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Councils plan low tax increases
Council tax bills in England could rise by an average of 1.6% next year - the lowest rise for more than a decade, a survey says.
Cameron's 'never again' vow on EU
Tory leader David Cameron says "never again" will powers be transferred from the UK to Brussels without a referendum.
Tories rule out treaty referendum
The Conservatives say they will not hold a referendum on the EU treaty if the party wins the next general election.
Darling hails Lloyds and RBS move
Alistair Darling says the sell-offs at Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds are in the "best interest" of the banking sector.
Minister 'appalled' by Nutt exit
A minister says the removal of the government's chief drugs adviser in a row over cannabis was a "big mistake".
Drinkers get VAT New Year break
New Year's Eve revellers will get an extra six hours of reduced-VAT drinking, the government announces.
Lloyds and RBS cut down to size
Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group are to sell off many bank branches to appease competition concerns.
Met rejects Martin 'trick' claim
Scotland Yard "strongly" rejects a suggestion that an officer tricked a Commons official over the search of an MP's office.
Offender IT failure 'a shambles'
A committee of MPs heavily criticise an abandoned government IT scheme to track offenders.
MP sorry for Nazi analogy e-mail
An MP denies equating his treatment over expenses to the Holocaust - but apologises for a "clumsily" worded e-mail.
