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Ten employees of Orange,  the French telecoms giant, have committed suicide in  the space of seven weeks
10 employees take their own lives in seven weeks
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Cameron Carpenter said he was also questioned and fingerprinted by Border Force officials and kept in a short-term holding facility run by Tascor
Cameron Carpenter blasts 'creepy, vague, Orwellian detention subcontractor'
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Mobile phone footage posted to Facebook appeared to show police dragging a woman from near the car to a bus lane, before leaving her and driving away
Bridget Mongan calls for officers to lose their jobs
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Performance of Restoration play. The Way of The World.at the Groundlings Theatre, Portsea.

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Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu deny the allegations
Damaging picture emerges as aide sues over 'unbridled outbursts' of Israeli PM's wife
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The Chinese flag is seen in front of a view of the moon at Tiananmen Square in Beijing on December 13, 2013. China's first lunar rover which entered the moon's orbit last week is expected to makes it's planned landing on the moon's surface on December 14. The rover known as Yutu, or Jade Rabbit will explore its surface and search for natural resources
Strangers now giving gifts to the baby boy whose parents were killed in the accident
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A heavily pregnant immigrant thought to be carrying a dead, unborn child was too afraid to seek medical help in the UK
She feared breaking new NHS 'health tourism' rules
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Steve Webb says: 'We need to give people options about what to do with their own money'
Osborne’s 'Budget for savers' comes under attack
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage has called on the Government to start allowing Syrian refugees into the country
Labour's election chief, Douglas Alexander, tells Andrew Grice why they are launching a new team dedicated to monitoring the challenge from Nigel Farage’s party
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A California kingsnake is reported to be on the loose in west London

Council warns residents to 'stay alert'

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Bungling burglar Ashley Keast took a 'selfie' and inadvertently sent it to his victim’s work colleagues thus landing himself in jail.
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The decision to bar the 14 chains will fuel demands that Ofsted should have the power to inspect academies
Coalition accused of sneaking out bad news on Budget day
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Break-in: the men used an axe to raid Watches of Switzerland in New Bond Street
Fought off gang of axe-wielding robbers who sprayed ammonia on Bond St
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Children play near the remnants of a bomb shell in the ground, which activists said were fired by a Syrian Air Force fighter jet loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, in Daraya
Robert Fisk joins General Yussef Swaidan on the streets of Daraya as he tells a crowd there is no army brutality – while his soldiers hand out Syrian flags to children
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Founding father: Fred Phelps Snr
Founder of the infamous Westboro Baptist Church, had been kicked out of the tight-knit group
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Bill and Melinda Gates, whose charitable foundation publishes an annual letter tackling issues surrounding world poverty

Fortune to go to Bill and Melinda Gates foundation

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peopleRugby ace red-faced after wife posts up reconciliation texts before auctioning off belongings online
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Cheryl Cole was struck down by malaria four years ago
peopleThe singer will draw on her own experiences to raise awareness of the disease she has experienced
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A fan dressed up as the Grim Reaper during Manchester United's win over Olympiakos, shouting at David Moyes
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Did 'Gemma Sheridan' make this SOS message in the sands of a Pacific island?
newsHer story went viral... the only problem is it wasn't remotely true
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techThe gadget guru bills himself as 'the most connected human on earth'. Up to 700 computer systems are monitoring his every move…
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Ruling the waves: the radio station is still in good health – and remarkably faithful to the blueprint laid down two decades ago
mediaAs BBC Radio 5 Live celebrates its 20th anniversary, one of its former producers, Simon Calder, recalls how it was written off prematurely
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Danny Rose (centre) of Tottenham Hotspur cuts betweeny Eduardo Salvio (right) of SL Benfica and Andre Gomes (left)
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A Rockefeller University photo released on March 20, 2014 shows a study to measure volunteers' ability to distinguish between odors found that human noses
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A team from the University of Florida with a162lb (73kg) Burmese python captured in the Everglades
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Scientists warn of giant Burmese pythons who can travel 23 miles

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Fans will be excited by the new that Game of Thrones is due back on screens in April
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Ayrton Senna at the McLaren Spanish Grand Prix, 30 September 1990
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F1 driver who was 'a mythic in his own time' remembered 20 years after he died

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Kate Winslet and Josh Brolin in Jason Reitman's 'Labor Day'
filmLabor Day is a beautifully crafted and very well acted coming-of-age story, says Geoffrey Macnab
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Actress Kim Marsh poses for a #nomakeupselfie on Twitter to raise awareness of cancer
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Humans have been celebrating this day for thousands of years, but what is its significance?

