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CBI's anti-business 'enemies' in the Cabinet are harming Britain's economic recovery - At least two Cabinet ministers are anti-business, an attitude which is harming Britain’s economic recovery, the CBI has warned. [Daily Mail Show B

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Household spending's biggest fall than in any other economic setback since Second World War - The decision to cut back after the banking crisis of 2008 caused the latest downturn has led to the biggest drop in the amount of goods and services bought by consumers since modern records began in 1955. [

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Fox calling for business tax cuts - Former defence secretary Liam Fox, as well as business leaders, urge the chancellor to cut taxes to boost British business in next month's Budget. [BBC Business]

Terror bomb detonated in space could cripple UK - Rogue states and terror groups could launch nuclear attacks in space to cripple Britain’s electronic networks and jeopardise national security, a report warns today. [Daily Mail IT]

* Lenders hand Travelodge 10 mlllion pounds extra funds-sources
* UK hotel group heading for debt restructuring-sources
* Clifford Chance, Deloitte among company's advisers-sources
LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - British budget hotelier Travelodge has had to call on its lenders for emergency cash to tide it over, and could need more capital shortly as it struggles to cope with its debts, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
The hotel chain, famed in Britain for its 10 pound-a-night rooms, received an extra 10 million pounds from its creditors in recent weeks, the sources said.

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Apple is now worth more than Microsoft and Google combined - Apple's stock has soared to a market capitalisation of $460 billion this week, buoyed by results and rumours of new products. The company is now worth more than the entire U.S. gold reserve. [Daily Mail IT]

Call for 'joined-up' elderly care - Older people needing social care are being let down and "passed like parcels" between fragmented services, a group of MPs says. [BBC Health]COMMENTS There needs to be one central department dealing with this problem giving information from one source and acting fair when payment is required.At the moment there is a battle between NHS, Councils and Social Services.

Harry Redknapp found NOT GUILTY of taking £189k in 'bungs' in tax evasion trial - The Tottenham Hotspur manager's hopes of leading the England team received a major boost as he walked free from court. [Daily Mail Show Biz and TV]Comments.

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PM rebuffs call to axe NHS bill - The prime minister clashes with Ed Miliband over the controversial NHS bill in the Commons - shortly before the amended plans return to the Lords. [BBC Politics]Comments Could be a nightmare

The decision to cut back after the banking crisis of 2008 caused the latest downturn has led to the biggest drop in the amount of goods and services bought by consumers since modern records began in 1955.

The U-turn is a blow to the Coalition's flagship programme, which has already been hit by a string of defections from other high street stores.

The number of passengers using BAA's Heathrow airport reached a record last year while losses for the company narrowed, the airport operator says.

Wales coach Warren Gatland admits he does not know how to stop the exodus of Welsh internationals heading to France.

Banks paid nearly £2bn last year to compensate borrowers who were mis-sold loan insurance.

Western Australia says it is planning to launch a sovereign wealth fund to invest earnings from its mining boom.

Welsh government ministers were aware of concerns about the scandal-hit race relations charity Awema during the last assembly, claims a former Plaid Cymru AM.

The uncomfortable moment was filmed during a state dinner hosted by the Queen of Denmark in Copenhagen.

MPs are calling on the government to simplify the law in England and Wales on missing people who are presumed dead.

Former defence secretary Liam Fox, as well as business leaders, urge the chancellor to cut taxes to boost British business in next month's Budget.