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The Mongol Rally: killed with kindness in Iran
Our charity rallyist from consultant EC Harris gets forced off the road - by someone wanting to buy him dinner
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Government to clamp down on rogue employers
Fair Employment Enforcement Board will tackle abuse of vulnerable workers in construction and other industries
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Dorset councillors unite against homes plan
Purbeck council opposed to 5000 home scheme backed by minister
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Hips take longer in Hastings
Survey reveals massive regional differences in time taken to compile data for home information packs
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£1bn overhaul for West Bromwich
Nearly three quarters of town centre will be redeveloped by 2018
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Construction activity hits record low
Survey reveals that construction market 'worsened rapidly' in July following severe decline in housing
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On the brink of being toppled?
No, not the occupant of No 10 - the guy perched precariously on the step-ladder
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Chancellor refuses to rule out stamp duty freeze
Alistair Darling says he is preparing measures to help kickstart the housing market
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Lend Lease profits halve after UK housing writedown
Olympic Village developer warns Australian stock market that UK housing troubles will hit group profits
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Riot police called to eco-protest at E.ON coal plant
Eco-protestors fight plans for upgraded coal-fired plant at Kingsworth in Kent
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EDF Energy awards £100m contract to Kier
Firm will provide engineering services on power station in Nottinghamshire
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Specialists see sharp decline in orders
National Specialist Contractors Council also warns of negative impact of rising materials prices
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Centrica moots nuclear merger with British Energy
British Gas owner may merge with UK nuclear operator after EDF takeover talks stall
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Mouchel promises final results in line with expectations
Engineer is also confident for the year ahead thanks to a £2.1bn order book
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Tube Lines consortium cuts passenger delays
Work on upgrading underground lines causing 22% fewer delays
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Cleadon Park: crime busters
A housing association describes the measures its took to keep antisocial behaviour out of a newly regenerated estate
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Neither Miliband nor Balls is prime ministerial material
Jon Cruddas would be a better bet, but Brown must stick it out until the election
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Morgan Sindall's half-year turnover breaks £1bn barrier
Turnover up 48% on a year ago with profit up 31%, but recent writedown not included
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North Somerset School installs solar thermal array
Dalkia installs plant equipment, including a solar thermal array, that is expected to deliver CO² savings of over 41 tonnes a year
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Law firm boasts greenest roof in London
New Eversheds HQ features chilled beam temperature control, intelligent lighting system, and recyclable carpets