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Fragile by Design: The Political origin of banking Crises and Scarce Credit by Charles Calomiris and Stephen Haber


Politicians here and elsewhere have made their name by attacking bankers' greed, other countries’ mistakes, globalisation, deregulation, central bankers' blindness, too loose monetary policy, you name it-except usually themselves. There is no denying that these issues matter and contributed to inflaming the 2008 crisis. All sorts of new ideas on how to make the system safer are constantly being suggested and many being implemented- increasing capital requirements; (forlorn) attempts to restrain bankers’ bonuses ;ring-fencing retail and investment banking; abolishing proprietary dealing (the Volker rule); increasing competition; or setting up proper resolution regimes for ' too big to fail' banks .

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Syria’s war – the general’s view

Robert Fisk joins General Yussef Swaidan on the streets of Daraya as the officer tells a crowd there is no army brutality – while his soldiers hand out Syrian flags to children
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‘Ukip poses a challenge to all parties. I take it very seriously’

Labour's election chief, Douglas Alexander, tells Andrew Grice why they are launching a new team dedicated to monitoring the challenge from Nigel Farage’s party
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The show can't go on

Portsmouth Theatre threatened with closure after NatWest's 'utter incompetence' left it without funds for two months
It’s alive! BBC Radio 5 Live celebrates its 20th anniversary

It’s alive! BBC Radio 5 Live celebrates its 20th anniversary

One of the station's former producers recalls how the network was written off prematurely
Sainsbury's wants to say 'bye bye' to its Greenwich supermarket, famously home of the Teletubbies. Can it be saved?

Sainsbury's wants to say 'bye bye' to its Greenwich supermarket

Famously home of the Teletubbies, but can it be saved?
Footloose: 10 best flat shoes for spring

Footloose: 10 best flat shoes for spring

We run through lace-ups, pumps, sandals and slingbacks to see you through until summer. And there’s not a heel in sight
Evergreen Ryan Giggs makes case for return to spotlight at Manchester United

Evergreen Giggs makes case for return to spotlight at United

Veteran inspired Champions League comeback and showed what club have been missing in central midfield. But it's also given Moyes a dilemma
Gareth Bale value for money? You bet

Gareth Bale value for money? You bet

After a sticky start at Real, Welshman leads the assists chart and is a guaranteed starter in Sunday's El Clasico. Pete Jenson explains how he turned it around
'Ivan made a huge difference but it is time to move on,' says Andy Murray

'Ivan made a huge difference but it is time to move on,' says Andy Murray

Scot admits splitting with coach was tough as form raises concerns
French Cycling Federation hope to reach for the Sky

French Cycling Federation hope to reach for the Sky

Without a Tour de France winner since 1985, France believe new Paris velodrome can spark British levels of success
Is your boss spying on you?

Is your boss spying on you?

From monitoring your trips to the loo to keeping track of illicit office affairs - your employer could be using a host of new technologies to snoop on you
Scam busters: The man who bombarded a con-artist with Shakespeare texts isn't the only victim getting even

Scam busters

The man who bombarded a con-artist with Shakespeare texts isn't the only victim getting even
Lands of milk and honey: The edible atlas

Lands of milk and honey

Using real food, two artists have created an edible atlas that shows that we really are what we eat
Style over substance: The Yves Saint Laurent biopic doesn’t quite measure up

Style over substance

The Yves Saint Laurent biopic doesn’t quite measure up
Ian Bauckham interview: ‘Let’s free schools from Ofsted’

Ian Bauckham: ‘Let’s free schools from Ofsted’

The president of the Association of School and College Leaders believes that his school has a lot of tips it could pass on to institutions in similar circumstances