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Last updated 1 minute ago | Saturday 30 June 2012
Battalions face axe in Army cuts
The Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has suggested that historic battalions that rely on foreign-born recruits face being axed next week in the most significant reforms to the Army in a century.
Cameron: We must clean up 'shoddy' banks
PM has said that cleaning up Britain’s discredited banks is a priority on a par with cutting the country’s debts.
Armed Forces Day: War hero carries Olympic torch
L Cpl Johnson Beharry started the largest ever Armed Forces Day at the national memorial.
Hospital closures 'inevitable' warns think-tank
NHS patients should expect continued rationing of common operations for years to come, while hospital closures are “inevitable”, according to influential think tank The King’s Fund
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes to split up
The Hollywood couple are parting ways after five years of marriage, Holmes' lawyer has confirmed.
Wettest April to June on record - and more to come
Late spring and early summer have been the wettest on record with more than a foot of rain in some places.
David Cameron rules out EU referendum
David Cameron has ruled out an in-or-out referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union.
Markets surge after defeat for Angela Merkel
Traders celebrated an unexpected defeat of austerity strategy.
Tesco will leave America if it fails to make profit
Supermarket boss signals will quit US venture cannot make it work.
Firms’ 'horror’ over rate swaps scandal
Banks must be “held to proper account” for “breach of trust”.
Blake beats Bolt at Jamaican Olympic trials
Yohan Blake serves notice Usain Bolt will have to work for 100m gold at London 2012 with victory in 9.75s.
Benneteau: I was beaten by 'best of all time'
Roger Federer the “best player of all-time” says Julien Benneteau, who lost to the Swiss in five-dramatic sets despite a 2-0 lead.
Morgan stars as England beat Australia
1st ODI: England (272-5) beat Australia (257-9) by 15 runs Morgan's late flourish sets up England victory.
Our universities and the glitter of foreign gold
The soaring number of overseas students is cause for concern, says Peter Stanford
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