Top Stories – Thursday 2nd July
Nationwide
Credit card cheques to be banned by govt
£30bn shortfall threatens rail and road plans
CCTV contradicts police, IPCC over death
Defeat for Government over expenses bill
International
Iranian opposition leaders defy ‘unlawful regime’
Keeping the fizz in the journalism biz
U.N. says North Korea food aid has dried up
US tries to retake Afghan valley from Taliban
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