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Scotland referendum: We need a poetry of the Union to defeat Salmond's freedom shtick

The Tories are the natural romantics of the Union and should be supplying the passion to hold us together, says Graeme Archer.


Fred Goodwin: a modern-day knight made to suffer a medieval punishment

Fred Goodwin should challenge the judgment of David Cameron's kangaroo court, argues Charles Moore.


Alex Salmond: will disgraced Lords now be stripped of honours?

Scottish First Minister suggests other bankers involved in financial crisis and convicted peers should lose titles.


Ed Miliband: cabinet of millionaires will not fight soaring City bonuses

Affluent backgrounds of Cameron and cabinet put them in "worst position" to curb soaring bonuses for bankers, says Labour leader


Fred Goodwin: decision to strip knighthood was result of 'anti-business hysteria'

Decision to strip former RBS chief executive Fred Goodwin of knighthood criticised by leading business figure.


Fred Goodwin is shredded: former RBS boss stripped of knighthood

Whitehall committee of senior civil servants rules that Fred 'The Shred' Goodwin was an "exceptional case", stripping former bank boss of knighthood despite him not having been convicted of criminal offence.


Former RBS chief executive Fred Goodwin stripped of his knighthood

Disgraced former RBS boss degraded honours system says Cabinet Office, as David Cameron claims it was "right decision".


Vince Cable: footballers deserve lavish pay, bankers don't

Business Secretary Vince Cable says failure in football is "severely punished", while the City "rewards mediocrity".


Man arrested in connection with prison van escape of John Anslow

Detectives hunting an "extremely dangerous" murder suspect who escaped from a prison van following a "well-orchestrated armed ambush" have arrested a man in connection with the incident.


Executive pay is 'unjustifiable', says City superwoman Nicola Horlick

City investment 'superwoman' Nicola Horlick has said it was wrong for executive pay to increase when company profits have struggled.


Executive pay to be linked to rank-and-file salaries

Executives' pay should be set partly according to how much they pay their rank-and-file staff under new government proposals.


Sunday Times emails could enforce case against Chris Huhne

Energy Secretary to discover fate after Sunday Times agreed to hand to police emails between a journalist and his ex-wife.


Chris Huhne may be charged within weeks

Energy Secretary Chris Huhne will learn within weeks if he is to be charged with an offence after the Sunday Times dropped their challenge to a police bid to obtain emails relating to the speeding case.


Huhne may be charged within weeks

Energy Secretary Chris Huhne will learn within weeks if he is to be charged with an offence after the Sunday Times agreed to give police access to key emails.


Chris Huhne gets vote of confidence from David Cameron

David Cameron, the Prime Minister, has said he "has confidence" in Chris Huhne, the Energy Secretary, and will decide whether he should be sacked if he is charged over the speeding fine row, Downing Street insisted today.


Sunday Times may pass Chris Huhne's speeding case emails to police

The publishers of the Sunday Times today dropped their challenge to a police bid to obtain emails relating to the Chris Huhne speeding case.


Concordia: How the disaster unfolded

Interactive timeline shows the key events of Costa Concordia cruise disaster


Elderly may be told to pay £60,000 for care

Report recommends doubling proposed £35,000 cap on amount an elderly or disabled person would pay for care over their lifetime.


Prof Stephen Hawking too unwell to deliver own 70th birthday speech

It was meant to be an opportunity for the world's most famous living scientist to reflect on a remarkable career in front of an audience of friends and peers.


Prof Stephen Hawking too unwell to deliver own 70th birthday speech

It was meant to be an opportunity for the world's most famous living scientist to reflect on a remarkable career in front of an audience of friends and peers.


Stephen Lawrence's mother Doreen describes emotions on hearing guilty verdicts

The mother of the murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence has described her emotions on hearing the guilty verdicts for her son's killers 18 years after he died.


Stephen Lawrence murder: reaction to conviction of Gary Dobson and David Norris

Gary Dobson and David Norris were convicted of the murder of the teenager Stephen Lawrence, 18 years after the killing took place. Here is a round up of the reaction to the verdicts:


Family dreams that died with Stephen Lawrence's murder

Doreen and Neville Lawrence lost not only their son Stephen on the night of April 22 1993, they lost the life that should have been, writes Neil Tweedie.


Stephen Lawrence Murder: killers' mothers should be prosecuted for perjury, says Duwayne Brooks

The parents of Stephen Lawrence's killers should be prosecuted for perjury after they appeared to provide false alibis for their sons, the murdered teenager's best friend has said.


Stephen Lawrence Forensic

Two of Stephen Lawrence's killers were brought to justice by tiny fragments of blood, hair and fibres which were so small that they would "not fill a teaspoon", the court heard.


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