Gym membership contracts are to be put under the spotlight by the fair trading regulator, following customer complaints.

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Gym contracts under investigation

After months out of the spotlight, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) is going public. Staffers have for months downplayed speculation about Giffords’ return to politics, saying it was too early in her recovery from a gunshot wound to the head the congresswoman suffered during an assassination attempt at at event in her southern Arizona congressional district. Read full article > >

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Gabby Giffords puts out audio message: ‘I’m getting stronger’

As protesters outside St Paul’s Cathedral put the Corporation of London in the spotlight, Marc Ashdown examines the unique institution that has governed the square mile for two centuries.

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VIDEO: The City: A state within a state

As Timothy D. Cook takes over as Apple’s chief executive, followers of the company wonder how he will react to the spotlight and the scrutiny.

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At Apple, Cook Has Tough Act to Follow

Fallout from the revelation that former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child outside his marriage has been “very hard” for him, and the actor “is doing everything he can to take full responsibility to take all of the spotlight off his children and wife,” a source said.

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Schwarzenegger sons born days apart

The formerly withholding Murdoch empire is about to start shedding some light on its political dealings: Starting this summer, News Corporation will disclose all of its political contributions each year. The company was put in the spotlight last year…

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News Corp. to Disclose Donations

The tribute acts keeping Kate Bush in the spotlight

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We hope he’s ready for the spotlight when he comes out: The Guardian has interviewed via videophone Luis Urzua, the shift foreman of the trapped Chilean miners and the man who is expected to be the last to leave the mine. “We have had a stage here in…

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‘That’s The Life of a Miner’

As a rash of gay teen suicides turn the spotlight to homophobia, a shocking crime reveals just how bad it can be. Nine men, ranging in age from 16 to 23 and calling themselves the Latin King Goonies, lured a 30-year-old gay man to a Bronx building last…

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Gay Man Tortured in NY Hate Crime

The rapper took the spotlight off himself for a while on Tuesday, bringing out guests like Young Jeezy and Birdman.

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Music Review: Drake, in a Generous Mood, at Radio City

Sometimes in politics it’s better to let your opponent have the spotlight, mostly when said opponent is frantically shoving his foot in his mouth.