Allstate swings to profit, catastrophe losses dip
NEW YORK -- A milder hurricane season this year helped Allstate Corp. turn a third-quarter profit as its losses for storms and other catastrophes dropped sharply.
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Tory EU stance will 'castrate' UK
The Conservatives' new policy on the EU is "pathetic" and will "castrate" UK influence in Europe, a French minister says.
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At least 11 bodies found in Ohio rapist's home
Authorities say they have confirmed a total of at least 11 victims whose remains were found in the Cleveland home of a sex offender.
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Over the years, “Sesame Street,” which celebrates its 40th anniversary next week, has replaced the graffiti and gritty smudges of city life with green spaces, tofu and yoga.
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Martin Atkinson to referee Chelsea v Manchester United clash
Martin Atkinson subject of past criticisms from Sir Alex Ferguson will referee Manchester United's trip to Chelsea.
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World first as cat catches swine flu
VETS in the US state of Iowa said a household cat had tested positive for swine flu - the first known case in the world of the new pandemic strain spreading to the feline population.
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Brian Moore: SvenGoran Eriksson copies the Tony Blairrich project
Former England manager SvenGoran Eriksson's latest advert shows he has copied Tony Blair's getrichquick book.
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Stocks give up gains in last hour, finish mixed
NEW YORK -- A late-day slump left stocks mixed Wednesday as investors couldn't hold on to their optimism after the Federal Reserve gave an encouraging assessment of the economy.
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Dynamo Kiev 1-2 Internazionale
• Italians go top of Group F following 2-1 victory • Frustration for Barcelona as they draw 0-0 with Rubin Kazan Internazionale's night veered from the disastrous to the glorious as they came from 1-0 down to beat Dynamo Kyiv. Two goals in the last four...
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Cesc F?bregas turns on style in dazzling show of class by Arsenal
Arsenal’s five-year trophy drought may not end this season, but on this evidence they will continue to win friends and influence people all over the world.
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Rare shoebill puts duck in its beak, then moves it aside
With a thick, broad bill capable of devouring baby crocodiles, the giant shoebill can make short work of most other birds.
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Pakistan’s South Waziristan offensive reaches crucial stage in Ladha
Pakistani troops fought street by street yesterday in the town of Ladha, a Taleban stronghold, as the three-week offensive in South Waziristan entered a decisive phase.
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Yemen civil war spills over border as Saudi official is killed in attack
Yemen’s civil war spilled into neighbouring Saudi Arabia for the first time yesterday when Shia gunmen shot dead a Saudi security officer in a cross-border attack.
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Johan Cruyff, new coach of Catalan football team, refuses to speak Catalan
Regarded as a footballing great, Johan Cruyff, 62, shone on the pitch as a player and on the touchline as a manager.
Conservatives’ EU power struggle may be in vain
Although it attacked a range of popular targets, David Cameron’s speech yesterday fell short of a campaign to repatriate powers from Brussels to Britain.
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Sergeant Matthew Telford’s uncle describes family devastation at his death
The family of one of the soldiers killed by an Afghan policeman described him as a “wonderful lad who loved his job”.
Cameron defies Eurosceptics by backing down from EU confrontation
David Cameron defied his party’s Eurosceptics yesterday by insisting that he would avoid confrontation with Brussels and by giving himself as long as five years to win back powers from the EU.
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Scientific advice must be respected...
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Kelly fluffed it on expenses. But we must back him
The purpose of Sir Christopher Kelly’s report into MPs’ expenses was to pull off the difficult task of enabling MPs to create a modern and robust payments system, while retaining public confidence.
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You could see those deaths in Afghanistan coming
Yesterday’s awful shooting of five British servicemen by a trainee Afghan policeman took me back to a dusty yard in a Dutch-controlled southern province there, earlier this year, and a rag-tag army of Afghan police “trainees” assembled for us journalists:...
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The internet is killing storytelling
Click, tweet, e-mail, twitter, skim, browse, scan, blog, text: the jargon of the digital age describes how we now read, reflecting the way that the very act of reading, and the nature of literacy itself, is changing.
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Afghanistan could be lost in the bars of Britain
The clamour is growing for us to withdraw from Afghanistan. And the tragic loss of five British soldiers at the hands of one of those we are supposed to be fighting alongside will make that clamour louder.
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Tins out as Roses come dressed in cardboard
A family Christmas without a tin of Cadbury’s Roses is almost as unthinkable as going without mince pies or crackers. But nothing, it seems, is sacred in these straitened times and this year the famous tins will be replaced with recycled cardboard boxes.
