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Showing some spine in battle to save the bookstore

For many people, bookshops conjure fond images of intimate readings, in-store cafés and delight at the discovery of a new author. Despite this, many high street bookshops are under threat thanks to the rising popularity of eReaders and online shopping.

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The Briefing - Your Friday morning news catch up

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Local hero Keano scores with book

golf

Harrington remains a member of Wilson club

business

FTSE rattled by economy warnings

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Economic warnings rock FTSE

Rhys murder accused asked witness to change story, court told

The teenager accused of the murder of Rhys Jones asked a key prosecution witness to change her story, a court heard today.

Wed, 22 Oct, 2008

African Union receives EU donation

The European Commission is to provide nearly €60m in aid to the cash-strapped African Union which is struggling to finance plans on the continent, officials said today.

Tue, 26 Sep, 2006

Clarke and McGinley lead Irish challenge in Scotland

Darren Clarke and Paul McGinley are among an eight-strong Irish contingent at the Scottish Open, which teed off at Loch Lomond this morning.

Thu, 13 Jul, 2006

Six Continents bidding war heats up

The hostile bidding war brewing around Six Continents heated up today with the pubs to hotels group firmly rejecting a £5.5bn (€8bn) bid from entrepreneur Hugh Osmond.

Mon, 03 Mar, 2003

City expects Bass to change its name

City analysts believe Bass may change its name to reflect its move away from brewing.

Sat, 19 May, 2001