worldspy - 29.06.12 00:03 Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds have been accused of systematically rigging financial markets in a growing international scandal which wiped billions off the value of shares in Britain's biggest banks. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 28.06.12 21:16 America's largest cities are growing at a faster rate than their surrounding suburbs for the first time in a century, according to the latest census. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 28.06.12 09:13 A former grandee of the BBC has joined the criticism of the corporation's coverage of the Diamond Jubilee claiming its poor performance is putting the licence fee at risk. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 28.06.12 08:37 As ITV calls for actors to play Jesus in the Superstar summer tour, the Bishop of Bradford considers the musical's potential for boosting the profile of the Church mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 28.06.12 08:13 The wreckage of a military plane found this month on an Alaska glacier is that of an Air Force plane that crashed in 1952, killing all 52 people aboard, military officials said on Wednesday. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 27.06.12 21:04 A Cambridge business academic has produced a rarely-seen portrait of the daily battle by surgeons and nurses to save the lives and limbs of British troops wounded in Afghanistan. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 27.06.12 11:26 Wall Street's top financial firms have delivered assessments of Facebook. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 27.06.12 08:25 The computer glitch at the Royal Bank of Scotland could have been caused by just one junior technician in India, it has been suggested. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 27.06.12 08:25 A US judge has ordered Samsung to stop selling its Galaxy 10.1 tablet computer while the court considers Apple's patent infringement claims. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk

worldspy - 26.06.12 19:15 William Friedkin's Killer Joe, which opened the Edinburgh International Film Festival features a positively Jacobean climax, writes Robbie Collin. mehr bei telegraph.co.uk