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Leveson Inquiry: Jeremy Hunt tried to intervene in Vince Cable scrutiny of ...

Telegraph.co.uk -
Jeremy Hunt tried to intervene in Vince Cable's scrutiny of the News Corporation bid for BSkyB but was warned off approaching the Business Secretary by lawyers, it has emerged.

Alex Salmond predicts million-strong movement for Scottish independence

The Guardian -
Alex Salmond has predicted that a million Scots will be signed up to join a popular mass movement that will eventually win independence for Scotland, as he launched a formal campaign to leave the UK.

FOREX-Euro falls vs dollar on fears debt crisis may spread

Reuters UK -
* Spain's Catalonia asks for help, raises contagion fears * Uncertainty in Greece keeps sentiment bearish (Updates prices, adds details, adds quotes) NEW YORK, May 25 (Reuters) - The euro slipped to near two-year lows against the dollar on Friday, ...

Analysts play down find of higher-grade uranium in Iran

AFP -
By Isabelle Le Page (AFP) - 1 hour ago VIENNA - Analysts on Friday played down the UN atomic agency finding traces of higher-grade uranium in Iran, saying it was likely due to a technical glitch rather than a covert attempt to enrich to weapons grade.

Private spacecraft reaches space station

Financial Times -
By Chris Nuttall in San Francisco A robotic arm high above the earth reached out and successfully grabbed an unmanned capsule for a historic docking of the first private spacecraft to reach the International Space Station.

Egyptian election results a 'nightmare scenario'

The Guardian -
Egypt looks set for weeks of tension and uncertainty after the first round of its landmark presidential election produced a run-off between the candidate backed by the powerful Muslim Brotherhood and a former general who is seen as a hangover from the ...

French President Defends Afghan Withdrawal Timetable

Voice of America -
French President Francois Hollande has defended his plan to withdraw combat troops from Afghanistan by the year's end, during a surprise visit to the restive country Friday.

Ukraine Parliament Debate Over Language Escalates, Badly

New York Times -
MOSCOW - The speaker of Ukraine's Parliament on Friday suggested disbanding the chamber and calling new elections after a debate over adopting Russian as the official second language in some parts of Ukraine broke down into a sweaty brawl.

Lebanese pilgrims abducted in Syria freed, officials say

Los Angeles Times -
BEIRUT-- A group of Lebanese Shiite pilgrims abducted in northern Syria earlier this week were freed Friday and arrived in Turkey on their way back to Beirut, according to officials.

Former Met detective accused of falsifying records in rape cases

The Guardian -
A former Metropolitan police detective is to face 13 charges over allegations he falsified records in rape investigations. Ryan Coleman-Farrow, 30, was leading the investigations while serving as a detective constable in the Met's specialist sex crimes ...

Piers Morgan to anchor CNN's coverage of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee

Telegraph.co.uk -
Piers Morgan will provide a live running commentary on the events of the Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee for the American network.

Serial rapist who thought he was "untouchable" jailed indefinitely

Telegraph.co.uk -
A former Army captain felt he was “untouchable” after police failed to prosecute him for two rapes and one sexual assault, leaving him free to go on and rape his fourth victim, a court heard yesterday.

Two Britons feared dead in crocodile-infested Indian waters

Telegraph.co.uk -
One British man is dead and another missing after they embarked on an adventure canoeing trip in crocodile-infested waters in India.

Bankia Seeks €19 Billion From Spanish Government

Wall Street Journal -
By CHRISTOPHER BJORK MADRID—Bankia SA is planning to ask for €19 billion in financial support from the Spanish government, people familiar with the situation said Friday, in what would represent the largest bank bailout in the country's history.

Lynch eyes next autonomous move

Financial Times -
By Maija Palmer, technology correspondent No one was especially surprised when Mike Lynch, founder of Autonomy, parted company with Hewlett-Paclard this week.

HSBC avoids investor rebellion over pay while Trinity Mirror feels discontent

Telegraph.co.uk -
HSBC has dodged an investor rebellion as the so-called “Shareholder Spring” passed by Europe's biggest bank. By Emma Rowley and Katehrine Rushton Some 10.2pc of the vote went against HSBC's remuneration report at its annual meeting in London yesterday.

Dixons acts to reassure investors

The Guardian -
Dixons Retail is "on track" to meet a £160m bond repayment later this year, the electrical high street chain has confirmed, as it moved to reassure investors over its financial position.

Cookie consent laws come into force this weekend

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Telegraph.co.uk -
Websites will be required by law to ask users what data they are consent to have stored about them online from this weekend. Some websites, such as online shops, store information in cookies to make things easier for return visitors.

'Ghost Recon' good, slow-paced shooter

Toronto Sun -
Xbox 360 (reviewed), PS3 Ubisoft Rating: Mature 4.0 stars In the wide world of Tom Clancy video games, Ghost Recon falls somewhere between the careful, solo stealth of Splinter Cell and the more run-and-gun, team-based action of Rainbow Six.

Klaxons' James Righton engaged to Keira Knightley

NME.com -
The couple, who were reportedly introduced by mutual pal Alexa Chung, began dating in March of 2011 and have been together ever since.

Robert Pattinson: Working With 'Cosmopolis' Director Was 'A Relief'

MTV.com -
Actor reveals how he prepared for his role in the David Cronenberg film at a Cannes Film Festival press conference. By Fallon Prinzivalli Director David Cronenberg's "Cosmopolis" received mixed reviews after its debut at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival ...

Euro 2012: Steven Gerrard backs Andy Carroll

Daily Mail -
By Sportsmail Reporter New England captain Steven Gerrard believes revitalised striker Andy Carroll can terrorise opposing defences during Euro 2012 if he repeats the end-of-season-form shown at Liverpool.

Gerrard: If Martinez is Liverpool manager he has my full support

Goal.com -
By Miles Chambers Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has said Roberto Martinez will have his full support if the Wigan boss takes over at Anfield.

Samuels and Sammy steal show as England labour on Day One against West Indies

Daily Mail -
By Sportsmail Reporter Marlon Samuels put England on the back foot with a superb century on Day One of the Second Test at Trent Bridge.

Carl Froch is prepared to fight dirty against Lucian Bute

BBC Sport -
By Ben Dirs BBC Sport Carl Froch says he is prepared to fight dirty in a bid to become a three-time world champion when he fights Lucian Bute in Nottingham on Saturday.

British butterfly defies doom prediction to thrive in changing climate

The Guardian -
A modest but resilient British butterfly has bucked the trend of worried predictions about the species' health, with scientists reporting it appears to have benefited rather than lost out from climate change.

Council sign order to restrict public access to Rothamsed Research in lead up ...

St Albans & Harpenden Review -
The council has signed an order to restrict public access to the land surrounding Rothamsted Research in the lead up to Sunday's protest.

Male contraceptive pill still a pipe dream

NHS Choices -
“Scientists are a step close to developing a contraceptive pill for men,” says The Daily Telegraph. The newspaper says that new research has found a gene the controls the final stages of sperm development and could result in temporary infertility if ...

Medics smash house to save 63-stone teen

The Sun -
By JOHN COLES AN army of firemen, engineers and medics demolished part of a HOUSE to save Britain's biggest teenager yesterday after she had a seizure.

David Cameron: we must treat dementia sufferers better until we find a cure

Telegraph.co.uk -
Dementia is not an inevitable part of growing old and hospitals should treat sufferers better until a cure is found, David Cameron has said.

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