See realtime coverage | Telegraph.co.uk | - 1 hour ago | | |
... • Tony Blackburn sacked by BBC ahead of sex abuse report • Stuart Hall blasts 'vindictive, malicious sex accusers' • BBC to pledge end to 'culture of deference' • Jimmy Savile's career at the BBC - in 60 seconds ... |
See realtime coverage | BBC News | - 21 minutes ago | | |
Communications watchdog Ofcom has said BT must open up its cable network, allowing competition to improve UK internet connections. |
See realtime coverage | Telegraph.co.uk | - 43 minutes ago | | |
Profits at Lloyds Banking Group fell 11pc in 2015 to £1.6bn as the lender continued to count the cost of the payment protection insurance mis-selling scandal. |
See realtime coverage | One of the world's most famous locomotives has set off on its official return to the tracks. The Flying Scotsman is making the journey from London King's Cross to York, where it will go on display at the National Railway Museum (NRM). |
See realtime coverage | The Guardian | - 1 hour ago | | |
An Iranian raises her palm with writing in Persian that reads: 'I'm ready to sacrifice myself for the supreme leader'. |
See realtime coverage | Daily Mail | - 40 minutes ago | | |
David Cameron has been urged by allies to sack Michael Gove as Justice Secretary after he claimed the EU deal could be torn apart by European judges. |
See realtime coverage | Australia on Thursday announced an ambitious plan to boost the country's defence capabilities by pledging to spend $ 139 billion over the next decade in what Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called “high stakes” and “momentous times” in Asia. |
See realtime coverage | The Guardian | - 3 hours ago | | |
A building destroyed by an Saudi-led coalition airstrike Yemen's capital, Sana'a, this month. Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images. |
See realtime coverage | Indonesian police officers stand guard outside the house of a suspected militant following a raid in Malang, Indonesia, Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016. |
See realtime coverage | New York Times | - 35 minutes ago | | |
BENGHAZI, Libya - A Libyan militia loyal to the Islamist-backed government in Tripoli says it arrested the leader of the Islamic State branch for a western city bombed by U.S. |
See realtime coverage | The Guardian | - 1 hour ago | | |
Corbyn's anti-nuclear stance puts him at odds with most of the parliamentary Labour party but not the grassroots membership. Photograph: Mark Kerrison/Demotix/Corbis. |
See realtime coverage | Irish Independent | - 1 hour ago | | |
A man has been detained by police following a hostage situation at a Bella Italia restaurant in Leicester Square. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. |
See realtime coverage | Mirror.co.uk | - 13 hours ago | | |
Labour big beast Tom Watson vowed tonight to defy Jeremy Corbyn and vote in favour of Trident. The Deputy Leader said it is vital to give “certainty” to manufacturers and the rest of the world that Britain will keep its nuclear deterrent despite Mr ... |
See realtime coverage | Evening Standard | - 1 hour ago | | |
Thousands of retired racing greyhounds are potentially being culled every year, according to a parliamentary report. The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee warns that between 1,000 and 3,700 dogs are unaccounted for each year. |
See realtime coverage | New York Times | - 18 minutes ago | | |
TOKYO - Sharp Corp. agreed Thursday to a 489 billion yen ($4.4 billion) takeover by Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., also known as Foxconn, becoming the first major Japanese electronics maker to be acquired by a foreign company. |
See realtime coverage | Financial Times | - 28 minutes ago | | |
AB InBev has warned that a slowdown in markets such as Brazil and China will weigh on the group during 2016 after the brewer behind Stella Artois reported full-year results that missed analyst expectations. |
See realtime coverage | Reuters UK | - 1 hour ago | | |
Spirent Communications Plc (SPT.L), a British telecoms testing provider, said it expects revenue from the wireless device testing segment to fall by 14 million pounds in 2016. |
See realtime coverage | Mirror.co.uk | - 15 minutes ago | | |
Brits are in for a rocky economic year because of the EU referendum and soaring house prices, the International Monetary Fund has warned. |
See realtime coverage | BetaNews | - 21 minutes ago | | |
After years of pestering, yesterday Facebook finally supplemented the famous Like button with five additional Reactions. To the disappointment of many, the much-requested Dislike button is yet to make an appearance, but this is not the only way in ... |
