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Yevgeny Primakov, former prime minister of Russia, supports partition of Kosovo data: 27.03.08 He said that only ethnic partition would avoid future conflict but warned that it would entail population movements. 3. Cyprus talks 'must succeed' data: 19.03.08 The Cypriot president says the failure of new peace talks will be "devastating" for the divided island. 4. 'Green collars' becoming a force in U.S. economy data: 27.03.08 The United States may have 8.5 million jobs in renewable-energy or energy-efficient industries now, with up to 5 million to be added over the next 10 years. 5. Risk-taking architect takes field's top prize data: 07.04.08 Jean Nouvel, the bold French architect known for such wildly diverse projects as the exotically louvered Arab World Institute in Paris and the muscular Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, has received the Pritzker Prize. 6. Rivals 'should share licence fee' data: 10.04.08 Some of the BBC's licence fee could be shared with other broadcasters, media watchdog Ofcom says. 7. Olympics to 'rebound from crisis' data: 10.04.08 The head of the Olympic committee says the Games will recover from "crisis" after days of anti-Chinese protests. 8. Big-is-better theory loses appeal data: 07.04.08 Battle lines are forming in banking that pit bigger-is-better theorists against breakup advocates. 9. Sorrell stands by former Clinton adviser data: 10.04.08 The WPP chief concedes that Mark Penn had erred in judgment when he met with a Colombian official but says the episode will not lead to a change in the group's policies 10. Kevin Maguire: Spill the real secrets, Dave data: 19.03.08 David Cameron playing Happy Families for the TV cameras put even Tony Blair in the shade. 11. Al-Qaeda leader al-Masri 'dead' data: 10.04.08 The US says Abu Obaidah al-Masri, reputedly al-Qaeda's mastermind in Afghanistan, has died. 12. Belgium gets new government, but how long will it last? data: 27.03.08 After a nine-month political crisis that prompted speculation that the country might split, Yves Leterme of the Flemish Christian Democrats was sworn in Thursday as prime minister. But many voters believe the new government will be too weak to last. 13. Greece braced for pension strike data: 19.03.08 Greece is expected to grind to a halt as public workers hold a general strike against proposed pension reforms. 14. Britain could be hardest hit by financial crisis, says IMF data: 10.04.08 Britain could be hardest hit by the global credit crisis as banks in this country have racked up bigger losses than anywhere else in the world, a new International Monetary Fund analysis shows. 15. Dollar falls below 7 yuan data: 10.04.08 The milestone underlined China's growing economic strength and its increasing use of the currency as a policy tool. 16. Chaos complicates life for Walsh, chief executive of British Airways data: 07.04.08 The financial year just ended was supposed to mark a turnaround but just when Walsh should have been planning celebrations, he was juggling record fuel prices, economic malaise and Terminal 5 troubles. 17. BBC and ISPs clash over iPlayer data: 10.04.08 A row breaks out about who should pay for the extra network costs incurred by the BBC's on-demand TV service. 18. Mascherano charged with improper conduct data: 27.03.08 Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano was charged with improper conduct by the FA on Wednesday following his refusal to leave the field after being sent off in last Sunday's 3-0 defeat by Manchester United. 19. Madeleine McCann parents win apology from Express papers data: 19.03.08 Kate and Gerry McCann have won libel damages worth ÂŁ550,000 and forced two national newspapers to publish front-page apologies for repeatedly implying that they killed their missing daughter Madeleine. 20. Teacher union leader Sinnott dies data: 07.04.08 Steve Sinnott, general secretary of one of the UK's biggest teaching unions, the NUT, dies. 21. Sterling falls on rate cut hopes data: 19.03.08 The pound falls against the euro and dollar after expectations are raised of an imminent UK interest rate cut. 22. Olympic torch relay protest timeline data: 07.04.08 The Olympic torch relay through London descended into chaos after pro-Tibet protesters disrupted the event, leading to 35 arrests. Here is a timeline of events. 23. Pressure of blogging blamed for men's deaths data: 07.04.08 The deaths of two bloggers were yesterday linked by the US media to an obsession with updating their websites. 24. Major figures mark NI Agreement data: 10.04.08 Some of those who helped negotiate the Good Friday Agreement are in Belfast to mark its 10th anniversary. 25. Gavaskar to give views on twin role dispute in May data: 27.03.08 India's Sunil Gavaskar will give his views in May on an apparent conflict of interest between his roles as a cricket committee head and a paid media pundit, the International Cricket Council said on Wednesday. 26. Injuries to health workers cost NHS ÂŁ235m data: 07.04.08 Injuries to doctors, nurses and other health workers have cost the National Health Service nearly a quarter of a billion pounds, new figures have revealed. 27. Rokocoko out for up to four months data: 07.04.08 All Blacks winger Josevata Rokocoko is to have surgery on a wrist injury and could be out of action for up to four months, his Super 14 team said on Monday. 28. Hammer killer 'attacked others' data: 19.03.08 Police investigate claims that a man who killed his former girlfriend and her two children, attacked others. 29. Barack Obama's key race speech in full data: 19.03.08 Barack Obama's key race speech in full 30. In pictures data: 10.04.08 Anti-Chinese protesters outfoxed in US torch relay |