    The offices of Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans were searched by police on Sunday in connection with an investigation into allegations of rape and sexual assault.
  • Bridger: I could have burnt body
    The former slaughterman accused of murdering schoolgirl April Jones told police that he "could have burnt the body", a court has been told.
  • Cregan not guilty pleas 'bizarre'
    One-eyed police killer Dale Cregan "bizarrely" pleaded not guilty to two murders despite admitting them "numerous times", a jury has been told.

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  • Ten-man Swansea defeat Latics
    Gylfi Sigurdsson struck either side of the interval to secure a deserved 2-0 victory for 10-man Swansea at the Premier League basement boys Wigan.
  • Dunn snatches point for Rovers
    David Dunn earned Blackburn a valuable point in the fight against relegation with a headed equaliser five minutes from time in a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa at Ewood Park.
  • City stretch lead
    Mario Balotelli again took centre stage as Manchester City saw off Bolton 2-0 to move five points clear at the top of the Barclays Premier League.
  • Baggies pile pressure on AVB
    West Brom defender Gareth McAuley increased the pressure on Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas with a late winner in the 1-0 Barclays Premier League clash at the Hawthorns.
  • Van Persie bags brace at Liverpool
    Liverpool paid for missing a penalty and hitting the post twice as Arsenal's Robin van Persie scored twice to snatch a late 2-1 Barclays Premier League victory at Anfield.

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  • Britain’s changing trade links: An island of traders
    PREDICTING what the weather might do next—a great British hobby—is something 19th century city slickers needed to perfect. Trade winds would affect the number of ships arriving in Britai...
  • Business and politics: The thick of it
    IN “YES, MINISTER”, the sinuous civil servant, Sir Humphrey, ran rings around his hapless political boss, Jim Hacker in the popular 1980s satire. Television watchers were left in no doub...
  • Politics and the EU: Take me to your leader
    TWO months before the 2005 election the then-leader of the Conservative Party, Michael Howard, made waves by allowing candidates who wanted Britain to leave the European Union (EU) to sa...
  • The motorcycle industry: Hell’s commuters
    IN THE film “The Wild One” (1953) Marlon Brando had a leather jacket, a Triumph motorbike and a girl perched on the seat behind him. That inviting image inspired generations of bikers. B...
  • Muslim converts: Changing my religion
    Plenty of room for more MUSLIM converts have an image problem. A handful, like Richard Dart, a Dorset native jailed last month, have been implicated in terrorism. Samantha Lewthwaite, wh...

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  • Stocks Pull Back
    Stocks pulled off the session's highs in afternoon trading, amid gains in energy shares.
  • Hezbollah Fighters Killed in Clashes With Syrian Rebels
    Syrian government forces pushed deeper into a strategic opposition-held town near the Lebanese border, battling rebels in fierce street fighting, state media reported.image
  • Scores Killed in Iraq
    A string of car bombs and shootings killed at least 86 people in Shiite and Sunni areas of Iraq, escalating fears of a return to widespread sectarian bloodshed in the country.image
  • New Xbox Girds for Smartphone Battle
    What's underneath the hood of the latest Xbox videogame console represents a multiyear odyssey of trying to figure out how to keep the machine "cool."image
  • Goldman Sachs Selling ICBC Stake
    Goldman Sachs is selling its remaining stake in Industrial & Commercial Bank of China for around $1.1 billion, exiting its investment in China's biggest bank.

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  • Tolstykh voted Russian FA chief
    Nikolai Tolstykh, ousted as head of the Russian Professional Football League (PFL) two years ago, was elected president of the country's Football Union (RFU) on Monday.
  • Former league boss Tolstykh voted Russian FA chief
    Nikolai Tolstykh, ousted as head of the Russian Professional Football League (PFL) two years ago, was elected president of the country's Football Union (RFU) on Monday.
  • Pienaar ruled out
    Injury has forced Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar to withdrawn from South Africa's squad due to play international friendlies this week.
  • Partizan win marred by crowd trouble
    Serbian champions Partizan Belgrade came from behind to beat city rivals OFK 3-1 on Sunday, but their success was marred by serious crowd trouble among groups of their own fans.
  • Slew set for spell on sidelines
    On-loan Oldham striker Jordan Slew suffered another injury setback during the 1-0 win over Portsmouth. Slew was hurt against Walsall and missed the Stevenage game, returning to parent cl...

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  • Roma punished for Mario racism
    The south stand of Roma's Stadio Olimpico will be closed to supporters for one Serie A game after several fans ignored warnings against racially abusing AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli.
  • Bolton agree deal for Tierney
    Sky Sports understands Bolton have agreed a deal to sign Norwich City defender Marc Tierney.
  • Vincent rejects Vale offer
    Winger Ashley Vincent has rejected Port Vale's offer of a new contract.
  • Mixed news for Patriots
    There is differing news coming out of the New England Patriots during their off-season, with Tom Brady declaring himself better than ever, but tight end Rob Gronkowski set to undergo a fo...
  • Ayr meeting changes
    Ayr's meeting scheduled for June 6 has been switched to Thirsk while the card on June 5 will be run on the jumps course as the flat track is not fit for action.
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