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11:36pm

Most NHS staff to get 1% pay rise

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9:41pm

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Climbdown likely over bank shortfall alert

Capital deficit looks far less than Bank of England’s feared £50bn

8:15pm

Asset sales seen as way to raise billions

Alternative review includes privatisation targets to alleviate cuts

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Independent body to oversee infrastructure

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4:40pm

Litvinenko inquest delayed by five months

Extra time needed to translate material on death of ex-KGB agent

12:55pm

UK launches unit to tackle cyber crime

Developing expertise offers chance to neuter threat and boost economy

12:48pm

Trinity Mirror journalists arrested over hacking

Police investigation expands beyond News International titles

12:32pm

Cameron calls vote on press regulation

Prime minister pulls out of cross-party talks on Leveson reforms

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