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Business welcomes fresh proposal
BUSINESS groups last night gave a qualified welcome to proposals to bolster companies'
relationships with the tax authorities that will be confirmed today by Gordon Brown … 
Now Nationwide eyes option of current-account fees
THE Nationwide Building Society yesterday said it would like to follow the pioneering move
of First Direct and impose current account charges …
US radio group in $26.7bn buyout
CLEAR Channel Communications agreed yesterday to be taken private by a consortium of
Thomas H. Lee Partners and Bain Capital in a $26.7 billion (£14 …
Bush warns North Korea not to share nuclear secrets
… saying such an act would be considered a grave threat to the US …
French video site takes on YouTube with local offering
A French video-sharing website is taking on the might of YouTube by offering content which
caters specifically to local viewers - an area the internationally-minded YouTube may have
overlooked. DailyMotion …
Abuse of Iraq prisoners ' officially cleared'
Seven soldiers who are on trial for abusing Iraqi detainees were acting on official
guidelines when they used pre-interrogation techniques banned under the Geneva Convention,
a court was told today …
The sparkle distracts from the policies
… Many of the Bills announced yesterday could affect all of us, while the
Westminster theatre, though diverting on the day, will soon be forgotten …
Day of tiaras and tantrums, of pomp and pompadours
IT WAS the last Queen's Speech for Tony Blair. The Prime Minister was standing directly
under my perch in the Lords and, as I looked down at his thinning crown …
Bills list
::NOMPU::BORDER AND IMMIGRATION BILL More powers for immigration officers, including the
power of arrest and ability to collect biometric details CHILD SUPPORT BILL Replaces Child
Support Agency with a new …
Shoppers deceived in free-range egg scandal
CUSTOMERS across Britain have been sold millions of eggs passed off as free-range when
they were produced in factory farms on the Continent, The Times has learnt …