See realtime coverage | The Guardian | - 2 hours ago | | |
The Microsoft Surface Book is a full-blooded, powerful PC-in-a-screen attached to a very good keyboard body, making it the best Windows 2-in-1 yet, if a laptop is your primary usage. |
See realtime coverage | The Star Online | - 2 hours ago | | |
Weighing in: Verizon Communications Inc supports 'the availability of strong encryption with no backdoors,' Chief Executive Lowell McAdam said on Feb 24. |
See realtime coverage | AllAfrica.com | - 1 hour ago | | |
Canadian phone maker, BlackBerry Limited Wednesday announced the launch of its new Professional Cybersecurity Services practice that will further expand BlackBerry's security portfolio by offering organizations new consulting services, tools and best ... |
See realtime coverage | Telegraph.co.uk | - 57 minutes ago | | |
Adele crashed down on the 2016 awards like a singing tsunami, wiping away all opposition. She won almost everything she was nominated for, and you can only suppose that Coldplay and James Bay could count themselves lucky she wasn't eligible in the ... |
See realtime coverage | The Independent | - 46 minutes ago | | |
After a night of Adele, the Brits took the time to honour the late icon, David Bowie, with actor Gary Oldman giving a wonderful speech about his longtime friend, followed by a surprise performance from Lorde. |
See realtime coverage | Waikato Times | - 27 minutes ago | | |
A revival of a brutal play in London showing rape, torture, incest, electrocution, sex assignment surgery and a man having his tongue ripped out has caused audience members to faint and walk out. |
See realtime coverage | BBC News | - 38 minutes ago | | |
Profits at theme parks operator Merlin Entertainments have edged up despite last summer's Alton Towers accident which left five people injured. |
See realtime coverage | Times LIVE | - 43 minutes ago | | |
Dynamo Kiev's Aleksander Dragovic looks dejected as Yaya Toure celebrates scoring the third goal for Manchester City. Image by: Valentyn Ogirenko / REUTERS. |
See realtime coverage | Leicester City midfielder Andy King says there is absolutely no pressure on the Premier League leaders. The Foxes are currently two points clear at the top with 12 games remaining despite being bottom of the table at the same stage last season. |
See realtime coverage | Nilsen Report | - Feb 23, 2016 | | |
City have scored more than any other team in the Premier League [alongside Leicester] and their recent defeats mean nothing. Their squad, even without all the injury absentees, includes many top players. |
See realtime coverage | RTE.ie | - 30 minutes ago | | |
Lewis Hamilton has taken aim at Formula One's power brokers in the wake of proposed changes designed to usher in a new era for the sport. |
See realtime coverage | A semi-secret deal between NASA and SpaceX, signed around Christmas but only coming to light now, covers five new re-supply launches to the International Space Station (ISS) and is allegedly worth $700 million. |
See realtime coverage | The Nation | - 2 hours ago | | |
For the first time, scientists have successfully traced mysterious “fast radio bursts” (FRBs), which have been speculated to be signs of extraterrestrial intelligence, to a galaxy six billion light years away. |
Tolerance.ca | - 8 hours ago | | |
If you're not completely heartless, it can be difficult to watch the newest version of the Atlas robot get bullied, teased and pushed around without feeling a twinge of discomfort. |
See realtime coverage | The Independent | - 10 hours ago | | |
The mystery behind a ghostly image, seemingly showing a passenger plane “submerged” in a US lake on Google Maps, has been solved. |
See realtime coverage | Daily Mail | - 4 hours ago | | |
Teenagers who stay at school until at least the age of 18 are more likely to stave off the effects of dementia in later life, research suggests. |
See realtime coverage | Irish Independent | - 2 hours ago | | |
Managing cancer with low doses of chemotherapy could be more effective than attempting to kill the disease, scientists believe. Share. |
See realtime coverage | Times of India | - 24 minutes ago | | |
WASHINGTON DC: A recent research has identified that pancreatic cancer is not one, but four diseases, each with different genetic triggers and survival rates, paving the way for more accurate diagnoses and treatments. |
See realtime coverage | Telegraph.co.uk | - Feb 23, 2016 | | |
More than 8,000 patients who may have been treated by a former NHS healthcare worker who tested positive for hepatitis C have been recalled for blood tests. |
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