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Reports of Dyke fury at stars who 'take BBC money then slag us off'
The BBC director general, Greg Dyke, has delivered an angry rebuke to highly paid BBC staff such as Nicky Campbell and Kate Adie who have made provocative public comments about the workings of the corporation.
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Plunge in visitors to Britain from America
A collapse in the number of overseas visitors coming to Britain since the terrorist attack on the US was reported yesterday by the office for national statistics.
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Don't demonise Bin Laden, cautions MoD official
A senior Ministry of Defence official yesterday warned of the danger of building up Osama bin Laden into a figure around whom Arab opinion rallied to vent hostility to the US.
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Student killed on first day at docks
Shipping company Euromin Ltd and Richard Martell, the general manager of Euromin's Shoreham base, deny charges of manslaughter.
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Mother sues Reid over school protests
The mother of a seven-year-old girl at Holy Cross Catholic primary school started legal action yesterday against John Reid, the Northern Ireland secretary of state, and the police, claiming they were exposing her child to danger from loyalist protesters at the north Belfast school.
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Bhs heads for £100m profit
Retail entrepreneur Philip Green is heading for profits of £100m at Bhs, which he bought for £219m 18 months ago.
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TV generals muster forces for digital war
The BBC and ITV are in talks to take on Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB and his rival pay-television operators.
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BT and the failed revolution
Has broadband Britain come too late? Some telecoms industry critics think so, and say they know who is to blame.
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Carphone Warehouse says it has little Christmas cheer
Carphone Warehouse yesterday warned that sales of mobile phones over the crucial Christmas period are unlikely to be as high as last year's after the big mobile operators stopped subsidising the sale of pre-paid packages.
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Phone roaming costs foreigners less
British mobile phone users are paying twice as much as callers in many other European countries to use their pre-paid mobile phones abroad, according to telecoms regulator Oftel.
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