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Ruling due on radical preacher
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
An immigration tribunal is due to rule on the fate of radical preacher Abu Qatada.
Credit Suisse to axe 650 UK jobs
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Investment bank Credit Suisse has announced plans to shed around 650 jobs in the UK.
Tories lead over Labour slashed
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
The Tories' lead over Labour has been slashed to just one point in the latest poll.
Tory anger over arrest talks
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Ministers have been accused of trying to shut the Tories out of top level talks about Commons Speaker Michael Martin's response to the controversy over the arrest of Opposition frontbencher Damian Green.
Menezes coroner to sum up
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
A coroner leading the inquest into the death of Jean Charles de Menezes is due to begin summing up evidence for the jury.
Brits still stranded in Thai chaos
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
UK tourists stranded in Thailand are hoping extra flights can get them home as the political strife in the country intensifies.
Child services face tougher reviews
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Tougher inspection regimes for child protection services across the country have been introduced to avoid a repeat of failings exposed by the Baby P tragedy.
Tesco reports drop in sales growth
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Supermarket giant Tesco has reported a halving in UK sales growth in the third quarter after it said like-for-like sales rose by 2%.
Call for end to 'benefits culture'
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith has called for an end to a "benefits culture" on council estates as he unveiled proposals to give tenants who pay rent and make a positive contribution help in buying a stake in their homes.
Jobless face losing benefits
9:35am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
The unemployed could get their benefits stopped for up to four weeks if they repeatedly refuse to co-operate with attempts to find them work.
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