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THE Daily Post strives at all times to be balanced, fair and accurate in its coverage. All its journalists have a duty to maintain the highest professional and ethical standards, as set out in the newspaper industry Code of Practice, which is designed both to protect the rights of the individual and uphold the public's right to know.
Liverpool Daily Post: City Banking On a Fresh Idea
WE'VE seen the Bank of England struggling in recent weeks to cope with the seemingly limitless depth of our ongoing recession. With lending rates now having sunk to an all-time low of 0.5%, in yet another fresh manoeuvre to attempt to stimulate growth, the Bank has also resorted to "quantitative easing", where more money is pumped into the economy.
Daily Post Your Voice in Wales: Don't Let Up in Battle to Beat Cancer
THE figures showing a steep rise in cancer cases over the last five years is worrying but also indicative of positive trends in society from which we can take comfort. More and more of us are living longer - hence a key reason why ultimately, more of us are suffering cancer.