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Ségolène Royal and Wikipedia duped by tale of anti-slavery activist
Léon-Robert de L’Astran, an 18th-century shipowner, was praised for his noble refusal to participate in the slave trade. Sadly, however, it seems that he existed only as an internet hoax — duping Wikipedia, the online encyclopaedia, for three years, along with Ségolène Royal and others.
- Blowing South Africa’s Trumpet
- Propaganda war latest: Tehran 3 Israel 0
- Mandelson declares new Labour dead and promises to ‘ruffle feathers’
- The punk prophet of Ing-er-land
- Rachel Bilson models summer dresses
- What the Swedes can teach Prince William and Kate
- British troops hand over command to the Americans — again
- Graham Norton is unsung hero of another Eurovision disaster for Britain
- ‘Difference of opinion’ on BP’s oil rig hours before explosion
- A bedbug epidemic bites New York
- Naked Swiss rambler seeks right to roam the Alps in the buff
- Little people asking big questions: parties where French children eat up philosophy
- Nexus between politics and criminality lies behind Kingston chaos
- Poor reap none of the new riches in continent of broken promises
- ‘We have to help the Greeks,’ say French, ‘it’s our duty’
- Brazil’s flamboyant President strives to make his country a global player
- States hit by oil spill prepare to seize control of botched clean-up
- Gunmen clash with Kingston police in bid to halt extradition of ‘drug lord’
- Voices from the eurozone: German fury over Greece bailout
- Voices from the eurozone: From prostitutes to pasta sellers, ignorance is bliss
- Oil spill brings ‘death in the ocean from top to bottom’
- 'We fled our plane for the shelter as the Taleban attacked our base'
- Beaches polluted five times a day
- Prison trains await unruly England fans
- FSA calls Sir Fred Goodwin to account over RBS unravelling
- BP shares dive amid US senators’ £20bn escrow plan
- Cowdery goes it alone to cut banks’ fees
- ‘A disloyal, dishonest, criminal cheat’ – bank boss denounces rogue trader
- Economy may never recover from banking crisis, warns OBR
The Independent (U.K.)
Marks & Spencer hits an 8-year low after clothes sales slide
Falling clothes sales at Marks & Spencer have dragged down the retail giant's annual profits to an eight-year low, as it said the executive behind the “Your M&S” branding is to step down.
- Homeserve sets £6m aside in FCA inquiry
- Bloomsbury gets by without Harry Potter
- Waterstones starts consultations over jobs with staff
- Sales soar as Eco City moves to front of the taxi rank
- Sales growth returns at Morrisons
- Whiff of scandal lingers at Greencore
- Paragon seeks banking licence
- Not secure any more: G4S boss heads for exit at last
- Market Report: Plunge in revenues makes bwin a loser
- RBS and Lloyds stakes should be sold, says IMF
- Jamie Dimon survives investor rebellion at JP Morgan
- Simon English: M&S glory days in the past? Bolland has little time to prove otherwise
- Cement works sell-offs sought to improve the mix
- Simon English: Politics will decide Royal Mail float price
- Inflation registers surprise April fall
- Simon English: Vodafone's tax talk is just a nuisance call
- Vodafone tells tax critics it more than pays its way
- Adam Grant: Givers and takers - who are the best performers in the workplace?
- Peppa, the cartoon pig, set to bring home the bacon
- How to say ‘I’m a sellout’: Tumblr’s David Karp’s message of reassurance to his staff sounded very familiar
- Carnival sounds profits alarm as it cuts prices to recover from Concordia tragedy
- Burberry upbeat on China prospects as it reveals strong menswear sales
- Nick Buckles pockets £16m as he finally quits G4S
- Peppa Pig and Hunger Games company declares 25% rise in profits and gears up for FTSE 250 entry
- Royal Mail reveals profits boost - but Vince Cable says 'no alternative' to privatisation
- Cement firms face action over 'failure to compete' on pricing
- Some good economic news: Inflation drop is bigger than expected
- Market Report: Success in retail not always a good thing
- Investment View: Reputations are at stake, but Shell is a better bet than BP
BBC (U.K.)
Apple's Tim Cook defends tax claim
Apple boss Tim Cook defends its tax strategy at a Senate hearing, after the tech giant is accused of being among America's largest tax avoiders.
- HMRC to miss tax credit fraud target
- Microsoft unveils Xbox One console
- Nationwide mortgage lending rises
- SSE profits up after cold weather
- Cameron to warn EU summit over tax
- Japan sees 10th trade deficit in row
- Hong Kong probes commodities market
- Record closing high for US shares
- JP Morgan boss wins shareholder vote
- Marks and Spencer sees profits fall
- Pound falls after dip in inflation
- Former Saab cars chiefs arrested
- Scotland 'can afford independence'
- Cement firms warned over competition
- Sharp jump in Royal Mail profits
- Man Utd earns £60m in TV money
- G4S chief Nick Buckles steps down
- Data suggests housing market pick-up
- Back-to-work scheme failing, say MPs
- Tax credits scam email warning
- China 'can't be free rider on trade'
- High inflation 'cost UK GDP £10bn'
- Thousands rally to oppose Italy cuts
- Not your typical multimillionaire
- The cassette makes a comeback
- Firms aiming to make money while doing good
- Man City form New York MLS franchise
- India cricketers' remand extended
- Games numbers 50% below target
Financial Times (U.K.)
