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PM warned over vulnerable families

Highly vulnerable households risk being harmed by the Government's "populist" benefit cap, the woman appointed by David Cameron to get families back into work has warned.
 

Salmond condemned over BBC comment

Opposition leaders have called for Alex Salmond to apologise after he used a term linked to officials in Nazi Germany to describe a BBC adviser.

After UN veto, US proposes Syria coalition

An international coalition to support Syria's opposition is being discussed after a UN attempt to end nearly 11 months of bloodshed was blocked.

Commodities markets summary

New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for delivery in March, rose $US1.48 to $US97.84 a barrel. Brent North Sea crude for March delivery rallied $US2.51 to $US114.58 a barrel in London. The US economy added a net 234,000 jobs last month, pushing the unemployment rate down to 8.

Australian market preview

AAP The Australian market looks set to open higher. At 0625 AEDT on Monday, the March share price index futures contract was up 56 points at 4,278. In economic news on Monday, the TD Securities-Melbourne Institute inflation gauge for January is released, as are the ANZ job advertisements series for....

Niinisto wins poll to be Finnish president

Former finance minister Sauli Niinisto of the conservative National Coalition Party has been elected as Finland's president.

More people losing jobs in the north

Unemployment figures give new impetus to calls for an elected assembly for the north of England Jobs in the north of England are being lost at four times the rate in the rest of the country, deepening the economic divide and prompting new calls for devolution of powers to an elected assembly for the north.

'Only three months to save the NHS'

Labour leader urges cross-party campaign to block Andrew Lansley's health reform bill Labour leader Ed Miliband is calling on the public to join a three-month campaign to kill off the government's controversial NHS reforms as pressure mounts on David Cameron to withdraw the coalition's flagship health and social care bill from parliament.

Europe's shadow darkens outlook

A renewed focus on Europe's banking and debt crisis may quickly sap the nascent optimism about global economic prospects that followed a remarkably solid U.S. January employment report.

TiVo shares appear to be discounted: report (Reuters)

Reuters - TiVo Inc is trading at a compelling discount and could be a possible acquisition target by Microsoft or Google, Barron's financial newspaper reported on Sunday.

William Hague accuses Russia and China as Syria heads toward 'civil war'

William Hague on Sunday accused Russia and China of "tipping Syria closer to civil war" as he urged the Arab League to take the lead in international efforts to force President Bashar al-Assad from power.

Reality Check: Visit both sides of Hebron

If school students are to be sent to areas that are at the heart of the of the country’s internal political argument, then it is vitally important that they are shown both sides of the argument.

Students should visit Hebron

Even if the historical sites will not remain under Israeli sovereignty after a permanent settlement with the Palestinians, young Israeli Jews should be exposed to them.

Trajtenberg: More tax breaks for the rich

Giving a few tax credits to the poor does not justify the tremendous tax cuts given to the rich.

Many feared killed in gold mine collapse in Sudan

Khartoum, Sudan (PANA) - Many people were feared killed or injured on Sunday when an artisanal gold mine collapsed in Ummdawal area, located some 750 km west of the national Khartoum.

Valuation of cos have to consider regulatory risk

From the perspective of equity investors of any scale, the impact of the Supreme Court's order on the telecom sector has hardly any negative.

Gingrich's Southern revival strategy

Newt Gingrich said Sunday he is plotting a Southern revival, while Rick Santorum and Ron Paul seek stronger showings in upcoming caucuses to slow front-runner Mitt Romney's momentum after his second straight victory in the Republican presidential race.

Market is now in an optimistic mode: Raamdeo

India's economy has to grow at 8% to 8.5% for companies' revenue growth to expand 18-20%, said Raamdeo Agrawal, joint managing director, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.

PE managers try to sell India story over China

While knocking on the doors of the richie rich of the world, trying to persuade them to invest, they have to often take on a blunt question these days

'We want budget to lift the investor sentiment'

'Worry about big banks, but look out for small banks,' is the one-line advice from Neeraj Swaroop, the outgoing chief of Standard Chartered in India to his successor Sunil Kaushal.

What to watch out for in a delisting offer

The stock market was mostly in the grip of the bears last year. However, some investors still managed to pocket handsome returns riding on the 'delisting' theme

Obi gives N1m each to widows of Mubi massacre

GOVERNOR Peter Obi Sunday presented a cheque of N1 million each to 14 widows whose husbands were murdered by suspected Boko Haram members in Mubi, Adamawa State, thereby redeeming the promise he made last week.

No agreement in Greek debt talks

Crisis talks in Greece for huge new debt deals will continue on Monday, leaders of parties supporting the country's coalition government have said .

Police Strike Leaves Brazil City on Edge

Nearly 3,000 Brazilian troops patrolled the city of Salvador, appearing to lift the climate of fear that gripped the seaside tourist destination since a statewide police strike set off a spike in homicides and looting.

EU to introduce new sanctions on Syria – Belgium foreign minister

The European Union may introduce a new package of sanctions against Syria, La Libre Belgique daily quoted on Sunday Belgium Foreign Minister, Didier Reynders as saying.

Pro-EU Niinisto wins Finnish presidency - early results

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Pro-Europe politician Sauli Niinisto won Finland's presidency, according to early results in Sunday's run-off election, showing voters want to keep the country in the euro zone despite their misgivings over European Union bailouts.
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Opposition leaders have called for Alex Salmond to apologise after he used a term linked to officials in Nazi Germany to describe a BBC adviser.