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OMG, how did I miss this? - Sparky, lurking

Pioneering feminist artist Ana Mendieta's selected films & performances (1972-1981): t.co/Z0OmQoE

Energy regulator promises 'radical overhaul' of market as Scottish Power faces investigation over controversial new tariff Ofgem has reiterated its determination to "radically overhaul" the retail energy market and has told the "big six" power companies that their complex tariffs are going to come under further scrutiny over the coming months. After years of criticism that it was too soft on suppliers for raising prices, Ofgem appears to be responding to veiled threats from the coalition government that it could be disbanded. Ofgem's chief executive, Alistair Buchanan, said: "Energy suppliers have to transform the way they deal with consumers. We are also seeing signs that the penny has dropped with the big six and they are ready to take part constructively in the debate." The warning came as Ofgem announced it is to investigate whether a recent Scottish Power tariff had misled customers. Last month Scottish Power launched its "Direct October 2012" tariff, claiming it would save...

Action needed to ensure Britons are not sent overseas for trial over alleged offences committed in the UK or without evidence A parliamentary committee has urged the government to renegotiate its much-criticised extradition treaties with the US and EU to avoid future cases like that of Gary McKinnon, the hacker who has spent nine years fighting removal to America. Swift action was needed in particular to make sure Britons were not sent overseas for trial over alleged offences committed wholly or mainly inside the UK or, as is currently the case, without any evidence being offered against them, the joint committee on human rights (JCHR), which comprises MPs and peers from all three major parties, concluded following an inquiry. Such measures would prevent future cases like that of McKinnon, who has become a focal point for opposition to the laws. McKinnon's supporters argue that any trial should take place in the UK given that his hacking activities were undertaken from a bedroom in...

The camera on the iPhone 4 has made it one heck of a point and shoot camera. It has become so popular that Flickr is now calling the Apple phone ... Read more Apple iPhone 4 now most popular camera on Flickr is a post from: IntoMobile - Sarah