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FSA has no plan to curb big pay packets and bonuses
The Guardian, p.4 Gordon Brown's pledge to punish irresponsible bankers sounded increasingly hollow last night, after it became apparent that the City regulator had no immediate plans to crack down on the banks in the £500bn bail-out. | |||||||
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Cheap tobacco from smugglers 'causes 4,000 deaths a year'
The Guardian, p.18 Cheap cigarettes and other tobacco products smuggled into Britain cause 4,000 or so premature deaths a year, four times the number of fatalities occurring through illegal drugs, doctors claim. | |||||||
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Fears rise that EU may drop climate pledge
The Guardian, p.20 EU heads of state plan to use the global financial crisis as an excuse to renege on climate change commitments, say sources close to energy talks in Brussels. | |||||||
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Energy saving light bulbs can emit enough UV radiation to damage skin
The Independent, p.16 Energy saving light bulbs can emit levels of ultraviolet radiation sufficient to damage the skin, the Government's public health safety watchdog warned. | |||||||
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Tesco hits out at high energy cost and Ofgem
Financial Times Consumers are being hit by excessively high gas and electricity prices, Tesco has said, as it criticised Ofgem, the regulator, for not going far enough with the inquiry into energy markets it published this week.
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Healthy = wealthy and wise?
Management Today UK plc is getting better at managing health and wellbeing at work - but there's a long way to go.Britain’s top companies are getting a lot better at thinking and talking about the health and wellbeing of their employees, according to the latest figures from Business Action on Health.
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