YANGON, Myanmar — Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi says Myanmar’s government has approved her National League for Democracy to run in upcoming by-elections. Suu Kyi said in an interview at her residence Thursday that the party had been accepted earlier in the day. NLD spokesman Nyan Win also told The Associated Press the party will start accepting new members on Monday. Read full article > >

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Suu Kyi says Myanmar’s government has approved her party to run in elections

A motor fuel duty discount for remote island communities will start from March 2012, the UK government has confirmed.

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Isles fuel price cut from March

Getting into the Black Friday spirit, AT&T has announced some of its deals for the weekend after Thanksgiving, including a lineup of popular smartphones for … a penny. AT&T isn’t saying much about its offers for Black Friday itself, only that touchscreen devices, including tablets, will start a “unbelievably low prices.” Read full article > >

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CBS Radio will start an all-news station in the Washington area next year, taking on news powerhouse WTOP for a share of the lucrative market for round-the-clock news, weather and traffic broadcasts. WTOP, which has not had a direct competitor for decades, is by far the dominant station in news-hungry Washington, with the highest annual revenue of any station in the nation. Read full article > >

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CBS Radio to start all-news station in D.C. area

Toby Flood will start at centre alongside Jonny Wilkinson for England in their World Cup quarter-final against France, while Nick Easter, Tom Palmer and Mark Cueto also return to the side.

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Flood starts alongside Wilkinson

Glenn Beck is about to find out just how loyal his followers are. When he moves from Fox News to his own Internet network, Beck will start charging a monthly subscription fee to view his show. “I think we might be a bit early,” Beck said Monday about…

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Glenn Beck to Charge for Online Show

Phil Mickelson will start as hot favourite to defend his title when the 75th Masters begins on Thursday.

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Mickelson set for Masters defence

Pinewood studios says it will start investing in home grown, small budget films again.

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Bovis Homes says it will start paying dividends to shareholders again after “significant improvements” in profits in 2010.

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Bovis delivers profits surprise

As the new Congress convenes Wednesday, the initial focus for Republicans, fresh off their 2010 midterm election victories, will start off symbolic with the legislative meat to be served shortly after.

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New Congress convenes today

The Oscar nominated actress says production will start on the biopic ‘in the next two years’.

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Hathaway’s ‘sensitive’ Garland

It looks like big decisions are getting made on the first day of the NATO summit in Lisbon, Portugal. NATO will start withdrawing troops in Afghanistan next July with the goal of ending combat missions there by 2014, possibly sooner, but it’s unclear…

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NATO Agrees to 2014 Afghan Pullout

Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso will start the Singapore Grand Prix from pole position after a superb performance in final qualifying.

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Alonso storms to Singapore pole

Direct peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians will start Thursday as President Barack Obama urged both sides to come up with a peaceful solution to the long running Mideast conflict.

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Obama ‘cautiously hopeful’ on Mideast

Iran will start building a new uranium enrichment site by early next year, the country’s top nuclear official says.

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Iran sets date for nuclear plant