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Labour steps up pressure on Tories in Sheffield Forgemasters sleaze row
Millionaire Tory donor Andrew Cook accused of conflict of interest when he wrote to business minister
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Advice to charge police officer over Ian Tomlinson death ignored
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Nick Griffin told: we don't want that kind of party at Buckingham Palace
BNP leader barred from Queen's garden party after officials decided he had exploited invitation for political gains
Front page
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Boris Berezovsky's second wife wins record £100m divorce settlement
• Oligarch and wife Galina only lived together for two years
• Ruling cements London as divorce court of choice for rich
Top stories p3
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How the case against a police officer over Tomlinson death fell apart
CPS admits decision not to prosecute rested on evidence of reprimanded pathologist Freddy Patel
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Second expert has 'no doubt' PC's actions contributed to G20 death
Pathologist who carried out second postmortem on Ian Tomlinson makes his views public for first time
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Ian Tomlinson's family brand decision not to bring charges 'a disgrace'
Newspaper vendor's family confront director of public prosecutions at CPS's headquarters
Top stories p4
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How will police discipline the officer who struck Ian Tomlinson?
Decision by CPS not to charge officer who struck Ian Tomlinson leaves Metropolitan police with tricky decision
Top stories p5
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No possible charges over Tomlinson death can be sent to court say CPS
Six month time limit for assault and contradictory medical evidence mean charges can't be brought
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Ian Tomlinson: a story of justice denied
Inquiry into Ian Tomlinson's death at a G20 protest in London prompts more questions than answers
Top stories p6
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Ian Tomlinson death: lawyers challenge CPS over decision not to prosecute
Crown Prosecution Service's decision raises concerns that police are free to act with impunity
Top stories p7
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Aid money used as 'payback' for Tory donor Lord Ashcroft, Labour claims
Ministers approved construction of airport on island of St Helena weeks after being lobbied by Ashcroft
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London buses to carry female ordination advert during pope's visit
Catholic group's initiative will see the slogan 'Pope Benedict Ordain Women Now' appear on 10 buses throughout September
UK news p8
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Eric Pickles to scrap 'agents of Whitehall' in English regions
• Minister says government offices 'intervene and interfere'
• Damian Green dismisses £750m e-Borders contractor -
US and UK locked in standoff over Senate's Lockerbie investigation
Unease in Britain over Americans' request for Jack Straw and Scottish minister Kenny MacAskill to testify in Washington
UK news p9
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Benefit cuts: 750,000 risk losing homes in south-east, associations warn
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DPP may get veto power over arrest warrants for war crime suspects
Proposals outlined by Ken Clarke follow lawyers' attempt to obtain warrant for former Israeli minister
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Cambridge University warns against A-levels reform plan
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Edna Healey, author, film-maker and Denis's wife, dies at 92
Tributes to woman who balanced career with duties of a political spouse – and who said Margaret Thatcher lacked a 'hinterland'
UK news p10
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Put away the croquet mallets, diplomats told, and start selling UK plc
Cameron's drive for ambassadors in foreign outposts to focus on trade – and arms sales – gets a mixed reception
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David Cameron starts mission to boost trade in India
PM will take ministers and business leaders to former 'jewel in the crown' of empire next week
UK news p11
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Voting reform question for May referendum unveiled
Bill also contains plans on how to reduce the number of MPs in the Commons from 650 to 600
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What was Nick Clegg really thinking? Only God knows
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Crunch time as Lib Dems and Tories count electoral cost of coalition
UK news p12
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Leonardo da Vinci paintings to be shown at National Gallery
Winter 2011 exhibition could be most complete presentation of the artist's paintings ever seen
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Paramilitary gunman to serve two years for killing army recruitment sergeant
Good Friday peace deal means INLA gunman will serve only two years of 24-year sentence
UK news p13
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Richard Desmond to face MPs if he wins Channel Five bid
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Poisoning of Scottish birds of prey at highest levels in 20 years
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NHS reports fall in drug, tobacco and alcohol use among schoolchildren
Biggest decline in smoking, where number of 11- to 15-year-olds who had smoked has fallen to 29%, from 54% in 1982
UK news p14
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Burma's 'three princesses' prepare for election they have no chance of winning
Former leaders' daughters – and close friends of Aung San Suu Kyi – to stand in elections they know will end in victory for junta
International p15
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Kalahari Bushmen to appeal against court ban on well in game reserve
Africa's oldest inhabitants pitched against autocratic Botswana government are forced to truck water 300 miles across desert
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Brother of ousted Kyrgyzstan president arrested
Kurmanbek Bakiyev's sibling captured under orders of interim government after month-long hunt over accusations of inciting ethnic clashes -
BP oil spill repairs face further delay with tropical storm warning
Bad weather threatens to force fleet of ships assembled around stricken well to evacuate area
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu announces retirement from public life
Nobel peace laureate says 'the time has come to slow down and watch cricket' after decades of struggling against injustice
International p16
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Hugo Chávez breaks diplomatic ties between Venezuela and Colombia
President acts in response to Colombian claims that Venezuela is sheltering Farc and ELN rebels
