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  • Obama under pressure to put a stop to forced Ebola quarantine

    October 27, 2014

    President Obama is under pressure to end the practice of forced quarantines, imposed by some US states on healthcare workers returning from countries affected by Ebola. The row was sparked after volunteer nurse Kaci Hickox became the first person to be held in New Jersey under the measures, despite not showing any symptoms of the [...]

  • Ukrainians back Poroshenko as Kiev looks west

    October 27, 2014

    Voters in Ukraine have backed pro-European President Petro Poroshenko following a fraught election campaign, as the nation battles to recover from intense fighting with separatists in the east of the country. Poroshenko’s party looks to have gained around 25 per cent of the vote, according to exit polls last night, with other parties, including government [...]

  • Rousseff wins Brazilian vote

    October 27, 2014

    President Dilma Rousseff has narrowly won a second term in office in Brazil, following a close-fought election campaign. Rousseff won 51.6 per cent of the vote against centrist opposition leader Aecio Neves, who won 48.4 per cent. The president fought a campaign focused on her record of boosting employment and reducing poverty in the country, [...]

  • UK troops leave Afghanistan

    October 27, 2014

    UK troops have lowered the British flag at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, marking the end of the nation’s combat role in the country. The camp, in Helmand Province, was officially handed over to Afghan troops yesterday in a final ceremony. A few hundred UK troops remain on the ground waiting to fly back to the UK, [...]

  • Vodafone probe into allegation of fraud at Ono

    October 27, 2014

    Vodafone has launched a probe to investigate an allegation of fraud at Ono, the Spanish cable company which the mobile phone giant took over in July this year. The allegation relates to a possible tax fraud in part of Ono’s business, which could have over-inflated the company’s profits ahead of the takeover deal, which was [...]

  • Advisers back in the spotlight after eDreams’ shares fall 91pc since float

    October 27, 2014

    THE STEEP underperformance of shares in eDreams, which were suspended at the end of last week, has shone a critical light on the advice of STJ Advisors – the firm set up by former Nomura banker John St John in 2008. STJ has had a busy year advising on deals in the European equity capital [...]

  • North to get HS3 in bid to boost business links

    October 27, 2014

    David Cameron and George Osborne will today throw their weight behind a third high-speed rail network, HS3, to connect northern cities and towns and grow the HS2 project into a bigger transport shake-up for the UK. Under new plans, which are in their early stages, the HS3 link would make it quicker to travel between [...]

  • Rankings show Posh Spice is top UK entrepreneur

    October 27, 2014

    Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham has been named the UK’s top entrepreneur, beating Boohoo.com’s Mahmud Kamani, AO World’s John Roberts and Dyson founder Sir James Dyson, to the top spot. Beckham’s own-brand fashion house has seen its revenues soar 2,900 per cent over the last five years to £30m last year, putting it at the [...]

  • Dentists forced to take a bite out of savings as credit stays tight

    October 27, 2014

    Dentists are taking risks by loaning more of their own money to their practices as the sector suffers from a lack of credit availability. The amount of money loaned by directors of dental practices to their own firms was £23.8m in the past year up from £13.5m a year earlier, according to figures published today [...]

  • Defence secretary in climb down following anti-migration gaffe

    October 27, 2014

    DEFENCE secretary Michael Fallon has been forced to admit he should have chosen his words more carefully, after claiming that British towns are “swamped” with immigrants during a television interview. Speaking on Sky’s Murnaghan programme yesterday, Fallon said: “In some areas, particularly on the east coast, yes, towns do feel under siege from large numbers [...]

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