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WikiLeaks cables: Mervyn King had doubts over Cameron and Osborne
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WikiLeaks cables expose Pakistan nuclear fears
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WikiLeaks cables: Prince Andrew demanded special BAE briefing
SFO sources confirmed that BAE case handlers at the time thought the request from the Duke of York was 'well out of order'
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Cheryl Cole: Lost in translation?
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Cheryl Cole to join Simon Cowell on US version of X Factor
£3m deal will mean gruelling twice-weekly transatlantic commute for British star
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WikiLeaks: Ivan Cameron's death hit Lib Dem election plans
Embassy cables show party officials now at No 10 said plans to depict David Cameron as 'fake' were dropped after son's death
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US asked for VAT waiver on London embassy
Cable shows ambassador asked Alistair Darling to waive tax on new building as construction would create jobs
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Mervyn King shaped tough deficit policy – but was it political bias?
US embassy cables detailing Bank of England chief's dealings with Conservatives add to allegations of neutrality breach
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Wikileaks cables: George Osborne 'lightweight and inexperienced'
Shadow chancellor's high-pitched voice contributes to view that he lacks gravitas, senior Conservatives tell US officials
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US embassy cables: Mervyn King expresses doubt over David Cameron and George Osborne
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David Cameron on radicalised Muslims: 'We let in some crazies'
US embassy cables reveal Conservative hardline on Pakistan ahead of British elections
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WikiLeaks cables: 'US aid will not stop Pakistan supporting militants'
Embassy cables reveal US frustration as Islamabad fosters selected insurgents as a buffer against India
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America, Pakistan and the $26m barbed wire bill
US embassy cables allege millions of dollars of US military aid to fight insurgents was diverted to Pakistan government
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WikiLeaks cables reveal Afghan-Pakistani row over fugitive rebel
Hamid Karzai accused of sheltering Balochistan insurgency leader Brahamdagh Bugti, leaked dispatches report
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WikiLeaks cables: US special forces working inside Pakistan
US embassy cables reveal elite American troops secretly embedded with Pakistan military to hunt down militants
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WikiLeaks cables: Pakistan opposition 'tipped off' Mumbai terror group
US embassy cables say President Zardari alleged warning let Lashkar-e-Taiba empty bank accounts before UN sanctions
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WikiLeaks: Alarm at Pentagon request to survey Pakistan refugee camps
US embassy cables show military asked for details of camps and aid agencies, possibly to gain air strike targeting information
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US embassy cables: US worried Taliban battle funds being wasted on barbed wire
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WikiLeaks cables: Britain 'over-reacted' in wake of Mumbai attacks
Fears that India would respond with force to terrorist atrocity played down by American diplomats in US embassy cables
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WikiLeaks cables: Pakistan's Zardari is a 'numbskull'
Former British chief of defence staff told US officials Asif Ali Zardari had not much sense of how to govern a country
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WikiLeaks cables: Mystery deepens over Pakistan scientist Aafia Siddiqui
Embassy cables show US diplomats were non-plussed over neuroscientist's whereabouts before she surfaced in Afghanistan
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Pakistan's president Asif Ali Zardari 'prepared for assassination'
WikiLeaks cables profiling husband of late Benazir Bhutto say he has named his successor should he also be killed
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WikiLeaks cables: Pakistani army chief considered plan to oust president
Army chief considered pushing President Zardari from office to prevent opposition leader Nawaz Sharif taking power
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WikiLeaks cables: 'Nicolas Sarkozy thin-skinned and authoritarian'
US embassy cables detail how staff and ministers fear ire of French president and warn of impact of personal lifestyle
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WikiLeaks cables: Nicolas Sarkozy, the Saudis and Carla Bruni
US embassy cables reveal French president offended Saudi sensibilities by inviting fiancée on state visit
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WikiLeaks cables: French D-day invite to Gordon Brown 'was political'
US embassy cable shows prime minister was invited to 65th anniversary ceremony because his government was in trouble
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WikiLeaks cables: Bradley Manning faces 52 years in jail
Bradley Manning, a US army intelligence analyst, is suspected of leaking more than 250,000 diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks
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Bradley Manning, in his own words: 'This belongs in the public domain'
In May last year, the man suspected of downloading the US embassy files began a series of online chats with a fellow-hacker
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WikiLeaks cables: US espionage law
Although insiders who have leaked sensitive information before have been prosecuted, cases have rarely resulted in conviction
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Wikileaks cables: US tightens security
US state department restricts employee access to secret files as temporary measure until 'weaknesses' addressed
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WikiLeaks cable reveals secret pledge to protect US at Iraq inquiry
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David Blunkett voices regrets over Gary McKinnon and extradition treaty
Former home secretary says that developments in cyber-crime had caused him to reflect on fairness of treaty signed in 2003
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WikiLeaks cables: US spurned Gary McKinnon plea from Gordon Brown
Prime minister made personal request to allow British man who hacked into US computer systems to serve sentence in UK
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WikiLeaks row: China wants Korean reunification, officials confirm
Chinese officials speak after Guardian US embassy cables reveal Beijing is leaning towards acceptance of reunification under Seoul's control
