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  1. Harry Potter publisher demands staff prove vaccination

    Bloomsbury publishing joins major firms in forcing employees to show proof of vaccination

  2. Hands off the Wheel

    What is fuelling the race to build fully self-driving cars and do we really need them?

  3. Half the world's workers may see livelihood destroyed

    There's a warning those working informally could be hit particularly hard by coronavirus.

  4. Half of northern Italy under quarantine to halt the coronavirus

    Around 16 million people need special permission to travel under the new measures

  5. Hackers steal $600m in major cryptocurrency heist

    Hackers have stolen some $600m in one the largest cryptocurrency heists ever.

  6. H&M plans global expansion to make up for Russia losses

    H&M is to open more stores in South America to make up for losses in Russia

  7. Guinea Declared Ebola-Free

    Ebola's ground zero is free from the disease, but faces a long road to economic recovery

  8. Guilty Verdict in First Libor Rate-rigging Trial

    A trader has been found guilty in the trial into the Libor rate-rigging scandal.

  9. Guatemala heads to the polls

    Voting is underway in Guatemala for the final round of the presidential election.

  10. Growth Forecasts Cut in UK Budget

    We ask whether Britain's finance minister has a recipe for economic revival

  11. Growing Concerns for UK Companies Post-Brexit

    Some UK companies remain concerned about their businesses post-Brexit

  12. Growing concern over Brazil coronavirus variant

    Concern grows over a Brazil coronavirus variant as the UK blocks South America visitors.

  13. Greensill inquiry reveals government rules need urgent reform

    Watchdog warns of a lack of boundaries between civil service and private sector.

  14. Greenpeace sound alarm over fish exports from Africa

    There's concern about the volume of fish being caught by foreign boats off west Africa.

  15. Greenhouse Gas Levels at New Record High

    The gases that are driving up global temperatures reached a new record high in 2017.

  16. Green Party likely kingmakers after German election

    It could take weeks or months for a coalition to be formed

  17. Greeks Fear for Future as Banks Close

    As Greek banks close for a week, the country's people and businesses fear the worst.

  18. Greek PM facing eurozone deal revolt

    The latest from Athens ahead of a crucial vote in Greece's Parliament.

  19. Greek MPs vote on new austerity plans

    Greece's Parliament votes on new austerity plans and India's top footballers auctioned

  20. Greek elections: Centre-right regains power

    Greece's Prime Minister has conceded defeat in the country's snap general election.

  21. Greek Debt Crisis: Athens Seeks New Last-Minute Deal

    Greece asks for a fresh two-year rescue deal with the European Union.

  22. Greek Banks Re-open

    We have views from the streets of Athens and the Hellenic Chamber of Commerce

  23. Greek Bailout Ends

    Greece has ended a three-year Eurozone bailout programme

  24. Greece's Lenders Demand Changes to Reform Proposals

    A big gap remains between the Greek government and its lenders.

  25. Greece's Debt Deadline Approaches

    Greece owes its creditors 300 million euros, payable by Friday, and a further 1.

  26. Greece Votes 'No' to bailout

    Greece votes 'No' to anti-austerity measures in its referendum on the bailout.

  27. Greece Spells Out Debt Rescue Deal

    We are live from Athens for analysis of the latest Greek proposals to avert a euro exit.

  28. Greece Proposals Create Hope For Deal

    Greece proposals create hope for a bailout deal.

  29. Greece PM defiant as bank controls bite

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras makes defiant speech as bank controls bite.

  30. Greece PM Defiant Amid Cash Squeeze

    Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras makes defiant speech.

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