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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.
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- British troops hand over command to the Americans — again
- Graham Norton is unsung hero of another Eurovision disaster for Britain
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- 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.)
Margareta Pagano: University buys a £1.4m Picasso. What's wrong with this picture?
The first I heard of Durham University's sensational decision to splash out millions on a Picasso painting among other new art was when I received this text from my son, who is a student there: "Durham Uni spent £1.4m on art for one of the centres. ... Now we know where my £9,000 is going."
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- Business week in review
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- Opposition in the post for Royal Mail sale
- Bidding war for burger chain Byron
- Hamish McRae: Share price increase shows Lloyds Bank is healing – but only just
- Here's a solution: It's time for a global companies to pay a Global Profit Tax
- '£6bn' cost of extra day off
- Ex-boss of IBM to review Bloomberg
- UK sales boom lifts European gloom
- Punters rushing to back Jockey Club’s debut
- Market Report: ENRC founders get bid breathing space
- Bookbarn International: How a barn full of old books became a web wonder
- Anthony Hilton: Cutting back too quickly on the cleaners makes a real mess of everything
- Anthony Hilton: Celebrating tradition
- Anthony Hilton: Google's new business Lending Club borrowing from the past
- JP Morgan chief given a boost before vital vote on job-split
- Lloyds’ shares rise above break-even level, raising hopes for sell-off of taxpayers’ stake
- More London bankers in line for bonus pain as the EU cap gets tighter
- Ocado signs online deliveries deal with Morrisons - and faces threat of legal action from Waitrose
- Jim Armitage: Doan Nguyen Duc, the Vietnamese Arsenal fan and the land grab claims
- WH Smith gets lowest customer service rating in UK as Apple tops satisfaction league table
- Hopes of pay-back time for taxpayers as Lloyds shares pass break-even price
- Dell profits drop 79% as takeover battle rages on
- HMRC recalculates bills for 5 million taxpayers
BBC (U.K.)
Bank governor in Help to Buy warning
The outgoing Bank of England governor warns a government plan to boost the housing market with part-mortgage guarantees has no long-term place.
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- Contactless 'charging errors' at M&S
- Morrisons agrees deal with Ocado
- Europe car sales break losing streak
- Public sector pensions face big hit
- Ofcom: 'Too many' nuisance calls
- Lloyds shares hit break-even point
- Jockey Club hits its bond target
- Spain reports monthly trade surplus
- Turkish bonds yield at record low
- Hayward appointed Glencore chairman
- China's Sina Corp sees loss narrow
- MPs challenge Google over UK tax
- RBS to cut a further 1,400 jobs
- Economic benefits of HS2 questioned
- Man lists 12,000 call menu options
- HMRC wins Goldman Sachs court case
- Fuel poverty gap widens
- Eurozone and US inflation falls
- Chancellor to stay on economic path
- Bank of England upgrades forecasts
- Dell posts 79% fall in profits
- Wal-Mart and Asda see profits rise
- BP asks Cameron to curb US leak cost
- Dravid 'shock' over cricket arrests
- Honda to supply 2015 McLaren engines
- Olympic venue's future secured
- VIDEO: Inside the human robot factory
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Financial Times (U.K.)
Fury as senior Tory calls activists ‘loons’
Cameron’s decision to press ahead with gay marriage and inability to deliver immediate EU referendum have created air of mistrust and acrimony in party
- Backlash to hit scandal-tainted City
- Hollande signs gay marriage into law
- EU bonus cap to catch more bankers
- US energy revolution gathers pace
- EU regulates restaurant olive oil bottles
- US condemns Russia over Syria missiles
- Global economy lacking demand growth
- Singleton households dominate marketing
- Ex-IBM chief to lead Bloomberg review
- Tories raise Paris-Berlin tensions
- Downing St rebukes defence secretary
- Ruling threatens Litvinenko inquest
- US wins breathing space on debt ceiling
- EU oil price probe reveals flawed system
- S&P 500 hits fresh record high
- Argentine ex-dictator Videla dies in jail
- US consumer sentiment nears six-year high
- FT hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
- Former head of Caja Madrid held
- ENRC consortium given buyout extension
- Jordan town feels strain of Syrians’ influx
- Spain records first surplus since 1971
- EU car sales inch into positive territory
- Maersk warns on slowing global trade
- Morrison and Ocado deal sparks row
- Accounting boards draft new leasing rules
- Italy takes steps to boost economy
- Profit warnings hit Australian resources
- Caterpillar settles with former ERA owners
News | This is Money
Suspects are 'left dangling' on bail for too long, says top police chief as he calls for a six month limit
Andy Trotter, Chief Constable of the British Transport Police, (pictured) wants to limit bail to six months to stop suspects being ‘left dangling’.
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- Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans under renewed pressure as 'THIRD alleged victim claims he was sexually assaulted by Tory MP'
- Sex-claim Rolf goes back on stage in Bristol after sex claims
- British father, 53, has prostate removed after being told he carried defective gene that boosts his chance of cancer
- Outgoing bank boss Sir Mervyn King slams 'unsatisfactory economic growth' as he criticises Osborne's plan to boost housing market
- Beckham family bid farewell to football: David joins sons on pitch to say tearful goodbye to beautiful game as Posh and Harper watch
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- Last of the boy soldiers? Bid to end centuries of tradition by banning the Army from recruiting under-18s
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