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Ex-arms tycoon denies interconnector security risk

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By Peter Henley Verified, Marcus White
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Alexander Temerko said he was "quite optimistic" that the cross-Channel cable would go ahead [BBC] A former Russian arms tycoon has said he is hopeful that a proposed cross-Channel electricity link will be built, despite security fears from the Ministry of Defence (MoD). Alexander Temerko, who is now a British citizen, is part-owner of Aquind, which is planning to build an interconnector between Hampshire and Normandy.
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Former MP Dame Annette Brooke dies

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By Peter Henley Verified
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Dame Annette Brooke served the constituency of Mid-Dorset and North Poole from 2001 to 2015 [BBC] Dame Annette Brooke, who became the longest-serving female Liberal Democrat MP, has died aged 78. Dame Annette served the constituency of Mid-Dorset and North Poole in Parliament from 2001 to 2015 and was voted MP of the year in 2010. An economics teacher in Aylesbury and then Bournemouth, she was also a tutor with the Open University for 20 years.
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Passengers' first renationalised SWR train ride

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By Peter Henley Verified
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South Western Railway has become the first company to be re-nationalised by the Labour government. At 01.59 BST the staff, stations and trains all came under the control of the new Great British Rail. There was a bumpy start - engineering work is going on most weekends to improve the railways and the first train on the timetable had been cancelled. But train enthusiasts and regular passengers were eager to get on board the first train from Woking to London Waterloo on Sunday.
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