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Daily Mail Home: A runaway witness, his glamorous lawyer and a sinister new twist in Putin's bid to crush his nemesis
A criminal trial in Russia which could end in prison for billionaire Alexander Lebedev, the biggest shareholder in the country’s main opposition newspaper, is nearly over.
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Daily Mail Home: Carrie Bradshaw would be jealous! Man uses 8,000 Post-it notes to spring surprise wedding proposal on girlfriend
Brett Beutler from Littleton, Colorado, wrote 'I love you' on 8,000 three-by-three-inch squares of paper and used them to wallpaper his girlfriend, Megan Loosli's front room.
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Daily Mail Home: Tillie Esper who wrote message in bottle almost 100 years ago has her story told
Details have been revealed about the young woman who threw a message in a bottle into the St. Clair River in Michigan, almost 98 years to the day. Tillie Esper was just 23 when she through her message in a bottle into the river. She was on a summer day trip to Tashmoo Park.
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Daily Mail Home: Chancellor George Osborne uses Mansion House speech to declare Britain has 'left intensive care'
George Osborne said in his annual Mansion House speech in central London that there would be an urgent review of proposals to divide RBS into a 'good bank' and a ‘bad bank’.
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Daily Mail Home: Nigel Evans denies fresh claims of sex crime allegations as he is released by police after questioning
Mr Evans, 55, was interviewed by detectives about the latest allegations, involving three men in their 20s, after answering bail over earlier claims of rape and sexual assault.
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BBC News: VIDEO: Lloyds Bank to return to private hands
The Chancellor, George Osborne, has announced the government is preparing to sell its stake in Lloyds Bank back to private investors.
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Daily Mail Home: Alaska heatwave: Sunbathers take to the beach as Arctic state swelters with temperatures close to 100F
Anchorage, the state's biggest city, has seen record temperatures of 81F (27C), while other parts of Alaska are believed to have climbed as high as 98F.
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Daily Mail Home: Tony Blair's Muslim convert sister-in-law Lauren Booth speaks of her fear in wake of Lee Rigby killing
Miss Booth, who converted to Islam two years ago, said that she has felt 'scared' at times when getting on public transport in the wake of the killing of Lee Rigby.
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BBC News: VIDEO: Warning over Work Programme costs
Providers of the government's flagship Work Programme have warned ministers that the costs of helping sick and disabled jobseekers to find jobs can't be met under the scheme.
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BBC News: Bank governor to be made Lord King
Sir Mervyn King says he is "honoured" to be made a peer - as he is praised for his 10 years in the top job at the Bank of England by the chancellor.
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