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Former Fifa vice-president paid millions by Qatari company

Jack Warner and family paid almost $2m from Qatari firm linked to country’s successful bid for the 2022 World Cup

MH370: 'co-pilot spoke last words from cockpit'

Malaysian authorities say 27-year-old co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid issued the casual sign-off, "All right, good night"

Working parents to get £2,000 handout

David Cameron and Nick Clegg will reveal that the Coalition’s financial help for child care will be more generous than expected

Scottish vote could be a dry run for an EU referendum

The arguments being made for the Union could soon be used to defend Brussels, writes Benedict Brogan

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Proof of the Big Bang found at the South Pole

Epoch-making discoveries can be made in the unlikeliest of places, as a team in Antarctica have shown. Michael Hanlon explains

L'Wren Scott fashion business 'millions in debt'

Designer LWren Scott is pictured with Mick Jagger

After long-term girlfriend of Mick Jagger found hanged in a Manhattan apartment, it emerges that her company owed £4.6m to creditors

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Pistorius trial: Reeva's mother returns to court

June Steenkamp attends proceedings in Pretoria as police photographer is cross-examined. Follow the latest

Britain offers jets to patrol Russia border

Tanks and trenches to defend Ukraine from Russia

MoD makes offer to supply RAF jets to Nato as Vladimir Putin signs decree recognising Crimea as sovereign state

Shipman: investigation into police handling of victims' remains

Independent probe launched after whistleblower alleges police misled families of Shipman victims over body parts

Pushing people into 40p rate makes them work harder, HMRC finds

George Osborne has said he will cut taxes for the middle class

Official report finds that George Osborne's refusal to reduce tax burden facing middle-class workers will make them work harder

'Come on vicar, complain about this', matron shouted

Care home matron Sharon Talbot revealed her underwear and spoke about her sex life on ''numerous occasions'', a tribunal has heard

Finance »

Sainsbury's sales fall for first time in nine years

Supermarket group suffers decline in sales as industry gears up for price war

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Looming property default in China raises wider fears

people stand near a house sitting in the middle of a new main road on the outskirts of Wenling city in east China's Zhejiang province.

Nomura says the number of ghost towns has spread beyond the disaster stories of Ordos and Wenzhou

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BoE: banks are still too big to fail

Hinkley Point returns 'substantially higher'

New chapter for Vodafone with £6bn Ono deal

GM to take $300m hit and recall 1.5m cars

Personal Finance »

Housing crisis? Start by fixing the savings culture

Households struggle to provide for today and tomorrow...while still paying for yesterday

As the Government extends its mortgage scheme, Dan Hyde argues for a more sustainable prop than this dangerous stimulus

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Got a dispute with the taxman? Try the one day fix

HMRC has quietly rolled out a fast-tracking some individuals to settle tax rows

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With 19 days to go, here are the best cash Isas

Sport »

Manchester United supporters hold the key to David Moyes's Old Trafford future

United supporters hold key to Moyes future

Senior figures at Old Trafford are standing by David Moyes but if the fans turn against him that is expected to change. Mark Ogden reports

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Australian Grand Prix - Bernie Ecclestone promises 'noiser' F1 cars as promoter could sue

Ecclestone vows to deliver 'noisier’ Formula One cars

Australian promoter could sue over new quieter V6 engines which he says are 'breach of contract' by F1

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Arsenal ready to present Arsène Wenger with £100 million summer transfer kitty

Wenger to be handed £100m transfer kitty

Manager expected to wait on outcome of Arsenal's season before deciding whether to sign new contract

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Ten games that will decide the title

Steven Gerrard demands Brendan Rodgers be handed new deal

Spiky Jose Mourinho plays political games before Galatasaray tie

Jose Mourinho: Didier Drogba will rejoin us at Chelsea

Premiership winners to be seeded in successor to the Heineken Cup

Mick Cleary: England's near miss is priceless motivation for 2015

England players to be asked if they want Jonathan Trott back

Mo Farah flies to Kenya for London Marathon tune-up after collapse

Ryan Giggs's disappearance from the picture at Manchester United, on and off the pitch, is one of the more bewildering aspects of David Moyes's troubled reign

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England's rejuvenated scrum-half Danny Care is enjoying his rise after lows of the past, writes Oliver Brown

'For the price of HS2 we could bribe our way to hosting the next 10,000 World Cups'

Qatar World Cup 2022 investigation: former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner and family paid millions

The expression of LA television news anchor Chris Schauble when he realises an earthquake has begun.

Los Angeles TV anchor Chris Schauble is stunned when an earthquake hits during a live news show

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The perils of being left-handed

As Peter Luff, former defence minister, urges teachers to recognise the needs of left handed children, Alice Audley recounts life as a southpaw

'Real person' doesn't belong on cover of Vogue

My day in the MasterChef kitchen

Is Tony 'The Fridge' the world's most extreme marathon runner?

