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Britain's Prince Philip, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, and Prince Charles, from front left, look on as Queen Elizabeth II unveils a new statue of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, on the Mall in London, England, Tuesday Feb. 24, 2009.

London Mother Photos Princess UK

The Columbus Dispatch
Royals unveil statue honoring 'Queen Mum'
LONDON (AP) -- Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a memorial to her late mother yesterday, paying tribute to the beloved royal known for her sense of humor and dignity during... (photo: AP / Chris Jackson)

Sevilla coach Juan de la Cruz 'Juande' Ramos looks on during a news conference at the Luis II stadium in Monaco

League Madrid Match Photos Sport

Sporting Life
RAMOS FOCUSED ON THE PRESENT
By Mike Perez, PA Sport, Madrid Juande Ramos refuses to entertain the thought that his long-term future at Real Madrid could depend on the outcome of their Champions League last-16 showdown with... (photo: AP / Antonio Calanni)

Pony horse riding, on the snow, in winter.

The Times
Rock salt shortage forcing schools to shut amid fresh snowfalls
A national shortage of road salt is starting to impact on public services, with all the schools in Worcestershire closed today for lack of salt to grit the roads. As the wintry weather continues with... (photo: WN / Hana Kotulanova)
Photos Roads Schools Shortage Snowfalls

Red Sea - Sharm El Sheik- Beach - Tourists - Resorts - Hotels - Tourism

The Times of India
Growth rate of Indian tourists arrivals in Britain drop in '08
Text: NEW DELHI: UK's official tourism body Visit Britain today said that annual growth rate of Indian visitors to the country has dropped sharply... (photo: WN / hend)

Britain Growth India Photos Tourism

Marseille´s forward Djibril Cisse (center) jubilates after he scored the first goal during their French League One soccer match against Rennes, and is congratulated by his team mates Taiwu Tainio on the left and Franck Ribery on the right, Sunday,

Sporting Life
SBRAGIA HOPEFUL ON CISSE
By Damian Spellman, PA Sport Sunderland manager Ricky Sbragia is keeping his fingers crossed that striker Djibril Cisse will be fit for next week's tough trip to... (photo: AP Photo/David Vincent)

Cisse Football Photos Soccer Sport

Newcastle United's new manager Kevin Keegan . jp1

Sporting Life
ASHLEY MAINTAINS MAGPIES PASSION
, , Newcastle managing director Derek Llambias insists owner Mike Ashley remains committed to the club. Ashley had been looking to sell-up before Christmas, having become... (photo: AP Photo / Scott Heppell)

Football Keegan Photos Soccer Sport

Perth,Australia - Jogger - Jogging - Exercise - Health.

The Guardian
How to get fit for free
Are you getting the most out of your gym membership? Sam Murphy says there's a better way to exercise - and it doesn't cost a penny... (photo: WN / patricia)
Cost Exercise Fitness Health Photos

Middlesbrough's Gareth Southgate pictured at Middlesbrough's Riverside Stadium , Wednesday June 7, 2006. Southgate has become the latest Manager at the Premiership club after Steve McClaren's departure.

ESPN
Southgate hopes greatest hits video will fire Boro
February 25, 2009 Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate his turned to the archives to try and inspire his crestfallen squad ahead of Wednesday night's FA Cup fifth round... (photo: AP / )
League Photos Soccer Sports Star

French soccer player William Gallas gestures as he speaks to the media during a press conference in Chatel Saint Denis, Switzerland, Tuesday, June 10, 2008. France is in group C at the Euro 2008 European Soccer Championships in Austria and Switzerland.

Sporting Life
GALLAS AND TOURE HAVE THE SAME GOAL
By Jim van Wijk, PA Sport Kolo Toure maintains he and William Gallas have shown they can work together at the heart of the Arsenal defence to help steer the Gunners'... (photo: AP / