Friday: The First Post’s super-quick catch-up on the main news talking points. Sponsored by Hyundai Why were we not allowed to know that the man who led RBS to ruin was possibly ‘busy bonking’ a colleague? The world’s most powerful celebrity (says Forbes) appears to be losing her radical edge The former head of the IMF is beset by numerous claims of sexual misconduct Former US veep furious after Murdoch closes down his Current TV in Italy Film of the week: This otherwise entertaining documentary veers too far towards a glossy tribute Picture of the day: Protesters gather under tents in Madrid during a protest against unemployment Business digest: Fears of tech bubble as social media website makes stunning debut on NYSEThe First Post
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Ten things you need to know today

Fred Goodwin farce: are super-injunctions doomed?

Lady Gaga: Is her ladyship at risk of becoming a bore?
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Strauss-Kahn: the charges and allegations pile up

Al Gore blasts News Corp for ‘ideological agenda’

Vidal Sassoon: the movie doesn‘t quite cut it

Spain unemployment protest

LinkedIn flotation sees share price double

Friday, 20 May 2011
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