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FTSE 100 down after Dow falls

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London started the day with further falls, following drops last night in New York and in Asia.

We would all like answers to big questions

A parliamentarian is arrested and held for nine hours in a police station in the capital city while 50 miles away his house in the countryside is searched by nine anti-terrorist police officers, writes John Hipwood.

Star Carol shining once more

Carol Decker on stage at The Quarry, Shrewsbury

Twenty one years ago today, Shropshire singer Carol Decker was riding high at the top of the UK singles and album charts with T’Pau. After huge highs and terrible lows, she tells us why life is looking up again.

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Ho, ho, ho, it’s Father Christmas

He’s big and jolly and known and loved by millions. But that’s quite enough about Shropshire Star feature writer Ben Bentley, who has been learning all about becoming Father Christmas.

To tip or not to tip?

Ben Bentley looks at the minefield surrounding whether or not we should leave restaurant staff a tip after enjoying a meal.

A potted tour of yoghurt factory

Almost three quarters of UK households eat yoghurt made in Shropshire. Ben Bentley visits the dairy.

All part of the job

The Shropshire Star’s Toby Neal goes aboard a UK frigate defending our causes across the world and meets the young men and women aboard.

Prince Charles at 60

Prince Charles is still waiting to start his life’s work on a day when most people would be thinking about retirement. On the day the prince turns 60 Shirley Tart looks back over his life.

A whole life in one home

It is a life almost impossible to imagine these days – to live all your years in the same village, doing the same job and residing in the same house you were born in.

Help to survive the financial storm

Keeping spirits up, maintaining a sense of proportion and holding panic at bay can be a tough ask when something called a global cash crisis hits the fan, writes Shirley Tart.

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