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Event Advisory: Leading Technologists to Explore Sub-22nm Flash Memory
SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--On December 8, in Baltimore, Maryland, Applied Materials will ...
Darling under fire as UK edges nearer to credit downgrade
Alistair Darling\'s pre-Budget report today is apparently the only thing that can prevent Britain fro...
Plan a 'make and do' Britain and Labour could flourish | Jackie Ashley
Instead of arguing over the nature of cuts, No 10 should offer a positive vision of an economy less reliant on the bankers The game is back on: Labour tails are twitching. After G...
Conkers, goggles, elf'n'safety? You really could make it up | Zoe Williams
In signing up to the great health and safety outrage brigade, Cameron is tutting with the dim and winking at the savvy Here\'s David Cameron , apparently trying this week to claw...
Simon Jenkins: Imposing idiot sanctions on Iran is a direct route to war
Britain has no interest in bullying Iran over nuclear proliferation. The very trap that led to Iraq and Afghanistan looms again What is the difference between Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran? The answer, future historians...
This crucial cog of state and law is just not fit for purpose | Afua Hirsch
The scandals that have plagued Lord Goldsmith point to a constitutional mismatch at the heart of the attorney general\'s role There are two kinds of scandal that can befall Bri...
Diary | Hugh Muir
What\'s the significant link between a thinktank and a petrol tank? Ask John Prescott • Copenhagen is coming, and as we continue to debate what is and isn\'t true about...
Labour opens new front in battle with the City
Gordon Brown threatens transactions levy on top of Alistair Darling\'s pre-budget report super-tax on bonuses Gordon Brown is planning to escalate Labour\'s growing war with the City by threatening two more levies on banks in additi...
Doctors doubt effectiveness of Tamiflu
Review published in British Medical Journal accuses flu drug manufacturer Roche of withholding evidence from trials Roche, the manufacturer of Tamiflu, has made it impossible...
The last resort
Deborah Orr spends a day with the mental health workers who routinely face the most challenging of decisions: when should a patient be sectioned? Ten of us are hanging about on an inner-city street corner, waiting for Natasha Sloman to get off the phone. The bed...
More young adults fail to flee the nest
Thirtysomethings unable to get toehold on property ladder choose to stay in family home, says ONS The meals are hot, the fridge is always full and the rent is free. So is it any surprise that more twenty- and thirtysometh...
Cuts could lead to more public sector innovation
Budget pressures mean senior managers may yet be propelled to create true joined-up services Today, all eyes will be on the chancellor, Alistair Darling, as he announces his pre-...
Alastair Darling could help safeguard public services
The pre-budget report is an opportunity for raising revenue from the wealthy to foster a more level society and protect services Like a work of modern art, a pre-bu...
Letters: Levelling the bankers' bonuses
Peter Preston ( The rewards of banking , 7 December) has a point: bankers are human too. Most of them want exactly the same as us: a decent quality of life. But bankers are not islands: they have to deal with (or are inconvenien...
Blair claim on Iraq WMDs was overtly political, Scarlett tells inquiry
Former spy chief says it was not his place to change then PM\'s foreword to discredited intelligence dossier The government\'s spy chief at the time of the invasion of Iraq distanced himself today from Tony B...
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