BoJ holds off on fresh monetary easing
Japan’s central bank decides against fresh monetary easing, judging the measures already taken to stimulate growth enough to revive an economy showing signs of ’picking up’
- Apple chief defends tax practices
- Dimon victory despite investor backlash
- Fiat Industrial to move tax home to UK
- SAP seeks programmers with autism
- Stockholm riots spread after third night of unrest
- Rafsanjani banned from presidential poll
- Chiefs talk up India-China trade target
- Microsoft unveils new media-friendly Xbox
- Twitter wins over teens in race for users
- Asian shares rally ahead of Bernanke testimony
- Shares advance ahead of Bernanke speech
- BP increases challenges to oil spill payouts
- Gay marriage ‘tipping point’ for Tory grassroots
- Inflation fall boosts Osborne against IMF
- Rescuers search for Oklahoma survivors
- Brouhaha français sur l’éducation en anglais
- Buckles bows out from G4S
- Nasa tries recipe for Star Trek replicators
- UK inflation falls to seven-month low
- Salmond outlines case for Scottish independence
- Kyle Bass bets on full-blown Japan crisis
- Southern Europe’s woes take toll on Vodafone
- M&S hit by weak clothing sales
- Backlash blamed for woes at Russia’s ‘Silicon Valley’
- Apple’s Cook faces Senate grilling on tax
- Berlin plans partial EU treaty change
- Dublin rejects Apple tax avoidance claims
- Oklahoma tornado kills at least 51
- Qatar snaps up stakes in key lenders
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Microsoft unveils the new Xbox One - with improved voice controls, an exclusive Halo TV show, built-in Skype and a redesigned Kinect sensor
Microsoft has unveiled the Xbox One at an official launch event in Washington. The new Xbox One has been designed to run much faster than its Xbox 360 predecessor. It has improved voice recognition, Skype functions built-in and comes with a completely redesigned version of its motion-sensing technology Kinect.
- Dominique Venner: Right-wing historian shoots himself in Notre Dame cathedral 'in protest at gay marriage'
- Latest internet meme 'bearding' is the cat's whiskers
- Runaway, bride! Woman in wedding dress flees as she is chased across grass by excitable dog
- If only the queues moved this quickly! Heathrow takes delivery of 260,000 217mph Lamborghini... but refuses to say what it's for
- Eating sweets DOESN'T make you more likely to be overweight or develop heart disease
- Rendition case involving Libyan Abdel Hakim Belhadj who is suing the British Government could be heard in secret
- Chris Grayling launches crackdown on criminals who are freed from jail halfway through their sentences
- Sam fell for my car before me, says Cameron: PM says he was able to woo his wife because he could drive her around
- From hedgehogs to otters, our wildlife winners and losers: 60% of species decline... as others thrive
- SANDRA PARSONS: Can no one force GPs to do their job properly?
- Bad weather could raise your blood pressure and even kill you
- Oklahoma tornado 2013: 7 children found drowned in Plaza Towers Elementary school in Moore
- Broadmoor wing which 'holds dangerous killers is run like a social club with patients giving each other BACK WAXES on a pool table'
- Business is booming for sex shop boss who turns fourth former Little Chef into 'couple friendly adult superstore'
- SIMON HEFFER: The ugly truth is a smug Tory elite has sneered at the party faithful for decades
- Royal Mail boss Moya Greene: Treat junk mail with respect - as it helps profits rise by 60%
- Three forgers jailed for total of 12 years for biggest ever plot to flood Britain with 1.5million in fake pound coins
- Forget Poundland... now there's Poundcafe! Hundreds of customers flood new eatery in one of Britain's most deprived areas to get a fry-up for just 1
- Camomile tea 'fights cancer': Chemical contained in drink takes away 'superpowers' in disease's cells
- Don't visit casualty - email your GP instead: NHS chief Mike Farrar's astonishing answer to A&E crisis
- Is Pope Francis an exorcist? Video appears to show Pontiff perform exorcism on wheelchair-bound boy after Sunday Mass
- ONS: House prices rise by 2.7% across UK in the last year
- Oklahoma tornado: Elementary school where 7 children were killed by tornado 'couldn't afford storm shelter'
- Newly qualified driver, 18, quoted 33,000 to insure her 400 Daewoo Matiz
- Communist soldiers of North Korea have fun at the fair as incredible images capture army during 'downtime'
- Bright teenager gains highest English A-level in the country despite predictions she would fail after doctors diagnosed her with dyspraxia
- Want to be a Garden Girl? Fork out 387: Pitch selling clothes for green-fingered women proves popular at Chelsea
- Ofcom launches probe into TV shopping channels over claims customers are being misled by 'high-pressure' sales offers
- A woman's risk of post-natal depression could be identified by a simple blood test during pregnancy
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