Martin Lewis drops Facebook lawsuit

The consumer rights campaigner had claimed fake ads on Facebook had caused reputational damage.

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How diet is changing - the good and the bad

Children are turning their backs on sugary drinks but all age groups eat too few vegetables, a survey suggests.

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'I should never have been charged' - Tesco director

Carl Rogberg, a former Tesco UK finance director, has been acquitted of fraud and false accounting.

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Santander to shut 140 branches

About 1,270 jobs are put at risk after Santander announces a big round of branch closures.

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The Sopranos: James Gandolfini's son to fill father's shoes in prequel

James Gandolfini's 19-year-old son Michael is to play his dad's most famous character, Tony Soprano.

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The 'untold' story of British-Somalis in Manchester

A new film about Somalis in Manchester challenges decades of negative coverage, its directors say.

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5 things we learned on the National TV Awards red carpet

Mostly that celebrities aren't mad keen on freezing cold weather.

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