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City unsure on Bob Diamond's rise - Telegraph.co.uk
One banking analysts who asked not to be named, said he thought Barclays under Mr Diamond would overshoot its mid-term target of deriving one-third of its ...
Residents complain of 'Berlin Wall' neighbour's 35ft cypress trees - Telegraph.co.uk
This time neighbours have joined forces to register a formal complaint under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act. One resident, who asked not to be named, ...
Scotland pays Barclays to move jobs to Glasgow - Telegraph.co.uk
A source close to Barclays said it is possible that some of the staff losing their jobs could be offered new positions in the bank's Glasgow office. ...
Republican 'Young Guns' critical of Bush legacy and party hierarchy - Telegraph.co.uk
He will ask Congress to increase and extend a tax credit for research and development, as a way of boosting job creation, an administration official said ...
Wife questioned after man with Parkinson's disease stabbed to death - Telegraph.co.uk
One neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: "He has had Parkinson's disease for 25 years or so and Pat completely devoted herself to looking after him. ...
Republican 'Young Guns' savage Bush - Telegraph.co.uk
He will ask Congress to increase and extend a tax credit for research and development, as a way of boosting job creation, an administration official said ...
Will we be converted by the Pope's visit? - Telegraph.co.uk
As one source who asked not to be named explained, ticket sales outside of London have been disappointing and donations from the faithful limited. ...
Bladder Lane, Bent Street and Butt Hole Road – the street names that reached ... - Telegraph.co.uk
One, who declined to be named, said: "We had had enough. We are much happier now. We just want to move on." Bladder Lane, in Plymouth, believed to have been ...
Cheryl and Ashley Cole divorce comes to court - Telegraph.co.uk
Cheryl and Ashley split up in February and sources close to the X Factor judge said she hoped the divorce could be carried out in a "quick and painless" ...
Drunk baboons plague Cape Town's exclusive suburbs - Telegraph.co.uk
They had him surrounded," said the Constantia housewife, who did not wish to be identified. Chickens, geese, peacocks and even a Great Dane dog have been ...
Plodding pay arrests payment for small firms - Telegraph.co.uk
The business owner, who asked to remain anonymous, added: "The Government has told all its various different agencies and organisations to pay businesses on ...
Virgin pilots poised to ground airline in row over time off - Telegraph.co.uk
Hundreds of pilots could be balloted on strike action as early as this week unless the long-running dispute is resolved, union sources said. ...
Christopher tumbling down hill of shareholder votes - Telegraph.co.uk
So the company, which has asked to remain anonymous, moved its business away. Not great business for the bank, or for us, the shareholders. ...
Undergraduates warned of new student loan delays - Telegraph.co.uk
A 22-year-old drama student from Newcastle, who asked not to be named, said her application was held up after she was given contadictory information by four ...
Pakistan's burning sense of injustice - Telegraph.co.uk
A day later, on Saturday, Islamic fundamentalists burned effigies of David Cameron, but sources close to Mr Zardari said that he was the real target and ...
Bradley Manning, suspected source of Wikileaks documents, raged on his ... - Telegraph.co.uk
Another close relative, who asked not to be named, said: “His mum didn't know anything about what he was doing and it's come as a big shock. ...
Outsiders aren't welcome, say villagers - Telegraph.co.uk
One villager, who did not want to be identified, said part of the reason was the villagers wanted to stop “problem families” moving in from elsewhere, ...
Cowes Week: London nightclubs sail into choppy waters - Telegraph.co.uk
"The social side is a very important part of Cowes week," said one long-time sailing club member who declined to be named. "But I'm not sure we want an ...
Stress tests will make or break banks - Telegraph.co.uk
As one banking analyst who asked not to be named said, "if they can pass the test then it will mean nothing". In a note to clients yesterday, Credit Suisse ...
Richard Desmond close to buying television channel Five for £100m - Telegraph.co.uk
However, sources close to the deal warned that it will probably take a "couple of weeks" to secure the deal and cautioned that other bidders are still in ...
Barack Obama: al-Qaeda sees Africans' lives as cheap - Telegraph.co.uk
... organisation that treats black Africans like cannon fodder and does not value human life," said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. ...
Russia's SVR 'to grill 10 deported spies for three weeks to flush out double ... - Telegraph.co.uk
“This should not be called an interrogation in the true sense of the word,” a source said. “But if it turns out that serious mistakes were made, spies, ...
Kent Reliance in talks with JC Flowers - Telegraph.co.uk
According to people familiar with the matter, the transaction is being structured as a joint venture that will see the KRBS and JC Flowers & Co both put ...
Two Taser stun guns used in attempt to subdue Raoul Moat - Telegraph.co.uk
The young mother, who did not wish to be identified, heard rustling behind a closed door as she arrived, and fled. She believed she may have come within ...
Police used a Taser during confrontation with gunman Raoul Moat - Telegraph.co.uk
The young mother, who did not wish to be identified, heard rustling behind a closed door as she arrived, and fled. She believed she may have come within ...