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THE GUARDIAN
FLAWED OFSTED FAILS BARRAGE OF INSPECTIONS
Ofsted is facing a crisis in public confidence as it comes under a series of attacks on its authority this week, with the watchdog accused of being "flawed, wasteful and failing".
SECRET FILES SHOW UK COURTS WERE MISLED OVER 9/11 SUSPECT
British prosecutors failed to disclose crucial evidence to the courts in the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks in a case that resulted in an innocent pilot being jailed for five months, previously unseen documents reveal.
DEMONS AND BEEFCAKE - THE OTHER SIDE OF BACON
The territories of Francis Bacon's soul have been explored widely; they have been the subject of a film, books and endless speculation.
City:
BRITAIN COULD LOSE THOUSANDS OF POTENTIAL JOBS AS £10BN NUCLEAR CONTRACT GOES TO US
Thousands of jobs that were to have been created in Britain to build the next generation of nuclear power plants could be heading overseas instead, after Westinghouse, the nuclear company sold by the government three years ago to Toshiba, chose one of its largest shareholders as the lead contractor to build reactors.
BOOKSHOP CHAIN BORDERS BATTLES FOR SURVIVAL
The sale of Borders UK, the troubled book retailer, appeared to be foundering yesterday, raising fears for the future of the hard-pressed business.