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02 Dec UK government to bolster support for nuclear power

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Package of measures to include details of plans to develop ‘mini’ reactors

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02 Dec Box Office: ‘Coco’ Repeats as Box Office Winner With $26.1 Million

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LOS ANGELES, Dec 3 (Variety.com) - Disney-Pixar's animated comedy "Coco" easily repeated as the winner of the North American box office with a solid $26.1 million at 3,987 locations during a moderate weekend.

02 Dec France open to helping UK marines if landing fleet scrapped

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French navy ready to support Britain’s rapid response unit

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02 Dec Sterling investors on a knife-edge ahead of key Brussels talks

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Traders poised to dump UK currency if negotiations break down

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02 Dec Aetna’s board set to approve $68 bln sale to CVS Health -sources

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Dec 3 (Reuters) - Aetna Inc's board of directors was meeting on Sunday to approve the U.S. health insurer's sale to U.S. drugstore chain operator CVS Health Corp for approximately $207 per share in cash and stock, according to people familiar with the matter.

02 Dec Turkey’s Erdogan says will not succumb to U.S. ‘blackmail’ over court case

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ANKARA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Turkish President Erdogan said on Sunday that Turkey would not succumb to "blackmail" by the United States in the trial of a Turkish bank executive being charged with evading U.S. sanctions on Iran.

02 Dec Turkey’s Erdogan says businessmen moving assets abroad are ‘traitors’

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ANKARA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday businessmen who attempted to move assets abroad were "traitors", and called on his cabinet to block any such moves.