Night of the blues for brave Rangers as Uefa dream dies

12:42am today

Rangers’ dream of bringing European glory back to Scotland for the first time in 25 years ended in defeat and disappointment last night.

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Bank of England chief warns ‘the nice decade is over’

12:21am today

Gordon Brown’s draft Queen’s Speech was overshadowed yesterday by a grim warning from the Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King that "the nice decade" was over and tough times lie ahead for ordinary families.

Bitter end as hopes vanquished

12:40am today

They had hoped so much, it was hard to comprehend at the final whistle that their dreams were over. Tens of thousands of Rangers fans spent the day partying in Manchester.

Why being cocky can be bad for your business

12:18am today

For the latest batch of would-be Apprentices, confidence is seen as key to achieving success in Sir Alan Sugar's boardroom.

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By CAROLYN CHURCHILL

Aid arrives for victims of quake but concern remains over dams

12:13am today

Chinese rescuers funnelled relief supplies to the epicentre of a powerful earthquake for the first time yesterday, scouring flattened mountain villages for tens of thousands of missing and buried victims.

Tributes to mother who died after birth of twins

12:21am today

A mother who quit her high-flying career to spend more time with her family in Scotland has died just days after giving birth to twins.

By JULIA HORTON

Judge approves bid to sue over MRSA

12:59am today

A grandmother yesterday said she was "overjoyed" that her court bid to win damages from the NHS after she caught the superbug MRSA can go ahead.

De Savary scraps plan for luxury Dornoch hotel

12:25am today

Entrepreneur Peter de Savary has abandoned his plan to turn the rundown Royal Golf Hotel in Dornoch into a top-class luxury holiday complex, but he may yet make a considerable profit out of it.

By DAVID ROSS, Highland Correspondent

Speaker Michael Martin in the clear over wife's taxi journeys

11:41am Wednesday 14th May 2008

Speaker Michael Martin was today told that the Parliamentary sleaze watchdog has dismissed a complaint about taxi journeys taken by his wife at public expense.

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UEFA Cup Final: Fans Confident Ahead of Manchester Clash

3:27pm Wednesday 14th May 2008

With just hours to go before kick-off, Manchester is awash with Rangers fans confident their side will win tonight's UEFA Cup final against Zenit St. Petersburg. (Video: Latest from Manchester)

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