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By Matt Falloon Few would bet against a big win for Britain's revived opposition Conservatives at the next election, but markets fear the worst case scenario for the investor could yet materialise

By Erik Kirschbaum As Germany heads to an election with its banks unwilling to risk big loans, companies and politicians are fumbling towards a new political order. Revolving around the rules governing

By Laurence Fletcher Valuations of cyclical stocks have risen too far as a result of the recent market rebound, according to Octopus Investments fund manager David Crawford, who has been switching into

By Andrew Quinn President Barack Obama's pick to fill his first U.S. Supreme Court vacancy, Sonia Sotomayor, goes before a Senate hearing on Monday with most people betting she already has enough

By David Brunnstrom European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana has said he plans to step down when his mandate expires at the end of October. If the EU's Lisbon reform treaty

By Tsvetelia Ilieva Bulgaria's centre-right opposition GERB party said it would start coalition talks on Monday, after winning a national election that boosted the prospect of reforms in the European Union member

By Patrick Markey and Mica Rosenberg Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya turned back from an attempted return home on Sunday after soldiers clashed with his supporters as he tried to land, fueling

. Pesto Pesto is Italian – a quite pungent blend of fresh basil, pine-nuts (“Pinolia”), cheese, garlic and olive oil. It is a great accompaniment to Pasta and Gnocchi, but around my

PwC E&M Survey Over the next five years, digital technologies will become increasingly widespread across all segments of entertainment and media (E&M) as the digital migration continues to expand according to the

. Why bother with fixing the tourism industry when absolutely nothing is done to make Cyprus competitive to similar-value destinations? Hotel room prices remain exorbitantly high (at least for locals), restaurants keep