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THE TIMES
A BLOODY BETRAYAL
The killing of five British soldiers by an Afghan policeman has raised fresh doubts about Britain's mission in Helmand.
NEW ATTACK ON CANCER WITH NANO-WEAPON
A nanotechnology therapy that attacks cancer with a "stealth smart bomb" is to begin patient trials next year in the first clinical test of a pioneering approach to medicine, The Times has learnt.
MORE HUMILIATION.COM AS FANS SEE THEIR STADIUM REBRANDED AS AN E-MAIL ADDRESS
In 1892 two football teams joined to form Newcastle United and to play at St James' Park and what was once a sloping patch of grazing land became one Britain's most famous football grounds.
City:
WIGLEY STRIDES TO CENTRE STAGE IN ITV'S LONG-RUNNING CHAIRMAN SAGA
Bob Wigley, the prominent City financier, emerged last night as a leading candidate in the saga to find a successor to Michael Grade as chairman of ITV.
GENERAL MOTORS 'TOSS OF A COIN' DECIDES FATE OF VAUXHALL
Vauxhall's 4,500 workers are expected to escape compulsory redundancies after its American parent announced surprise plans this week to scrap the sale of the British carmaker.