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Kate Holton
Russia warns Nato, US over Ukraine membership
Article
Timothy Heritage
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Kate Holton
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4 Sep 2014
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has warned Nato and the US not to offer Ukraine membership of the alliance, ahead of a Nato summit.
Thatcher: Loved and loathed
Article
Guy Faulconbridge
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Kate Holton
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8 Apr 2013
Margaret Thatcher transformed Britain and inspired conservatives around the world by radically rolling back the state during her 11 years in power.
Random House and Penguin merging to take on Amazon
Article
Kate Holton
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29 Oct 2012
Britain's Pearson and Germany's Bertelsmann are to merge their publishing units, Penguin and Random House, to recover ground lost to Amazon and Apple.
News Corp comes clean on scale of hacking cover-up
Article
Georgina Prodhan
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Kate Holton
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19 Jan 2012
The British newspaper arm of News Corp has admitted to victims that executives covered up the scale of illegal activity by destroying evidence.
Inside Rebekah Brooks’ News of the World
Article
Georgina Prodhan
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Kate Holton
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18 Jul 2011
"It was the kind of place you get out of and you never want to go back again," said a former reporter of the <em>News of the World</em>.
Hacking scandal fells Britain’s top policeman
Article
Kate Holton
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Keith Weir
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18 Jul 2011
A phone-hacking scandal centred on Rupert Murdoch's News Corp cost Britain's top policeman his job.
Phone hack fallout may spread to US
Article
Kate Holton
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Georgina Prodhan
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13 Jul 2011
The British Parliament will back a motion on Wednesday urging Rupert Murdoch to drop plans to buy the whole of broadcaster BSkyB.
Gordon Brown targeted by Murdoch’s papers
Article
Kate Holton
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Georgina Prodhan
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12 Jul 2011
Allegations that Gordon Brown was a target of illegal data gathering by Rupert Murdoch's newspapers piled pressure on the media baron.
Could Murdoch deputy take the fall?
Article
Kate Holton
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Jennifer Saba
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10 Jul 2011
Attention is now turning to Les Hinton, who headed up News International and now runs the New York-based Dow Jones.
Vodafone pushes deeper into India with Essar deal
Article
Kate Holton
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Devidutta Tripathy
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31 Mar 2011
Vodafone will buy out Indian partner Essar in a $5-billion deal that ratchets up its exposure to a mobile market that has proved challenging.
Cheer at last from Bradley after thrilling US win
Article
Kate Holton
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23 Jun 2010
United States coach Bob Bradley, who has scowled his way through much of the World Cup, allowed himself a rare smile on Wednesday.
Recorded music sales fall by 10%
Article
Kate Holton
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Matt Cowan
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21 Jan 2010
Recorded music sales fell by about 10% in 2009, and are down 30% since 2004, after rampant piracy ate in to traditional and legitimate digital sales.
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