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Whistleblower alerted Defra to scam of bogus free-range eggs
EGG inspectors have been on alert for rogue traders passing off factory farmed eggs as
free range for many months after an anonymous tip-off … 
Salmonella 'found in one imported box in 30'
… the Food Standards Agency (FSA) estimates. The figure rises to about one in eight
boxes among eggs brought in from Spain, the agency said …
Watchdog slams Tube maintenance company
Unions and passenger watchdogs reacted with "I told you so" today after an independent
arbiter criticised the private company contracted to provide most maintenance services on
the London Underground …
Blair challenges Tories to back his plans for nuclear power
… Join the debate A NEW generation of nuclear power stations will be built with
enough capacity to generate at least as much electricity …
No 10 gets ready to resist rebellion over 'toothless' pollution …
… Critics say that the Bill will be toothless without a commitment to annual
reductions in carbon dioxide emissions …
Home Office chided over 'hairy chest' policy
A LEADING chief constable attacked the Government's "hairy chest" approach to law and
order yesterday after Tony Blair announced a series of Home Office measures to tackle
crime …
PM backs 'heavyweight' Chancellor for election
… suggesting that the next election would be fought between a "flyweight" David
Cameron and the "heavyweight" Chancellor …
Bon Jovi fans give Brown rocky ride
… repeatedly forcing the Chancellor to restart a speech which paid tribute to Sir
George Martin, the producer of the Beatles …
On the spot: what led to clemency for death-row Brit
Zahid Hussain , The Times correspondent in Pakistan explains what the process will be now
with the release of Mirza-Tahir Hussain, and the factors which led to the President's
decision …
Political undertones surround reprieve for death row Briton
The case of Mirza-Tahir Hussain, the Briton sentenced to death in Pakistan in 1988, has
gained attention for many reasons, says Richard Beeston , Diplomatic Editor of The Times
The …