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• Cadbury rejects Kraft hostile bid

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Chairman of Cadbury dismisses offer by US confectionery giant as derisory
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• Kufuor proffers Ghana’s economic model for Nigeria – The Gaurdian

  
  Nigerian Bulletin! — Authority: 149
  Immediate past President of Ghana, Mr. John Kufuor, has urged Nigeria to learn from the strategies adopted by the Ghanaian government in reviving its economy.At Nigeria Britain Association – Akintola Williams Annual Lecture yesterday in Lagos, Kufuor cautioned against sacrificing the rights of Nigerians in the ...
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• Murdoch plans to strip Google of news

  
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  News Corp chairman says papers will probably cut themselves off from Google once they start to charge online Rupert Murdoch has underlined his determination to make the internet pay by promising to remove his newspapers stories from Google. The chairman and chief executive of News Corporation said his papers, which ...
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• States yet to execute N48b debt-relief projects – The Guardian

  
  Nigerian Bulletin! — Authority: 149
  A Performance assessment report has rated most states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) poor in the execution of projects for which they received funding from the debt relief granted Nigeria by the Paris and London Clubs.Known as Conditional Grants Scheme (CGS), about N48.8 billion of the funds ...
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• Hollywood should stop making films about our great writers

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 154
  Bright Star, the new movie about Keats, has ruined him for me. Its not the first time and it certainly wont be the last On Sunday I did the bad thing again. I bought a ticket to Bright Star, the biopic about John Keats. I have always liked Keats, despite the line, "Thou wast not born for death, immortal Bird!" But I ...
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• Steve Bell: The whale trade off

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 154
  Steve Bells If ... Steve Bell
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• Germaine Greer Disses Proust – Walk the Dog Instead

  
  Book Case — Authority: 112
  You have to love Germaine Greer when she’s at her best – sarcastic, caustic, pretty bloody funny. In the Guardian this week, she rants about what a waste of time it is to read Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time:“If you haven’t read Proust, don’t worry. This lacuna in your cultural development you do ...
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• Obama may go to Copenhagen

  
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  President Barack Obama will travel to the climate summit in Copenhagen next month if the countries involved are on the verge of a deal and he thinks his presence will help to clinch agreement, he said in an interview last night. It is Obamas strongest assertion yet that he will attend the meeting in Denmark to help ...
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• Lottery winners: what to spend the millions on

  
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  The lucky Euromillions winners will have their lives changed forever. But what would they spend their money on? • Space flights The winners will be able to reach for the stars. Virgin Galactic space flights are expected to cost about £107,000 so the winners would have enough for 400 sub-orbital space flights. ...
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• Ngogs embarrassing case of cheating gets Liverpool a draw

  
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  • Maybe it was not a penalty, says Benítez of dive • I was nowhere near him. Its a joke, says Carsley The Liverpool striker David Ngog was accused of indulging in "an embarrassing case of cheating" last night as a controversial penalty salvaged a draw against Birmingham City but left Rafael Benítezs team ...
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• Hugh Muirs Diary

  
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  Watch out. Theres a new bishop on the block. Things are going to be different At this, the beginning of our week, let us give thanks for the elevation of the Reverend Donald Allister. Who he, you ask? So did we. But last week, rather quietly, he was unveiled by Downing Street as the new Bishop of Peterborough. Whole ...
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• The next job is to beat South Africa

  
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  The all rounder says only hard work and reliability will bring success against the Proteas and, ultimately, another Ashes My life changed forever the first time I went to the southern hemisphere," Stuart Broad says as a thoughtful expression flits across his youthful face. "It was one of those I went there a boy and ...
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• County on brink of winding-up order

  
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  • Clubs parent company owes six-figure tax debt • High court bankruptcy division to hear case next week Notts Countys parent company will be wound up next week unless a six-figure tax debt is paid. The League Two club are the subject of an order scheduled to be heard at the bankruptcy division of the high court ...
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• Education letters

  
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  Its contemptuous response to the Cambridge Review shows the government simply pays lip-service to public consultation while pursuing its own pre-determined agenda Evidence-based ... or not Its not just the Cambridge Review team who will have "shed tears" at the contemptuous government response to their detailed ...
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• Simon Hoggarts sketch | No more of that sedentary chuntering, if you please

  
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  Its awful, watching the death throes of a government. Yesterday Ben Bradshaw, the creepy culture secretary, announced that ministers were "minded" to allow product placement on TV. This is to help the people who run commercial television make more money, because this government has never met a rich man – bankers, ...
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• Jarvis Cocker sets up three-day gallery gig to break down barriers

  
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  Paris-based rock star uses Shoreditch space to bridge gulf between performer and audience, music and art In a chilly art space down a back alley in Shoreditch, east London, yesterday, Jarvis Cocker, in all his gangly glory, surveyed the scene. With the squeal of sound checks punctuating the air, giant beanbags were ...
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• David Hayes conjuring act could make him a knockout hit in America

  
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  • WBA champion could make up to $150m in America • Haye not comfortable being compared to Muhammad Ali At the flick of a pay-per-view button, David Haye has flitted into the consciousness of the nation, an overnight sporting superstar whose unique gift to boxing is the sort of marketable charisma not seen since ...
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• Tobin tactics tax Browns advisers

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 154
  Not for the first time MPs were puzzled yesterday by one of Gordon Browns tactical calculations. Should a leader on the downward slope invest precious time and dwindling authority promoting a likely lost cause (at least during his tenure) as the prime minister did with the Tobin tax during the G20 finance ministers ...
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• In praise of… football referees

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 154
  Unfit, unfocused, unprofessional – it has already been a season of ceaseless brickbats for football referees. Martin Atkinson yesterday became the latest to feel the force of Manchester United manager Alex Fergusons almost weekly apoplexy , and the pressures of the game increasingly manifest themselves in rage ...
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• Letters: After the miracles, down with a bump

  
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  Amid the moving accounts of the Berlin wall coming down ( Berlins moment of freedom that turned world history , 9 November) there has been little analysis of why it went up. East German Christians explained to me that their government could not go on training teachers, engineers, doctors etc to have them poached by ...
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