Let children read what they want

Culture »

Katherine Rundell, the author of Rooftoppers (Faber), and Birgitta Sif, the author of Oliver (Walker), shortlisted for the 2014 CILIP Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Medals

Where are the jokes on the Carnegie shortlist?

Books

The shortlists for the CILIP Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Medals for children's books are surprisingly gritty, says Lorna Bradbury

The Plantagenets: 'Sweetly old-fashioned but lacking pizzazz'

Robert Bartlett presenting 'The Plantagenets'

TV

BBC Two's new history series kept the story flowing as freely as the historical blood, says Mark Monahan

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Immortality: fiction's oldest subject

Life after death: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein; Natalie Zemon Davis's The Return of Martin Guerre

Books

From Frankenstein to Martin Guerre, Marcel Theroux picks his favourite stories of life beyond death

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30 great quotes about Ireland

Clockwise: Samuel Beckett, Father Ted, Dara O'Briain, Sinead O'Connor, Oscar Wilde and Edna O'Brien and the famous Irish drink, Guinness

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To mark St Patrick's Day, Ireland's National Day, here are 30 great quotes about the Irish from writers, comedians, politicians and musicians

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The Widower: 'A clammy night in with a softly spoken sociopath'

Look Who's Back: how the Germans fell back in love with Hitler

Mount Everest: the chaos is growing

Life and Death Row: 'A compelling account of the condemned'

TV

BBC Three's documentary provided an unflinching look at capital punishment, says Jake Wallis Simons

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Veronese at the National Gallery: not bad for a 'mere painter'

Travel »

Adrift on a floating hotel

To protect tourism should the country be submerged, a development of floating hotels is planned for the Maldives

Europe's best historic cafes

As a campaign is launched to save Rome's Caffè della Pace, we look at other historic institutions frequented by Trotsky, Sartre and Hitler

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The passenger-powered station

Train station powered by commuters' footsteps

Commuters now have something to show for their journey, thanks to an installation that converts footsteps into electricity

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Britons win wife-carrying contest

Competitors take part in the annual wife-carrying contest

Dozens of couples took part in the seventh UK wife-carrying contest in the Surrey town of Dorking

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India's 'Festival of Colours'

In pictures

The spectacular Holi festival took place on Monday at locations across India

10 of the biggest aviation mysteries

Malaysian Airlines MH370: 10 more aviation mysteries

As the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet continues to baffle, we look at other famous aviation mysteries

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Quirky lighthouses around the world

The windowless plane of the future

Kian Egan’s Barbados

France flights cancelled due to strike

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Interactive and multimedia »

Interactive quiz: name that engine!

Interactive quiz: can you match the noise with the machine ahead of a new dawn for Formula One?

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Inside the world of legalised prostitution

England World Cup Squad Selector

What will your mortgage cost you?

Poaching: species under threat

Antibiotics: death of a wonder drug

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How Osborne could spruce-up the budget

Could flight MH370 have landed undetected?

Obama tells Putin US would not recongnize Crimea vote

US warns Russia of 'consequences' over Crimea

Pistorius knew it was illegal to shoot intruder

Marathon running with a fridge backpack

KTLA anchors Chris Schauble and Megan Henderson are surpised live on-air when a 4.4-magnitude earthquake struck the Los Angeles area.

TV anchors shaken as LA quake strikes

Obituaries »

Tony Benn, the veteran Labour politician, has died at the age of 88. The former cabinet minister, who served as an MP for more than 50 years, died at his home in west London surrounded by family members.

The Deadline – A Podcast To Die For

Smoking with Tony Benn, and Francis Bacon getting beaten up

Tony Benn

Lord Ballyedmond

John Eisenhower

Technology »

Galaxy Note 12.1 Pro: almost a laptop

The best of Samsung's new 'Pro' tablets is a tantalising glimpse of the future - and a reminder of why we need laptops says Matt Warman

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Titanfall review

Google Chromecast UK release date leaked

Fashion »

Remembering L’Wren Scott

L’Wren Scott was the supreme swan: utterly composed outwardly, the 49-year-old never seemed to be anything other than self-assured, recalls Lisa Armstrong

Kate's fashion hits and misses

Terrible celebrity tattoos

What they wore to Buckingham Palace

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Hot Coco

Coco Rocha is the high-octane model with a passion for dance. So who better to show off the latest in sports-meets-luxe?

Bella Figura: Italian fashion

Designer dog beds

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Royal Marine Commandos taking part in a Remembrance Day service on Plymouth Hoe in 2011

10 things no one tells you before you join the Royal Marines

From Jackspeak and silly rig to Spoof and skiing accidents - former Royal Marine Commando Mark Time explains what life in the Corps is really like