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Our member firms account for approximately 80% of all new homes built in England and Wales in any one year, and include companies of all sizes, ranging from multi-national household names through regionally based businesses and small local companies. 1. Pakistani pilgrims visit Kashmir data: 10.04.08 A group of 52 Hindu pilgrims from Pakistan visits a famous Indian shrine in Jammu and Kashmir state. 2. EU leader urges Turkey to speed changes data: 10.04.08 The president of the European Commission said Wednesday that he would urge Turkey to speed up reforms and show more interest in European Union membership during his first official visit this week. 3. Grand prix chief holds ground amid calls to quit over sex scandal data: 10.04.08 Max Mosley, head of the International Automobile Federation, has admitted he was in the sadomasochistic session caught on tape, rejected implications that there were Nazi themes and defended what he did as 'completely legal.' 4. Outrage over cartoons still trying for Danes data: 27.03.08 A cartoonist and his editor, still plagued by their decision to print cartoons of Muhammad, stand by their work. 5. Two Israelis die in battle at fuel terminal data: 10.04.08 Palestinian militants from Gaza have launched an audacious cross-border raid on a fuel terminal, killing two Israelis in a fierce shoot-out. 6. Afghan suicide attack kills eight data: 10.04.08 A suicide car bomb explodes in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, killing at least eight civilians, officials say. 7. Jobs: The highs and lows of a professional football manager data: 19.03.08 THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF A PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL MANAGER 8. Football: Strachan rues misses data: 19.03.08 Manager Gordon Strachan is left to rue a number of missed chances as Aberdeen dump Celtic out of the Scottish Cup. 9. Barca official says camouflaging player indiscipline data: 10.04.08 Barcelona are using player injuries to hide the fact that a number of players have been sidelined for indiscipline, a high-ranking official at the club said on Wednesday. 10. Diana inquest lays blame on driver and paparazzi data: 10.04.08 A jury at a British inquest found Monday that Princess Diana was unlawfully killed by the negligent driving of her chauffeur and photographers who pursued her speeding Mercedes. 11. Belgium gets new government, but how long will it last? data: 27.03.08 After a nine-month political crisis that prompted speculation that the country might split, Yves Leterme of the Flemish Christian Democrats was sworn in Thursday as prime minister. But many voters believe the new government will be too weak to last. 12. Every British Olympian to be drug tested before Beijing data: 27.03.08 Every British athlete competing in the Beijing Olympics will be dope tested at least once before this year's Games as part of the country's most comprehensive pre-Olympic testing programme, UK Sport announced on Wednesday. 13. Scots beaches 'worst for waste' data: 10.04.08 Scottish beaches have the worst levels of sanitary waste in the UK, according to a new survey. 14. Delia Smith's recipes 'have too much salt' data: 07.04.08 A number of Delia Smith's recipes in her How to Cheat at Cooking series contain more salt than the recommended daily intake, food campaigners warn today. 15. Writer Arthur C Clarke dies at 90 data: 19.03.08 British science fiction writer Sir Arthur C Clarke, author of more than 100 books, dies in Sri Lanka at the age of 90. 16. Tears and tantrums data: 19.03.08 Spencer Livermore, the long-time aide to Gordon Brown who is leaving Number 10 to go to Saatchi & Saatchi and Fallon, has not been ousted by Stephen Carter, the... 17. Food colourings with link to hyperactivity may be banned data: 10.04.08 Food safety watchdogs are expected to call today for a ban on six artificial food colourings which have been linked to hyperactivity in children. 18. Heather Mills vs Paul McCartney: what they wanted data: 19.03.08 On January 31 of this year Heather Mills argued that she and daughter Beatrice, four, needed ÂŁ3,250,000 a year to live, which equated to a total of ÂŁ99,480,000. 19. Yahoo seeks boost from ad sales system data: 07.04.08 New platform aims to simplify significantly the process of buying and selling adverts online and improve Yahoo's value in the face of Microsoft's renewed takeover efforts 20. For English churches, lead thieves destroy a rich heritage data: 07.04.08 Strong demand for metals from newly industrializing China and India is stripping some buildings in Western countries. 21. Boeing delays 787 deliveries again data: 10.04.08 The new delivery date of autumn 2009 puts the plane, known as the Dreamliner, more than a year behind its original schedule. 22. Extra troops to be sent to fight Taliban data: 07.04.08 Britain is poised to send another 450 troops to Afghanistan and take control of its most war-torn region for at least the next two years following pressure from the United States, The Daily Telegraph has learned. 23. Fiona: Natasha Kaplinsky's news is good news! data: 07.04.08 Doesn't the reaction to Natasha Kaplinsky's pregnancy just say everything about how hideously family-unfriendly this country is? 24. Mirror Money: 100% mortgage? Don't let it get on top of you data: 10.04.08 Hundreds of thousands of home owners with "supersize" loans face mortgage misery. 25. Prosecutors quiz Samsung boss data: 07.04.08 The boss of South Korea's Samsung Group is questioned by prosecutors over corruption allegations. 26. Zell lifts mood with zany jokes at Tribune data: 10.04.08 Since taking control three months ago of Tribune Company, publisher of the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune, Sam Zell has taken to peppering the typically bland company announcements with zany jokes and parodies 27. Sue Carroll: Thank God Fayed's forced to let Di rest data: 10.04.08 At the end of play, as befits the owner of a Premier League side who has just thrown disgusting sums of money at his team, Mohamed Al Fayed discovered this week that even his vast wealth couldn't buy him the result he wanted. 28. Trader sues over 'lap dance injury' data: 19.03.08 A Wall Street trader is seeking damages after allegedly being hit in the face by a stripper's high heel as she performed a lap dance for him. 29. Turkish court weighs bid to shut down governing party data: 07.04.08 The petition alleging Islamist activities has divided Turkey, increased uncertainty in the financial markets and could undermine Ankara's campaign to join the European Union. 30. Mills' evidence 'inaccurate' data: 19.03.08 Heather Mills' evidence in her divorce case with Sir Paul McCartney was "inaccurate", the judge's ruling states. |