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EDF close to takeover deal
French energy firm EDF is said to be close to winning the shareholder support it needs to seal a £12 billion takeover of British Energy.
- Civil servants to vote on strike actionmore
- Nationwide in merger talksmore
- Sarkozy to seek to Russia-Gerogia breakthroughmore
- Kuwait's PM to visit Iraqmore
- Britons told to cut back on meatmore
- Petrol station stab victim namedmore
- Shaquille murder: Three more chargedmore
- Cameron hints at tax cut 'rewards'more
- Migrant cap plan divisive, MPs toldmore
Local News
World Superbikes at Donington Park
Bike fans will watch double champion Troy Bayliss sign-off and local lad Leon Haslam race.
Derbyshire cleaner wins lottery
Despite the 2 million win, Alan Rowley has told RAM FM he won't give up his day job.
Sports News
Khan: 'I'll come back stronger'
Amir Khan says the first defeat of his career has given him a "kick up the backside" after being spectacularly KO'd by Breidis Prescott.
Hamilton wins in Spa
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton has seized a thrilling Belgian Grand Prix victory after an astonishing duel with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen.
James confident ahead of Croatia game
David James is "100 per cent confident" England will avoid a repeat of their defeat against Croatia in Zagreb two years ago.
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Entertainment
Keira Knightely's back in a corset
Just like her character in The Duchess, actress Keira Knightley also has to deal with press intrusion into her private life.
Gerard Butler talks RocknRolla
If you thought you saw a lot of Gerard Butler in 300, just wait till you see him in RocknRolla.
Guy Ritchie spills the beans on Sherlock Holmes
Guy Ritchie has talked about his up-coming flick, Sherlock Holmes, and whether Russell Crowe will be joining him.