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Third power station jobs protest

A new demonstration is to be held calling for construction jobs at a power station to go to UK workers. more >>

Conundrum of Kerala's struggling economy

The BBC's Soutik Biswas on how India's most socially developed state, Kerala, is also its most economically backward. more >>

Protest over jobs at power site

A second demo outside a power station is calling for jobs to go to UK workers rather than foreign nationals. more >>

Olympic Stadium hits final height

The Olympic Stadium for London's 2012 games reaches its final height with the erection of a lighting tower. more >>

Diplomas 'not stretching bright'

England's new secondary school qualification is not stretching the brightest pupils, the exams watchdog says. more >>

Job market 'continues to improve'

The UK jobs market continues to improve, with the biggest growth in new permanent staff posts for 30 months, a report says. more >>

Iberdrola planning wind farm base

The Spanish firm which owns ScottishPower chooses Glasgow as its global base for building offshore wind farms. more >>

Rail freight link gets £35m boost

Design work can start on a £35m rail freight improvement on the line from Felixstowe container port to the Midlands. more >>

Protest over foreign contractors

Unemployed construction workers and trade unionists protest outside Parliament over the use of foreign sub-contractors. more >>

Black youth unemployment 'at 48%'

Almost 50% of black people between the ages of 16-24 are unemployed, compared with 20% of white people, a think tank claims. more >>

Dubai tower sets records and makes profits

The world's tallest building opens in Dubai, after being completed during a property crash in the global downturn. more >>

36,000 pupils take new Diplomas

Official figures show more teenagers are taking new Diploma courses in England. more >>

Forth crossing contractor sought

Officials start their first attempt to find a contractor for the replacement crossing over the Forth. more >>

Work starts on new skills campus

Demolition work starts at the site of a new £35m skills development centre to be completed in 2011 in Northamptonshire. more >>

Cash move to save apprentice jobs

Financial support to safeguard the jobs of apprentices in the recession is to be offered by the Scottish government. more >>

Firms fear loss of F1 Grand Prix

The business community near Donington Park braces itself for the loss of potential earnings if the venue fails to secure the Formula One British Grand Prix. more >>

Downturn cuts foreign worker jobs

The recession has significantly cut the number of UK jobs being offered to workers from outside the EU, say government advisers. more >>

Profile: Iran's Revolutionary Guards

A profile of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, set up after the 1979 revolution to defend the Islamic system. more >>

Power staff reject offer on pay

Workers at oil facilities and power stations across the UK reject an offer on pay and conditions aimed at ending a long-standing row. more >>

Biker told to pay for road damage

A man who ended up in hospital after hitting a stray sheep on his motorbike is asked to pay for damage done to the road, it emerges. more >>