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DAMAGE caused by flooding in southern Scotland and Cumbria could cost up to £100 million to repair, insurers said yesterday.  |  |


SCOTLAND'S population of red kites is bucking a Europe-wide trend of decline in the species, according to a survey by the RSPB.  |  |
MANY parents have lost the art of being parents and expect and hope children will go off and amuse themselves without much parental supervision.  |  |
POLICE and politicians last night condemned the latest attempts to derail Northern Ireland's peace process after a car bomb attack and gun battle involving suspected dissi  |  |


GORDON Brown will today set out his hope that investment from China can drive the economic recovery in Britain.  |  |
BANKS could be flooded with eight million refund claims for unauthorised overdraft charges if they lose the current High Court test case, it was claimed today.  |  |
THE Big Apple promises the best bargains for Britons wanting to do their Christmas shopping abroad this year.  |  |
A CANOEIST drowned and a woman was believed to have been swept away in swollen rivers in Devon and Wales.  |  |
A TRIAL scheme to help people onto the housing market and boost housebuilders through the recession was unveiled by the Scottish Government yesterday.  |  |
GORDON Brown and David Cameron apologised after suggestions that they competed for photo opportunities at a Remembrance Day service attended by the Queen, it was revealed  |
AN EMERGENCY budget would be held by the Conservatives within 50 days of them winning a general election, David Cameron said yesterday. The Tory leader insisted a revised fina  |  |
MANY workers are continuing to have their pay frozen despite hopes that the economy is poised for recovery from recession, according to a new report.  |  |
THE most-used English phrases of the last decade have been revealed, painting a gloomy picture of the global mood.  |
A FIRST edition of Charles Darwin's groundbreaking book Origin of Species, which languished for years in a toilet, will go under the hammer tomorrow, on the 150th annivers  |  |
TEN British servicewomen on operations in Afghanistan were sent back to the UK in the past six months after falling pregnant.  |  |
A TEENAGER was charged yesterday with the murder of a mother of two who was left dying and mutilated in the street, police said. Geeta Aulakh, 28, was found by a passer-by in  |  |
A ROMAN Catholic priest in Northern Ireland was asked to leave his post over child abuse claims dating back to the 1970s, it was announced yesterday.  |  |
A MAN of 59 was being held under police guard in hospital yesterday after the body of Sharon Green, 53, was found with stab wounds by a member of her family at her home in Ma  |
TWO men were questioned yesterday over the murder of a teenager who was stabbed and then run over by a car.  |  |
AT LEAST two police officers were injured yesterday after their car was involved in a crash on a motorway slip road. The incident, involving a marked Essex police car, caused  |  |
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