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Our member firms account for approximately 80% of all new homes built in England and Wales in any one year, and include companies of all sizes, ranging from multi-national household names through regionally based businesses and small local companies. 1. Cricket: Pakistan hammer B'desh data: 10.04.08 Mohammad Yousuf hits his 15th one-day international century as Pakistan crush Bangladesh by 152 runs in Lahore. 2. Head-to-toe Muslim veils test tolerance of secular Britain data: 27.03.08 The increasing numbers of veiled Muslim women are fueling the debate over the role of Muslims in British life. 3. Yahoo is said to rebuff Microsoft threat over bid data: 07.04.08 Yahoo is expected to reject merger negotiations with Microsoft and explain why its board believes the current offer price is too low. 4. Delia Smith's recipes 'have too much salt' data: 07.04.08 A number of Delia Smith's recipes in her How to Cheat at Cooking series contain more salt than the recommended daily intake, food campaigners warn today. 5. Can the Group of 7 fix the system itself? data: 10.04.08 When the Group of 7 reveals its response to the global financial markets crisis on Friday, one question they will find hard to answer is: Can you fix the system itself? History suggests not. 6. Heather Mills torn to shreds by Sir Paul McCartney divorce judge data: 19.03.08 Heather Mills has seen her reputation left in tatters after the High Court judge presiding over her divorce from Sir Paul McCartney tore into her character, accusing her of "make-belief", inconsistency and inaccuracy. 7. Fayed fails to force Prince Philip to take stand data: 19.03.08 Mohamed Fayed has failed in a final attempt to force the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to give evidence at the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. 8. Bertelsmann keeps deal powder dry data: 19.03.08 The German group has revealed that writedowns and one-off charges had led it to miss targets for increasing profits and reducing debt as net income plunged in 2007 to âŹ405m 9. Top Stories: CCTV released of missing TV star Mark Speight data: 10.04.08 Police today released CCTV images of griefstricken children's TV presenter Mark Speight moments before he vanished three days ago. 10. Bank tipped to cut interest rates data: 10.04.08 The Bank of England is widely expected to cut interest rates to 5% amid signs the credit crisis is hitting the UK. 11. Asian businesses and workers suffer from dollar's weakness data: 27.03.08 The sliding value of the U.S. dollar against most global currencies is putting many businesses and workers under increasing financial pressure. 12. McCartney Mills full divorce ruling: Extracts data: 19.03.08 In his full ruling on the McCartney divorce, the judge was highly critical of Heather Mills' evidence. 13. Uganda rebels 'due to sign peace' data: 10.04.08 Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army rebels are expected to sign a peace agreement ending 20 years of civil war. 14. Crowded jails 'make Scotland more dangerous' data: 10.04.08 Overcrowded jails are making Scotland a more dangerous place, the chief inspector of prisons has said 15. Junior doctors 'bullied' into unpaid overtime data: 07.04.08 More than half of junior doctors are being "bullied" to work hours of unpaid overtime, the British Medical Association has warned. 16. Czech artists acquitted in trial over faked nuclear blast on TV data: 27.03.08 Czech artists who hacked into a national television weather broadcast to show what appeared to be a nuclear explosion were acquitted by a court on Tuesday of the criminal charge of spreading false information. 17. Kevin Maguire: Doctor delight data: 19.03.08 In his never-ending fight against David Cameron's Cybercons, Gordon Brown has enlisted a powerful ally: Doctor Who, aka David Tennant. 18. Car bomb explodes in Spain after warning call from ETA data: 27.03.08 Spanish police say a car bomb has exploded in the northern Rioja region after a warning call from the Basque separatist group ETA. 19. Hijacked yacht crew 'feared pirate attack' data: 07.04.08 Fears were growing last night for the crew of a luxury yacht hijacked off the African coast, as the British former girlfriend of one crewman revealed that he had been worried about a pirate attack. 20. Ex-Russian agent 'was poisoned like Litvinenko' data: 07.04.08 Detectives are investigating extraordinary claims by a former KGB double-agent who alleges he was poisoned by a Russian assassin at his secret safe-house in Surrey. 21. John McCain makes second Shia slip data: 10.04.08 John McCain, the Republican presidential candidate who has based his White House campaign on his foreign policy expertise, has again been caught making a basic error. 22. Cypriots are offered a chance to grieve for victims of conflict data: 27.03.08 In Nicosia's buffer zone separating Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities, families can view at last the remains of relatives who vanished in fighting in the 1960s and 1970s. 23. Fiery reception data: 07.04.08 Olympic torch relay brings Tibet debate to London 24. Mug shots at the touch of a button for police data: 19.03.08 Police on the beat will use hand-held computers to take fingerprints and view a national database of criminals' mug shots under a high-tech revolution that has been unveiled. 25. Study gets to grips with 'easy' cricket catches data: 10.04.08 Scientists believe they have worked out why even the most experienced cricketer cannot always take an apparently easy catch. 26. Madeleine McCann parents win apology from Express papers data: 19.03.08 Kate and Gerry McCann have won libel damages worth ÂŁ550,000 and forced two national newspapers to publish front-page apologies for repeatedly implying that they killed their missing daughter Madeleine. 27. Walcott magic gives Arsenal consolation data: 10.04.08 Liverpool's epic 4-2 Champions League win over Arsenal on Tuesday was full of memorable moments with Arsenal's teenage substitute Theo Walcott providing the best individual skill of all. 28. Alarm bells data: 10.04.08 Could the McCanns' idea of an EU-wide alert save children? 29. Ten Years of Blair: I'VE HAD ENOUGH ..AND SO HAVE YOU! data: 19.03.08 TONY Blair yesterday brought down the curtain on his Premiership in a speech full of pride, passion and humour. 30. Kosovo heartens a Hungarian enclave in Romania data: 07.04.08 When Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia in February, some ethnic Hungarians in Romania took to the main square to demonstrate in its favor and, by extension, their own aspirations for autonomy. |