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Last updated 6 minutes ago | Tuesday 12 June 2012
Doctors face ban on denying treatment to elderly
Doctors and NHS managers will be banned by law from denying older patients treatment simply on the grounds of their age, ministers will announce.
UK pension performance among worst in world
UK savers suffer bigger losses from work pensions in last decade than virtually every other developed nation, OECD says.
Brown: I didn't plot against Blair or threaten Murdoch
Gordon Brown denies ever plotting against Tony Blair or threatening Rupert Murdoch in evidence to Leveson Inquiry.
Syria: US fears massacre in rebel city Haffa
US fears Assad is preparing fresh massacre in rebel city as regime uses helicopter gunships.
Zara Phillips selected for Olympics 2012
Queen’s grand-daughter selected in partnership with High Kingdom for Team GB eventing team.
As flood water rises, bang goes any hope of hot June
Two month's worth of rain fall in just 24 hours yesterday as forecasters warn more heavy showers will return by the end of the week.
Euphoria evaporates over Spain's bail-out
Early optimism over Spain’s €100bn (£80bn) bail-out proves short-lived.
Treasury in danger of being 'swamped' by pressures
Former cabinet secretary warns staff turnover far too high and pay too low.
This latest euro fix will come apart in a month
Another day, another sticking plaster solution, writes Jeremy Warner.
Ukraine 2 Sweden 1
Andrei Shevchenko scores a brace as Ukraine come from behind to claim victory in Kiev to top England's group.
Lewis Hamilton's future at McLaren doubt
McLaren chairman Ron Dennis makes curious remark about a new deal shortly after Lewis Hamilton's victory at Canadian GP.
England revived but tougher Tests await
England captain Andrew Strauss ‘confident’ ahead of South Africa challenge as final-day washout ensures 2-0 defeat of West Indies.
Maths and Michael Gove: learn and forget?
Michael Gove is right to shake up maths, but will return to rote learning put kids off, asks Peter Stanford.
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