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Clarification
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Conservatives’ EU power struggle may be in vain
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Snooper powers to track parents for child support
Surveillance powers to counter terrorism will be used to track absent parents who fail to pay child support, the Government said yesterday.
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‘Carnage’ pub crawl student Philip Laing may be jailed for urinating on poppy wreath
A university student who provoked national outrage after he was photographed urinating on a wreath of poppies at a war memorial was told yesterday that he may be jailed for his “disgusting and reprehensible” act.
Lynne Frederick inherited ?4million as Peter Sellers died before final divorce
Peter Sellers had reached a final divorce settlement with his fourth wife that would have deprived her of any claim on his estate — but he died before the document became binding, according to legal papers that have come to light.
Cameron defies Eurosceptics by backing down from EU confrontation
David Cameron defied his party’s Eurosceptics yesterday by insisting that he would avoid confrontation with Brussels and by giving himself as long as five years to win back powers from the EU.
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Sergeant Matthew Telford’s uncle describes family devastation at his death
The family of one of the soldiers killed by an Afghan policeman described him as a “wonderful lad who loved his job”.
Republicans Win 2 Council Races in Queens
Republicans won two open City Council seats in highly competitive Queens races, beating out two Asian-American Democrats who had both survived grueling primaries.
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Telegraph Media Group wins award for The Expenses Files investigation
Telegraph Media Group was on Wednesday night presented with an international award for its investigation into MPs' expenses.
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Wanted D.C. man arrested after standoff in NE
A 28-year-old District man being sought by police in a criminal case was arrested Wednesday after barricading himself in a Northeast Washington residence for more than two hours.
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Martinez Has Proved Tough in Elimination Games
Pedro Martinez, who will start Game 6 for the Phillies, has won four of five games he has pitched in which his team was facing the end of its season.
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Fox News Takes Tuesday Night
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JPMorgan to Pay $75 Million in Alabama Case
The Securities and Exchange Commission said that JPMorgan Chase had agreed to pay $75 million and forfeit $647 million in termination fees to settle civil charges that its securities firm had engaged in an "unlawful payment scheme" in Jefferson County.
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Mike Weir to be named to Order of Canada
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Phils' Victorino Will Play Despite Finger Injury
NEW YORK (AP) -- All-Star center fielder Shane Victorino was in Philadelphia's starting lineup Wednesday night for Game 6 of the World Series despite a finger injury.
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Dodgers' Padilla Shoots His Own Leg in Nicaragua
MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) -- Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Vicente Padilla is recovering from a bullet wound in his leg after a target shooting instructor accidentally shot him.
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Family of soldier shot in Afghanistan: 'This has devastated all of us'
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Malaysia withholds 'Allah Bibles'
The Malaysian government refuses to release 10,000 Bibles it seized because they use the word Allah to refer to God.
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Two state and city public health officials briefing Congress on Wednesday say they don't expect to have enough pandemic flu vaccine to meet the needs of their high-priority population groups until well into December, and possibly not until January.
Killing of five British soldiers casts doubt on Afghanistan strategy
The murder of five British soldiers by a rogue member of the Afghan police force has intensified the debate over the future of the British mission in Afghanistan.
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Abroad: Scots Aim Lasers at Landmarks
In an era of computer animation, making laser scans of old monuments may not sound special, but a Scottish team has achieved unprecedented levels of sophistication.
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Payments in Ivoirian Toxic Dumping Case Disputed
Thousands of victims of one of the worst toxic dumping scandals in years could lose their hard-won settlement, the victims’ lawyer said Wednesday.
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TD chief distances bank from greenhouse-gas report
The top boss at TD Bank Financial Group distanced his company Wednesday from a controversial report, funded by the bank, which estimates the economic cost of meeting federal government's greenhouse-gas reduction target for 2020.
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Ferrari furious with Formula One's rulers as Renault prepare to exit
Italian team blame spate of teams quitting Formula One on sport's rulers as Renault prepare to exit.
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Obama marks election anniversary in Wis.
MADISON, Wis., Nov. 4 -- President Obama marked the anniversary of his election Wednesday by speaking in unusually personal terms with schoolchildren and educators in a politically friendly state, far from the partisan fray in Washington.
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Will a Yankee Win Favor Wall Street's Bulls?
Wall Street might want to root for the Yankees in Game 6 of the World Series on Wednesday night. A coincidental sports indicator shows that a Yankee victory in the series has historically been bullish for the stock market.
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Fall sports include surfing, biking, hiking, rock climbing
With vivid colors on the trees and cooling temperatures, fall is a spectacular season for being active outdoors. "No one should feel intimidated by the changing weather," says Barbara Klieforth, president of the board of directors of the Washington Area...
