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Carey calls for 'reasonable limit' on migration

The former Archbishop of Canterbury demanded migrants respect 'parliamentary democracy built upon Christian heritage'

Three al-Qaeda fighters arrested in Yemen

Unconfirmed report that local terror chief Mohammed al-Hanq, blamed for threat to Western embassies, among those held

Indians warned after murder in Australia

Fatal stabbing of post graduate Indian student in Melbourne leads to Indian government warning of assault risks in Australia

Business news  

Mandelson blasts Tory budget deficit 'nonsense'

Business Secretary says that opposition plans to slash Britain's £178bn gap would put the economic recovery at risk

FSA brings criminal case against ex-iSoft directors

City watchdog begins a prosecution nearly four years after the technology company was forced to restate its accounts

Kraft bid for Cadbury dealt a blow after vote

Hostile takeover bid looks less likely to succeed as US food group reveals only minimal investor interest in offer

Sport News  

Free-spending City reveal £92.6m losses

Deficit for new year likely to be bigger with more transfers, soaring wages and sacking of Mark Hughes

• Semi-finals hit as big freeze causes chaos

• Mancini takes aim at mocking United banner

Bath plan £50m move from Rec

Club finally give up on developing spiritual home and will build new stadium holding 20,000 in the heart of the city

FIA considers appeal after Briatore ban lifted

Court overturns suspensions handed to Renault principal and Pat Symonds for roles in “Crashgate”

Comment  

Cameron will not break marriage vow

The Tory leader stumbled over his tax plans. He won’t ditch them: they are at the heart of his beliefs

• Daniel Finkelstein

Is this the future of our health service?

The Third World offers valuable lessons on how to change healthcare in Britain

• Nigel Crisp

Avatar will make the case on climate

Cameron’s blockbuster will persuade far more people than all the hot air from Copenhagen

• Alice Thomson

Life and Style  

Ugg or Fitflop? The battle of the boots

As snow covers much of the country, most women are opting for traction over glamour. But which brand to choose?

A vicar’s wife: ‘There is no one to fight for us’

In a frank and personal account, Anne Atkins says she is not surprised the clergy are asking the Unite union for help

A doctor, a daughter and a man called Johnny

After Johnny Hallyday's daughter was found unconscious in Paris, we look at the latest drama in a French legend’s life

Arts & Entertainment  

Moira Stuart returns to the BBC

After the departure that sparked a row over sexism and ageism in 2007, Stuart is to join Chris Evans on BBC Radio 2

The Lady or the Tiger disappoints

This dinky little musical's problem is that the plot ventures, in mildly satiric style, into fairytale territory

Ant and Dec up for three TV gongs

The Geordie presenting duo dominate the National Television Award shortlist with two nods in a single category