Jun
2008
Articles from 18th Jun 2008
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Rail strike could hit big stations
Jun 18 2008 | UK News
More than 100 Network Rail managers and supervisors at some of the UK’s biggest stations are to stage a one-day strike in a long-running row over pay and conditions. Read
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Prince of Wales launches scheme to help upland farmers
Jun 18 2008 | UK News
The Prince of Wales will launch an initiative to help support upland sheep farmers during his annual summer tour of Wales with the Duchess of Cornwall. Read
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Law Lords quash murder conviction due to anonymous witnesses
Jun 18 2008 | UK News
A double murder conviction has been quashed by the Law Lords because witnesses who feared for their lives were allowed to give evidence anonymously. Read
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New deal sees tanker drivers get 14pc
Jun 18 2008 | UK News
The deal aimed at ending the bitter fuel tanker drivers’ dispute is worth around 14 per cent over two years, it has emerged. Read
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Footballers could face manslaughter charge over student death
Jun 18 2008 | UK News
Several young footballers could face manslaughter charges over the death of a student after new evidence came to light. Read
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Businessman charged with wife's murder
Jun 18 2008 | UK News
A businessman whose wife disappeared without trace nearly nine years ago has been charged with her murder. Read
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FSA accused of failing policyholders
Jun 18 2008 | UK News
The City watchdog was today criticised for failing to protect the interests of policyholders in with-profit funds. Read