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Suriname president promises not to interfere in his own murder trial
Ex-dictator Desi Bouterse vows to respect judicial independence after remarkable comeback sees him elected president
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Dearth in Venice as developer pulls plug on Grand Hôtel des Bains
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Belarus and Georgia get together for a few potshots at Russia
Alexander Lukashenko and Mikhail Saakashvili form unlikely political alliance as pair try to foster closer EU ties
International p17
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Kosovo breakaway from Serbia was legal, world court rules
Judgment leaves Belgrade battling to stop more countries recognising tiny ethnic Albanian state
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Chinese army to target cyber war threat
New department dedicated to protecting information security follows creation of US cyber command
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Mandela grandchildren held at gunpoint
Shots fired as grandchildren are told to lie on ground after returning home from Nelson Mandela's 92nd birthday party
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Chad refuses to arrest Omar al-Bashir on genocide charges
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North Korea says US military exercises pose 'grave danger' to peace in region
After new sanctions aimed at North Korea's nuclear programme, US and South Korea prepare for manoeuvres in Sea of Japan
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Pakistan's PM gives army chief three more years
Pakistan's PM Yousaf Raza Gilani has extended the term of anti-extremist army chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani in a move that will be welcomed in the US
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Pakistan frees mentally ill woman on Qur'an charge after 14 years
Zaibun Nisa arrested in 1996 after Muslim prayer leader told police someone had desecrated holy book
International p20
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Disquiet grows over performance of Ban Ki-moon, UN's 'invisible man'
Leaked memo by senior staff describes secretary-general's governance – now in its fourth year – as 'deplorable'
International p21
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Anger as Equitable Life report caps payout at £500m
Government report says Equitable Life policyholders should get only a tenth of the compensation they think they are due
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It's too soon for austerity, Ben Bernanke tells Congress
Federal Reserve chairman insists 'we should maintain stimulus in the short term', in contrast to approach taken by UK and eurozone countries
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Don't sell Tomkins on the cheap, Standard Life warns
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Equitable Life: a history
The venerable institution was brought to the brink after making promises it could not keep
Financial p22
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European banks prepare for stress tests
Country-by-country guide to the banks facing scrutiny by the Committee of European Banking Supervisors
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Slovenia's biggest bank will fail stress test, admits PM
Prime Minister Borut Pahor says Nova Ljubljanska Banka will need fresh funding, despite analysts' fears the Europe-wide tests of 91 institutions will not be strict enough
Financial p23
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High street sales beat expectations
Official figures show jump in sales of TVs to watch World Cup
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Home Office sacks Raytheon-led electronic border control consortium
Government says it has no confidence in Raytheon after e-Borders system falls at least a year behind schedule
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Microsoft posts record quarterly revenues of $16bn
Financial p24
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UK sees foreign investment plunge
Drop demonstrates country's over-reliance on financial services, says UN report
Financial p26
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Diary
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Clegg told the truth on Iraq. It's for Cameron to end a decade of pretence
Comment & debate p27
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Israel turns upon its own
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Our image of children rests on who takes the picture
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A coalition of four, not two
Comment & debate p28
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A genuine sporting king in a world of unworthy princes
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Whose line is it anyway?
Comment & debate p29
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Country diary: Aberystwyth
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Ian Tomlinson death: Policing the police
Editorial: There is a climate of impunity among Britain's police services that is fostered by the reluctance of the CPS to bring prosecutions -
Corrections and clarifications
Conrad Black | Marie Antoinette | Hull Truck theatre company -
In praise of … the Constitution Unit
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Kosovo: A chip off the old bloc
Editorials & reply p30
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Online prices
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Questions remain over Lockerbie
Letters: Lord Sutherland, presiding over the arbitrarily contrived Scottish court in Holland, emphasised the "uncertainties and qualifications" in the Megrahi case -
The Lords is not a government puppet
Letters: The government has so far won four votes in the Lords since May, and lost three -
Regime change in Sudan is not the right way to help Darfur
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A real corker
Letters: My grandmother from Newcastle asked for a Coke and the barman returned a few minutes later with a wine cork -
Better ways to treat vascular disease
Letters: Surgery should be undertaken by dedicated specialist teams, who will have access to the highest levels of expertise -
You don't need a tan to get your vitamin D
Letters: We certainly would not urge anyone to risk a tan in the mistaken belief that they are achieving their daily vitamin D intake
Editorials & reply p31
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Bill Dixon obituary
Free-jazz trumpeter with a hypnotic, slow-moving sound
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Anthony Rolfe Johnson obituary
Mellifluous tenor outstanding in the Passions of Bach and operas of Britten
Obituaries p32
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Martin Beales obituary
Lawyer and award-winning crime writer
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Roy Oldham obituary
Other lives: The longest-serving council leader in Britain, his stewardship of Tameside led to more than 50 national awards
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Edna Healey obituary
Author, film-maker, and for 64 years, wife of Denis Healey