French silent movie The Artist is the big winner at the Film Critics’ Circle Awards in London on Thursday, scooping three awards.

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The Artist wows Critics’ Circle

ScottishPower becomes the last of the big six energy suppliers to cut its tariffs, knocking an average 5% off gas bills.

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ScottishPower cuts gas prices 5%

After a year of attention-grabbing headlines around the world, what might 2012 bring? BBC correspondents make their predictions on the big stories and the names to watch.

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Experts make predictions for 2012

A look back at the big music stories of 2011 including the death of Amy Winehouse, Adele’s record-breaking year and band break-ups and make-ups.

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VIDEO: The key music stories from 2011

Why the big emitters want to delay climate talks

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Big emitters aim for climate delay

The more you can do ahead, the happier you’ll be on the big day.

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A Good Appetite: A Seven-Day Plan for Thanksgiving – A Good Appetite

As the battle is joined over fees, the big banks want to make you pay, and the most aggressive of the little institutions want to pay you.

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Your Money: Consumers Caught in Middle of Checking Account Wars — Your Money

I am beginning to feel about Rick Perry the way Fay Wray felt about King Kong. The big ape is starting to grow on me. First I was shocked and then I was scared but now, the more he gets attacked by those on his right (imagine!), the more a certain sympathy stirs in me. Here and there, the big lug is downright lovable. Read full article > >

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The lovable Rick Perry

On Washington State ferries, there is a devoted group of people who go immediately to the big, smooth tables where the jig saw puzzles are.

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On Northwest Seas, Getting There Is Just a Piece of the Puzzle

In the twilight of America’s decade-long, multibillion-dollar intervention, Afghanistan remains highly unstable, the Pakistanis trust us less than ever, and it is not at all clear how “the big things are going to turn out.”

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The 9/11 Decade: The 9/11 Decade: Mission Unfinished

Scotland’s economy boosted by the big screen

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Cash blockbuster

One Day, the bestseller by David Nicholls has been adapted for the big screen.

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VIDEO: Will novel become box office hit?

Keith Olbermann can make the big bucks even without MSNBC. The man who called a president “idiot-in-chief” revealed that he’ll be making $10 million a year to bring Countdown with Keith Olbermann to startup Current TV-and could make up to $100 million…

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Olbermann Rakes in $10M at Current TV

The Hangover 2 may be the big opener this weekend, but A.O. Scott has a fine essay appreciating its female box-office rival, Bridesmaids, in Sunday’s New York Times. “This is only formally a comedy of marriage,” Scott writes. “Its real subject, the…

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Can Men and Women Be Funny Together?

British movie The King’s Speech is the big winner at this year’s National Movie Awards winning three prizes.

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King’s Speech wins trio of awards