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British scientists may have found a way to grow “off the shelf” veins and arteries, The Daily Telegraph today reported. The newspaper said the...

The ten must-read pieces from this morning's papers. . . 1. Bash the poor and wave the flag - how this Tory trick works (Guardian). . Jonathan...

Human remains, believed to be a man's torso, were Friday found wrapped in a package on an Australian beach.. . Police officers examining the...

European football chief Michel Platini has renewed his calls for the 2022 World Cup to be staged in the middle of the European winter to avoid the...

By Tim Ross, Political Correspondent. 3:56PM GMT 27 Jan 2012. Comments . . The review will investigate whether the courses are too narrow and could...

Expand . Packages of a drug which users inject to create a fast tan have been seized by health and border authorities.. . The so-called "Barbie...

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Salman Rushdie has pulled out of a literary festival in India. Threats of violence did the trick. Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Scots writer Alan...

Full Comment's Araminta Wordsworth brings you a daily round-up of quality punditry from across the globe. Today: David Cameron's refusal to sign on...

The Daily Telegraph reports that the European Union bureaucrats have issued a directive banning water bottlers from claiming that water reduces...

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