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NEWS HEADLINES from The Times Newspaper

• Government scales back child worker vetting scheme
• Live: Bloody Sunday families shown Saville report
• Bloody Sunday fees hit £100m, with 14 lawyers earning more than £1m
• Freedom of Information Act gives protection to royal secrets
• BNP leader invited to meet Queen at Buckingham Palace garden party
• England sees again how fragile optimism can be on and off the field
• US pension funds sue BP directors over the falling share price
• Economy may never recover from banking crisis, warns OBR
• Same economists who work out Budget figures are producing OBR data
• Blundering goalkeepers ‘think their hands are wider’
• Why everything in the garden is lovely again at Chiswick House
• Melancholy swansong of a queen gets upbeat vote from opera lovers
• Popular? What about tunesmiths Bizet, Handel, Rossini and Verdi?
• Derrick Bird’s mother vows to write letters of comfort to bereaved
• Tax-cutting blow as CGT to raise £1.5bn less than planned
• Britain must prepare for casualty spike in Afghanistan, Cameron warns
• Families call for the truth 38 years after Bloody Sunday
• Royal two for one: William and Harry go to Africa on first joint tour
• Witnesses ‘lied to hide Prince’s involvement,’ court told
• BBC to break ranks on public sector pay
• Lord Saville — an outstanding legal mind defined by Bloody Sunday inquiry
• Gazza in hospital after car crash
• Bloody Sunday victims must be declared innocent, says McGuinness
• Tests show students died in double suicide, despite parents’ protests
• Londoners to enjoy ‘champagne of water’ with drink fountain restoration

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