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THE TIMES
STRIKES WILL PLAGUE THE RUN-UP TO THE ELECTION
Tens of thousands of British Airways passengers whose travel plans this weekend have been thwarted are only the first victims of industrial unrest threatening to disrupt air, rail and road travel this Easter.
GOVERNMENT WEBPAGE FOR EVERY CITIZEN AS SOCIETY GOES PAPERLESS
All public services could be delivered online within four years under an ambitious pledge by Gordon Brown to create a paperless State and save billions of pounds, The Times has learnt.
'MILESTONE MOMENT' FOR TRANSPLANTS
A British boy has undergone a groundbreaking operation involving the transplantation of a windpipe that is being regenerated inside his body using his own stem cells.
City:
LLOYDS BOOST FOR CHANCELLOR WITH SURPRISE PROFIT FORECAST
Lloyds Banking Group raised hopes that the recovery was gathering speed yesterday when it reported that bad debts were shrinking faster than expected and that it was likely to make a profit this year.
BUSINESSES DENIED LOANS TO GET RIGHT OF APPEAL
Small and medium-sized businesses that have their applications for loans rejected will be able to appeal to more senior bank managers under proposals from Lord Mandelson.