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Being fat is now a disability, says EU court

British bosses will be required to treat obese workers as "disabled" providing them with larger seats, special parking spaces and other facilities

France to block 'obsessed' Cameron's EU treaty change plan

Prime Minister David Cameron 
Exclusive: Francois Hollande will tell the Prime Minister he is 'obsessed with his own problems' and block Britain's hope of a new settlement in Europe
Mr Putin on Monday ordered security to be tightened across Russia 

Vladimir Putin's annual press conference: live

Russian president tries to explain away falling rouble and poisonous relations with West

Fed calls time on $5.7 trillion of debt

A share trader takes a phone call as he is seen behind a false one dollar bill at the German stock exchange in Frankfurt 
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: World finance is rotating on its axis. The stronger the US boom, the worse it will be for those countries on the wrong side of the dollar

Royals flock to Queen's Christmas Lunch

Prince William, who was fresh from an early morning visit to homeless charity Centrepoint in London's Soho, arrived with Kate.  
In pictures: William, Kate and George join other royals for the traditional lunch at Buckingham Palace
Women mourn their relative Mohammed Ali Khan, 15, a student who was killed 

Taliban burned teachers alive in school attack

Taliban attackers reserved horrific deaths for teachers trying to save pupils
An image of detained Iraqis guarded by a British soldier, shown previously at the the Al-Sweady inquiry 

Lawyers 'should face action' for false claims against British troops

Defence Secretary demands apology
 

Parents boycott church after reverend tells children Santa is not real

Obama's action on Cuba is a beautiful thing

U.S. President Barack Obama shakes hands with Cuban President Raul Castro during the official memorial service for former South African President Nelson Mandela 
Tim Stanley: This was the President at his best, mature in recognising past mistakes and seeking to heal old wounds
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Stars' anger over film cancellation - 'an un-American act of cowardice'

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Hollywood actors call the studio's decision to cancel release of comedy The Interview after hacking by North Korea an act of self-censorship that 'sets a terrifying precedent'

The Apprentice: whole series was a waste of time

The Apprentice episode 11 
Episode 11: Alan Sugar's over-reliance on the interview stage made the first 10 episodes pointless, saysRupert Hawksley
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Sales rip-off: fake TV and camera discounts revealed

Items with misleading sale prices 
One third of products in the ‘sales’ are actually more expensive than before they were ‘reduced’, Which? study finds. Find out which ones

Why is this strange rock baffling scientists?

The rock that workers at Alrosa's Udachnaya diamond mine unearthed containing 30,000 diamonds 
Miners unearth rare rock which contains 30,000 diamonds

Top research universities: where does yours rank?

All of our top higher education institutions refuse to set lower A-level grades for applicants from comprehensives than for private school entrants - University admissions will 'become even more unfair, and all in pursuit of fairness’ 
Use our searchable league table to find out where your university ranks using results from the Research Excellence Framework (REF)
Lizzie Lowe, 14, who was found hanged at Fletcher Moss Park in Didsbury 

Christian teenager takes own life over misplaced fears about telling family she is a lesbian

End of misery of rural mobile phone blackspots

Scot Young's ex-wife in search of tycoon's hidden fortune

Guardian editor to become principal of Oxford college

Switzerland introduces negative interest rates to weaken franc

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Swiss National Bank cuts deposit rate to -0.25pc in attempt to curb its currency
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Tesco blackhole may be larger than feared

BT plans £2bn rights issue to fund EE takeover

Allister Heath: Britain’s national pay cut is over at last - and our jobs miracle is continuing

Kurdistan eyes oil export jump in the shadow of global price war

Government to sell down taxpayer stake in Lloyds Banking Group

Gay men earn less than straight men, but lesbians are paid more

London Stock Exchange toasts a 53pc rise in fundraising on its markets

12 cons of Christmas: how to navigate the rip-off drinks, gifts and travel

Shops 'denying' six-year warranty

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Premier League managers: survival chances rated 

Who will be the first manager to suffer the axe?

In pics: The Premier League has yet to see a sacking - but not all 20 bosses are sitting comfortably. Luke Edwards assesses their survivial chances ahead of the vital festive period
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Eden Hazard nearing £200,000-a-week Chelsea deal 

Hazard close to signing new Chelsea deal

Belgian midfielder close to becoming Chelsea's highest-paid player after being offered new £200,000-a-week five-year contract
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Raheem Sterling - Bournemouth vs Liverpool: live 

Liverpool pass-and-move their way to semis

Bournemouth 1 Liverpool 3:Raheem Sterling rediscovers his form to set up League Cup semi-final showdown with Chelsea. Henry Winter reports
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Toulon consider suing Leicester fans over Delon Armitage row 

Toulon consider suing Leicester fans

French champions accuse fans of providing "false testimonies" over Delon Armitage row, which led to forward being banned
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Who could replace Alastair Cook as England one-day captain? 

Who could replace Alastair Cook as one-day captain?

In pictures: We run the rule over the possible contenders to replace Cook - and find options are severely limited
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Man Utd transfers: Radamel Falcao warns Louis van Gaal he must play if he is to stay at Old Trafford 

Falcao: I must play if United want me to stay

Colombian striker wants to remain at Old Trafford beyond his current loan spell but needs guarantees over first-team football
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Fifa's ethics investigator Michael Garcia delivers 350-page report on bidding process of 2018 and 2022 World Cups 

Garcia quits as Fifa ethics investigator

American lawyer cites 'lack of leadership' at the top of Fifa in resignation statement after leading investigation into 2018 and 2022 World Cup bids
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Targets: Podolski, Cech, Balotelli, Sneijder, Lloris and Pogba could all be on the move in January  

Your club-by-club January transfer guide

Everything you need to know about each Premier League club's targets and budgets as they prepare for the winter transfer window
Golf no longer belongs to the mainstream. In non-Ryder Cup years, its only shop windows for a mass audience are its April trip up Magnolia Drive for the Masters and the joys of the Open in July. Otherwise in Britain, its sell-out to the bounty of satellite television has been total
Oliver Brown

13 REASONS WE LOVE THE DARTS

With the finest exponents of arrow throwing descending on Alexandra Palace from Thursday December 18, here are 13 reasons why the PDC World Darts Championship is the best sporting event in the world (possibly)
If and when – and, believe it, it will be when – the All England decides to take Wimbledon to the dark side, to the side where the audience is nowhere as large, then there should be no figure pointing in a direction anywhere other than that of the Houses of Commons
James Corrigan
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