Interest relief for people facing repossession
Home owners facing repossession will be able to defer part of their mortgage interest payments for up to two years, under plans unveiled by Gordon Brown.
Terror suspect to be injected with truth drug
The sole surviving terrorist from last week's Mumbai attacks is to be injected with a "truth serum" to establish where he is from.
Queen's speech: 'Recession UK' plan to fight downturn
"Streamlined" Queen's speech focused on helping the country survive recession with a new banking bill.
Speaker attacks police over Commons search
The row over the arrest of Conservative MP Damian Green took an explosive turn when Michael Martin, the Speaker of the House of Commons, accused the police of searching without a warrant.
First flights leave Thailand
Flights depart after protesters end their eight-day occupation.
Mortgage collars warning
Lenders that try not to pass on rate cuts may breach FSA rules.
Stagecoach plans job cuts
Shares drop over 20pc as group warns on rail profits.
Metals pass Depression falls
Price of key industrial metals falls further than during the Depression.
More UK job losses
817 British jobs were lost yesterday, taking the total to 2,817 this week.
England to resume tour of India
ECB have announced that England will head to Abu Dhabi training camp on Thursday ahead of their return to India.
Olympic sports lose out ahead of 2012 Games
Eight Olympics sports are facing an uncertain future after learning that they have missed out on funding.
City's €150m Casillas bid
Man City have made €150m (£128m) offer for Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas, according to player's agent.
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