City Diaries

Failed or bailed? Tales from the financial front-line

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October UK retail sales fall 0.1%

Sales on the UK's high streets fell by a lower-than-expected 0.1% in October, Office for National Statistics figures show.

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Letters from America: Thousands of Alistair Cooke's scripts go online

Nearly 3,000 scripts from Alistair Cooke's BBC radio show Letters From America are to be placed in a public electronic archive.

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Capello delighted by first year

Fabio Capello says his first year as England boss could not have gone better after beating Germany 2-1 in Berlin.

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EU reaches deal on farm reforms

EU ministers agree to reform farm policy by moving more subsidies away from production and liberalising the dairy market.

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Bosch jobs threat 'devastating'

A decision that could see a further 250 manufacturing jobs axed is described as a devastating blow.

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Recession fears hit stock markets

European and Asian markets fall sharply amid growing concerns that the world economy will enter a protracted slump.

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Live text - India v England

India pass 190 with five wickets down, chasing 241 to beat England in the third one-day international in Kanpur.

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RBS shareholders vote on bail-out

Shareholders of the Royal Bank of Scotland will vote later on Thursday on whether to accept a £20bn government bail-out.

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ICC seeks rebel arrests in Darfur

The International Criminal Court prosecutor seeks the arrest of Darfur rebel commanders for killing peacekeepers.

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New entry! Top of the Pops back in Christmas schedules

Top of the Pops returns to the BBC for two shows over Christmas, despite earlier promises it would stay off the airwaves.

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Escape prompts mother's jail call

A man accused of murder who escaped from a hospital should have been in jail, his alleged victim's mother says.

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Strictly stars support Sergeant

Stars of Strictly Come Dancing give their backing to ex-political journalist John Sergeant after he pulls out of the contest.

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PSNI in '£87m ear damage claim'

PSNI could pay out £87m to officers not offered ear protection in firearms training, a Policing Board member says.

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Sparrow numbers 'plummet by 68%'

The loss of green spaces in Britain has caused the number of house sparrows to drop sharply in the past 30 years, the RSPB says.

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Gaza voices

Palestinians describe life under the Israeli blockade

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Rolls-Royce plans 2,000 job cuts

Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce says it plans to cut between 1,500 and 2,000 jobs in 2009, including 140 in the UK.

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US share drop prompts Asia fall

Asian markets plummet after New York's main share index slumps to its lowest level in five years, amid recession fears.

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Clampdown on excessive speeders

A raft of measures is suggested to target anti-social drivers, including those who speed excessively or use drugs.

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Somali tanker pirates 'want $25m'

Somali pirates who hijacked a Saudi oil tanker are reported to have demanded a $25m ransom.

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Hoodwinked

How two criminals fooled the British judicial system

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A winning feeling

Smiles all round as England supporters celebrate in Berlin

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Jackson to appear at High Court

Singer Michael Jackson is to give evidence at London's High Court to counter allegations that he breached a contract with an Arab Sheikh.

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Unknown heroes

Diplomats who helped Jews flee Nazi oppression

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Design and Development:

Computer Adventures, The Secret Art

The full book on designing, creating and publishing a game by Gil Williamson.

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Strictly stars support Sergeant

Stars of Strictly Come Dancing give their backing to ex-political journalist John Sergeant after he pulls out of the contest.

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PSNI in '£87m ear damage claim'

PSNI could pay out £87m to officers not offered ear protection in firearms training, a Policing Board member says.

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Send your video, pictures and story ideas

Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you.

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Bosch jobs threat 'devastating'

A decision that could see a further 250 manufacturing jobs axed is described as a devastating blow.

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Recession fears hit stock markets

European and Asian markets fall sharply amid growing concerns that the world economy will enter a protracted slump.

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Unknown heroes

Diplomats who helped Jews flee Nazi oppression

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Somali tanker pirates 'want $25m'

Somali pirates who hijacked a Saudi oil tanker are reported to have demanded a $25m ransom.

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Rolls-Royce plans 2,000 job cuts

Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce says it plans to cut between 1,500 and 2,000 jobs in 2009, including 140 in the UK.

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Jackson to appear at High Court

Singer Michael Jackson is to give evidence at London's High Court to counter allegations that he breached a contract with an Arab Sheikh.

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Escape prompts mother's jail call

A man accused of murder who escaped from a hospital should have been in jail, his alleged victim's mother says.

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Gaza voices

Palestinians describe life under the Israeli blockade

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Hoodwinked

How two criminals fooled the British judicial system

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New entry! Top of the Pops back in Christmas schedules

Top of the Pops returns to the BBC for two shows over Christmas, despite earlier promises it would stay off the airwaves.

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Live text - India v England

India pass 190 with five wickets down, chasing 241 to beat England in the third one-day international in Kanpur.

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EU reaches deal on farm reforms

EU ministers agree to reform farm policy by moving more subsidies away from production and liberalising the dairy market.

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City Diaries

Failed or bailed? Tales from the financial front-line

news.bbc.co.uk

RBS shareholders vote on bail-out

Shareholders of the Royal Bank of Scotland will vote later on Thursday on whether to accept a £20bn government bail-out.

news.bbc.co.uk

Sparrow numbers 'plummet by 68%'

The loss of green spaces in Britain has caused the number of house sparrows to drop sharply in the past 30 years, the RSPB says.

news.bbc.co.uk

ICC seeks rebel arrests in Darfur

The International Criminal Court prosecutor seeks the arrest of Darfur rebel commanders for killing peacekeepers.

news.bbc.co.uk

Clampdown on excessive speeders

A raft of measures is suggested to target anti-social drivers, including those who speed excessively or use drugs.

news.bbc.co.uk

A winning feeling

Smiles all round as England supporters celebrate in Berlin

news.bbc.co.uk

October UK retail sales fall 0.1%

Sales on the UK's high streets fell by a lower-than-expected 0.1% in October, Office for National Statistics figures show.

news.bbc.co.uk

Capello delighted by first year

Fabio Capello says his first year as England boss could not have gone better after beating Germany 2-1 in Berlin.

news.bbc.co.uk

US share drop prompts Asia fall

Asian markets plummet after New York's main share index slumps to its lowest level in five years, amid recession fears.

news.bbc.co.uk

Letters from America: Thousands of Alistair Cooke's scripts go online

Nearly 3,000 scripts from Alistair Cooke's BBC radio show Letters From America are to be placed in a public electronic archive.

news.bbc.co.uk