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15 Nov Labour drops plan to allow tenants to buy out landlords

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Shadow cabinet and union leaders sign off on manifesto set to be the most radical in recent history

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15 Nov Iranian official warns protesters that security forces could take action -TV

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Iranian Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli told state TV on Saturday that security forces will act to restore calm if those protesting against increased gasoline prices "damaged public properties" as anti-government protests spread across Iran.

15 Nov Bolton fire raises fresh questions over cladding safety

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Witnesses say blaze spread rapidly over surface of student accommodation block

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15 Nov We need a new social contract with business

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Company failures show that reliance on the state has not been repaid in responsible behaviour

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15 Nov CORRECTED-UPDATE 2-Novartis sickle-cell drug gets U.S. FDA approval

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Novartis AG on Friday won U.S. approval for its experimental sickle cell disease drug, Adakveo, making it the first of several proposed new therapies designed to offer lasting relief for patients with the debilitating blood disease to get U.S. regulatory clearance.

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15 Nov RPT-Lebanon bank staff union to discuss ending strike after receiving security plan -union

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Lebanon's bank staff union will meet on Sunday or Monday to decide whether to call off a strike, after receiving a plan to secure banks with a stepped up police presence, the president of the Federation of Syndicates of Bank Employees said on Saturday.