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Upcoming Washington area running events
MONTGOMERY CHILD CARE ASSOCIATION 5K RACE AND WACKY FUN RUN The 5K is a challenging rolling-hills loop in Lake Needwood Park. For the Wacky Fun Run, participants are invited to wear costumes or decorate a stroller. There is also a half-mile run for children...
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Evans to ride in Tour Down Under
World road cycling champion Cadel Evans will ride in next year's Tour Down Under in Adelaide with his BMC Racing Team accepting a wildcard entry to the race.
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Antitrust suit filed against Intel
New York accuses the world's largest chipmaker of paying computer makers billions in kickbacks.
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Wenger praises 'special' Arsenal
Arsene Wenger believes his Arsenal side are capable of producing "something special" this season after their 4-1 Champions League win over AZ Alkmaar.
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Rapist charged with murder as police work to identify 11 bodies
A convicted rapist who was living in a house strewn with rotting corpses was remanded in custody today pending trial for murder, after a prosecutor called him "an incredibly dangerous threat". Anthony Sowell appeared in court in Cleveland, Ohio, charged...
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Firm: Texas A&M Facility Wasn't Built to Code
DALLAS (AP) -- An engineering firm hired by Texas A&M University to study its athletic complex says the tentlike facility wasn't built to withstand the 90 mph winds as prescribed by the building code.
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Bachman, Turner being sued by rest of Overdrive
Randy Bachman and Fred Turner fronted one of the hottest rock bands of the 1970s, selling millions of albums under the name Bachman-Turner Overdrive.
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Arts, Briefly: ABC’s ‘V’ Rises to Top Spot in Ratings
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A little more on governance | Michael Tomasky
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Martinez Has Proved Tough in Elimination Games
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She shall not be moved: ICI boss and estranged wife in divorce battle over ?14m house
Charles Miller Smith, 69, and second wife Debjani, 44, lived at the ?14 million 'super prime' property for just five months before he moved out citing difficulties in their marriage, a court heard.
Risks of daily aspirin may outweigh the benefits
Taking a low-dose aspirin every day can help prevent heart attacks in people who've already had one. But if you've never had a heart attack (or stroke), the risks of taking a daily low-dose aspirin outweigh the benefits, according to a U.K. report published...
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Late goal stops Aston Villa going fourth
Substitute Zavon Hines scored an injury-time winner against 10-man Aston Villa to give West Ham a 2-1 victory, a result that lifts them out of the bottom three of the Premier League and prevents Villa from moving up to fourth place.
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Revenue and Profit Declines at Time Warner
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Police net 7000 illegal swords in raids
IRISH police have seized about 7000 swords, including some with blades up to 121cm long, during raids in Dublin, a spokesman said.
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Fancy an adventure holiday? Post-war Iraq tries to lure more tourists
Officials from the country's tourist board believe the time has come to lure more visitors to sample its unique charms.
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West Ham 2 Aston Villa 1: Zavon Hines comes to the rescue for Hammers
Substitute Zavon Hines scored an injury-time winner against 10-man Aston Villa to lift the struggling Hammers out of the bottom three of the Barclays Premier League.
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Ars?ne Wenger's Arsenal young guns can make European pipe dream a reality
Arsenal looked like European champions in waiting as they tore AZ Alkmaar to shreds on Wednesday night.
Government overcharged Rock ?445million
The government will have to pay back ?445million to Northern Rock after charging the bank too much interest on loans it gave to rescue the group.
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Photographer Tom Hunter's best shot
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They Only Come at Night: Visions | Theatre review
Barbican, London Maybe it was a mistake going to see Slung Low's promenade performance on Halloween weekend. With the streets of London full of witches, and a goat and a vampire nonchalantly going into the Barbican's main theatre to watch Michael Clark,...
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'Dead man' turns up alive at his funeral
A MAN reportedly killed in a car crash shocked his mourning family when he showed up alive at his funeral.
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House majority votes to repeal gun registry requirements
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Review: Motorola's Droid is a serious smart phone
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Commanders in Afghanistan fear Taliban infiltration as troops hunt assassin
British and Afghan commanders were last night undertaking an urgent investigation into the killing of five British soldiers amid concerns that the Taliban may have infiltrated the police force in Helmand. The troops were killed by a local police officer...
Sharks hanging out at 'Great White Cafe'
GREAT whites may be loners but the ocean's most feared predators also hang out together between Mexico and Hawaii at a deep sea watering hole known as the "White Shark Cafe", a study has revealed.
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Sharks hanging out at 'Great White Cafe'
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