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Saturday, 19th July 2008

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Brown set to ditch key economic rule as UK borrowing soars GORDON Brown has been accused of gambling his reputation for economic prudence by plotting to ditch one of his key fiscal rules as the UK borrowing level reached a record high.

Glasgow East by-election: Abortion and embryo controversies back in spotlight for final days of campaign CATHOLIC churches are alerting parishioners to the views of the Glasgow East by-election candidates on abortion and embryo research days before they go to the polls.

Lennox: Africa's Aids crisis 'similar to horror of Nazi concentration camps' ANNIE Lennox, the Scots-born rock star, has launched an outspoken attack on the South African government over its response to the HIV/Aids pandemic in southern Africa, a crisis she compared to the Nazi concentration camps of the Second World War.

'Calamity' Kate refuses to quit as pressure grows over £50m crisis THE leader of crisis-hit Aberdeen city council yesterday defiantly refused to resign in the face of a mounting storm of protest over the scale of the authority's £50 million budget cut target.

Muslim panel to focus on wearing of Islamic veils in UK

Lib Dem accuses rival of stealing ideas

Glasgow East by-election: Curran accused over role in scrapping fire targets

Glasgow East by-election: Cyberwar as blogger targets Sturgeon

Glasgow East by-election: SNP seizes on warning of fuel cost surge

Glasgow East by-election: SNP say sorry over police on leaflet

Glasgow East by-election: Mason counters drive to close 2,000 post offices

MoD admits twice as many laptops stolen

Swinney's local tax in trouble

1bn EU grant frozen

Referendum bid on Lisbon fails

Swinney vows to press ahead with local income tax plan

Ross Lydall's by-election blog

Labour alerts voters to double jeopardy of 'the two Currans'

Mandela's glorious legacy under threat

Plan for mixed-sex prisons to offer criminals home comfort

A bumpy road ahead for mums in the workplace

Darling's retro politics are a joke

Swinney puts plans to scrap council tax back on the agenda

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