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Chef's killed wife and kept corpse in freezer

A cheating husband killed his wife and kept her body in a freezer for almost three years before dumping her remains in a wheelie bin when he moved abroad with a young lover, a court was told yesterday.

EU financial crisis - live blog• Stock markets leap across Europe as â,¬750bn eurozone rescue package is agreed
• European Central Bank embraces quantitative easing
• Pound strengthens against the dollar as coalition talks continue in UK

S&P hits Spain with a credit rating downgrade
* Rumours of a €120bn bailout plan calm the City
* Letting Greece join the eurozone may have been a mistake, admits Angela Merkel after talks with the IMF
* Bond yields hit record highs today as markets shun Greek government debt
* OECD secretary general compares crisis to the Ebola virus
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Northern Rock launched a price war in the savings market this week with a string of rates aimed at savers with a small sum to deposit and who prefer to use a branch rather than go online. The nationalised bank is offering a 90-day notice account paying 2.5% interest on balances from Ã,£1 available from its branches, with interest paid annually.

The rate compares favourably with branch-based accounts at the big banks. Halifax pays 1.5% on its Guaranteed Saver Reward account, but that drops to 0.5% after one year. It offers a more attractive 2.8% on its Web Saver account, but for online customers only.

Hundreds of thousands of passengers were stranded across Europe on Thursday as a huge cloud of volcanic ash from Iceland drifted over the north of the continent.

Aviation authorities announced that no commercial flights would be allowed in or out of Britain until 7 am local time on Friday at the earliest, disrupting flights with the rest of the world. All flights have been suspended until further notice at Londonââ,¬s Heathrow, one of the worldââ,¬s busiest hubs; airports across the rest of the country have also been closed