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It was all right last night as Italian.(News; Front Page)

Nov 05, 2009 ... tenor Andrea Bocelli returned to sing before a packed National Indoor Arena a month after cancelling a performance.The singer was in full voice - just weeks after pulling out of a September 27 concert with a throat infection. Bocelli, who was in London promoting the Jim Carrey ...

SHARE WATCH.(News)

Nov 05, 2009 ... Who: Aviva. Why: The country's second-largest insurer said life and pensions sales fell 11 per cent to pounds 24.1 billion amid consumer caution. Aviva has said it is focusing on profitable business over volume, and new business margins were broadly stable over the ...

IN THE SPOTLIGHT.(News)

Nov 05, 2009 ... Who: Bob Crow. Why: The general secretary of the Rail Maritime and Transport union said he had received information revealing that almost 1,500 jobs would be cut by National Rail, putting hundreds of roles in the West Midlands under ...