How common is rabies, in the wake of London case

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Federal investigators are looking into allegations that the Secret Service deviated from normal polygraphing methods in the wake of a Cartagena prostitution scandal — including claims that polygraphy experts inside the service were uncomfortable with the deviations. Read full article > >

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In the wake of a huge trading loss at JPMorgan Chase, some New York City Council members want the city to begin weighing the socially responsibility of various banks when choosing which ones to do business with.

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Council to Ask Banks to Describe Efforts to Aid Poor Areas

Four Williams mechanics injured in a fire in the team garage in the wake of their first Formula 1 victory in eight years.

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Williams crew injured in pit fire

More Secret Service resignations are expected in the wake of an alleged prostitution scandal during a presidential visit to Colombia, a congressional staff member says.

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More resignations expected soon

Sudan’s parliament votes unanimously to brand the government of South Sudan “an enemy” in the wake of the seizure of a disputed oil field.

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South Sudan branded ‘enemy’ state

A report commissioned in the wake of the controversy around super-injunctions is highly critical of Google.

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Google under fire in MPs’ report

David Cameron declines to reveal whom he has invited to dinner at No 10 – a request made in the wake of the donor row – saying it is “private”.

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PM will not reveal No 10 guests

David Cameron declines to reveal whom he has invited to dinner at No.10 – a request made in the wake of the donor row – saying it is “private”.

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The Primate of Ireland says he will continue to lead the Catholic Church in the wake of a Vatican report into abuse in Ireland.

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Cardinal will continue to lead

Lloyds is taking back bonuses worth £2m from executives in the wake of the mis-selling of payment protection insurance.

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Lloyds takes back bosses’ bonuses

Urgent change is needed at the Press Complaints Commission which showed its lack of powers in the wake of the phone hacking scandal, the chairman of the body which funds it says.

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Press body ‘needs urgent reform’

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. — Mitt Romney unleashed his harshest personal attack of the campaign on Newt Gingrich here Sunday, saying “it was proven that he was a failed leader” as the former governor pivoted sharply to regain his footing in the wake of Gingrich’s stunning resurgence over the weekend. Read full article > >

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In Florida, Romney takes aim at resurgent Gingrich

In the wake of the Stephen Lawrence verdict, Newsnight asks if police attitudes to race have changed enough despite radical reform to many of their practices.

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VIDEO: Colour-blind society ‘long way off’

North Korea tells the international community not to “expect any change” in the wake of Kim Jong-il’s death, as the US sends a top diplomat to the region.

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