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How health and safety is killing Christmas

20.12.2009 22:41    telegraph.co.uk
Council killjoys have made this the most health and safety-conscious Christmas ever, says Alan Pearce
How health and safety is killing Christmas


Dick Twitterton and his Duck: a pantomime for the Twitter generation

20.12.2009 22:40    telegraph.co.uk
A spectacular new pantomime on ice. (We regret that global warming has caused the ice to melt)
Dick Twitterton and his Duck: a pantomime for the Twitter generation

George Osborne: Britain risks Greek tragedy over deficit

20.12.2009 22:38    telegraph.co.uk
Shadow Chancellor says only a Conservative election victory can prevent full-blown fiscal crisis
George Osborne: Britain risks Greek tragedy over deficit

Copenhagen climate summit: plan for EU to police countries' emissions

20.12.2009 22:37    telegraph.co.uk
The European Union should become a global warming "policeman", monitoring individual countries' compliance with carbon-cutting targets, Gordon Brown says.
Copenhagen climate summit: plan for EU to police countries' emissions


Prince Charles considering solar panels for 180-year-old Clarence House

20.12.2009 22:37    telegraph.co.uk
The Prince of Wales is "actively considering" installing solar panels on the roof of his Grade II-listed London residence, Clarence House.
Prince Charles considering solar panels for 180-year-old Clarence House

Christian teacher sacked for offering to pray for sick pupil

20.12.2009 22:37    telegraph.co.uk
A Christian teacher was sacked within hours of offering to pray for a sick pupil during a home mentoring visit.
Christian teacher sacked for offering to pray for sick pupil

All-female Tornado jet crew describe war in Afghanistan

20.12.2009 22:37    telegraph.co.uk
The first all-female Tornado jet crew to fight in Afghanistan has told how flew within 100 feet of a Taliban rocket crew to protect British troops.
All-female Tornado jet crew describe war in Afghanistan

'Happy hour' drinking ban code shelved

20.12.2009 22:36    telegraph.co.uk
A ban on "happy hours" and other cut-price drinks promotions have been shelved, it has been claimed.
'Happy hour' drinking ban code shelved

Police investigate assault of young woman outside home of Tory donor David Ross

20.12.2009 22:36    telegraph.co.uk
Police are investigating an alleged assault of a young woman in the early hours outside the home David Ross, the millionaire Tory donor and associate of David Cameron.
Police investigate assault of young woman outside home of Tory donor David Ross

UK Christmas shoppers push up internet sales

20.12.2009 22:36    telegraph.co.uk
Britons spent 25pc more on internet shopping last month compared with October, figures revealed today.
UK Christmas shoppers push up internet sales

Rage Against the Machine is Christmas Number One

20.12.2009 22:36    telegraph.co.uk
Rage Against The Machine beats X Factor star in Christmas chart battle.
Rage Against the Machine is Christmas Number One

Drug giant uses libel law to 'gag' doctor over safety

20.12.2009 22:36    telegraph.co.uk
Drug firm GE Healthcare is using libel laws to prevent a Danish radiologist from repeating claims about its response to rare but potentially fatal risks in one of its products.
Drug giant uses libel law to 'gag' doctor over safety

The Cinch: the secret to Angelina Jolie's flat stomach

20.12.2009 22:35    telegraph.co.uk
A girdle that has helped Angelina Jolie flatten her stomach is proving a hit with British mothers keen to lose their baby bumps.
The Cinch: the secret to Angelina Jolie's flat stomach

Missing toddler found safe

20.12.2009 22:35    telegraph.co.uk
18-month-old toddler was mistakenly handed over by police to an imposter.
Missing toddler found safe

Sickness benefit claims rising at fastest rate for a decade

20.12.2009 22:35    telegraph.co.uk
The number of sickness benefit claims is rising at the fastest rate for nearly 10 years, according to figures compiled by a leading think tank.
Sickness benefit claims rising at fastest rate for a decade

Adding raisins to cereal 'does not damage teeth'

20.12.2009 22:35    telegraph.co.uk
Adding raisins to sweeten children's cereal is not bad for their teeth, research has found.
Adding raisins to cereal 'does not damage teeth'

Zara Phillips designs outdoor clothing range

20.12.2009 22:34    telegraph.co.uk
Zara Phillips, the Queen's granddaughter, has turned fashion designer with her own collection of equestrian clothing.
Zara Phillips designs outdoor clothing range

Latest British soldier to die in Afghanistan named

20.12.2009 22:34    telegraph.co.uk
Tributes were paid to the latest British soldier to die in Afghanistan, who was named as Corporal Simon Hornby, 29, from the 2nd Battalion, the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.
Latest British soldier to die in Afghanistan named

Community groups may have to turn off music

20.12.2009 22:34    telegraph.co.uk
Village halls, churches and community groups may have to turn off their music under a new regulation being imposed by Business Secretary Lord Mandelson,the Conservatives have warned.
Community groups may have to turn off music

Former BBC director-general Greg Dyke expected to call for scrapping of licence fee

20.12.2009 22:34    telegraph.co.uk
Speculation is growing that Greg Dyke, a former director-general of the BBC, will recommend the abolition of the licence fee in a report commissioned for the Conservatives.
Former BBC director-general Greg Dyke expected to call for scrapping of licence fee

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