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Essex cricketer Mervyn Westfield’s admission that he accepted a “bung” from an illegal betting syndicate to give away runs offers several lessons for professional cricketers, writes Keme Nzerem.
A security firm offers to replace up to 40m electronic keys after its system is compromised. Amid fears of state-sponsored hacker teams, a UK expert tells Channel 4 News “one person could do it”.
Activists angry about proposed cuts to the NHS protest outside high street banks across the country, occupying some and transforming them into pretend hospitals.
More than a million customers have complained to their bank or building society this year, a rise of 5 per cent on 2009. Channel 4 News samples the most common complaints.
Three Pakistani cricketers, questioned by the Metropolitan Police following allegations of match-fixing, will fly home today without charge, officers say.
Home Secretary Theresa May has launched an independent review of the UK’s extradition laws, to see if the UK’s treaty with the US is “unbalanced”. Darshna Soni meets one woman facing extradition.
House prices are back at 2008 levels. On average the value of our castles are now back where they were before the Lehman calamity. So is it hooray! three cheers! and high fives all around?
It’s the Mansion House speech tonight, and it comes on a day when unemployment numbers on the claimant count went up by much less than expected. The chancellor himself is the most high profile example of this. Just a fortnight ago, his own team were unsure as to whether he would be delivering tonight’s landmark…