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Obama on tour: 'If it's Saturday, it must be London'
The Democratic presidential candidate has shored up his foreign-policy credentials with his carefully orchestrated globe-trotting. But it remains to be seen whether this will impress the folks back home, says Foreign Editor Raymond Whitaker
Firm with licence to print Mugabe's money
The Mugabe regime's final lifeline is a small Vienna-based software company that helps it to keep printing the money it relies on for its survival, The Independent can reveal.
Britain's war on food waste
The Government is to launch a campaign to stamp out Britain's waste food mountains as part of a global effort to curb food prices.
Fritzl daughter questioned
The woman allegedly held captive by her father for 24 years has been questioned by prosecutors for the first time, it was reported today.
House prices plunge again – as estate agents raise their fees
Many of Britain's biggest estate agents are raising their prices in a desperate bid to increase their earnings from the ever-dwindling number of homes they are now able to sell.
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1 50 years, 50 giant leaps: How Nasa rocked our world
3 Call me Jackie... OK Carla - but does that make Sarko the new JFK?
4 Randy Pausch: Professor famous for his 'last lecture'
5 Love child and mistress claims hit Edwards
6 What traffic? Go to work on a jetpack
7 Evil under the sun: The dark side of the Pitcairn Island
8 Tottenham keen for Modric to spur new generation
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1 Statins 'halve' the risk of dementia
2 Love child and mistress claims hit Edwards
3 Fast food invasion hits Mediterranean diet in its heartland
4 A threat to Coca-Cola? Japan sips the eel thing
5 Randy Pausch: The dying man who taught America how to live
6 Six To View - pick of the property market
7 Groovy old men: The rise of the silver swingers
9 Merrill's fire sale sparks fears of more write-downs by the banks
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2 Hamish McRae: Don't despair over house prices
3 Mark Steel: Why do the unions keep handing over their money?
4 Hypersomnia: 'My doctor thought I was on drugs'
5 Deborah Orr: Face the facts: men are more prone to violence than women
6 50 years, 50 giant leaps: How Nasa rocked our world
7 Adrian Hamilton: A bitter power struggle for the soul of democracy
8 Dominic Lawson: These MPs only really care about one thing... their jobs
9 Brown warns Iran over nuclear threat
10 Dominic Lawson: We should have no reason to be surprised when a doctor turns out to be a murderer
Columnist Comments
• Deborah Orr: Face the facts: men are more prone to violence than women
What is murder? It is a much more complicated question than it may seem
• Mark Steel: Why do the unions keep handing over money?
Where unions have defied the trend and grown has been where they're seen to be defending the workforce
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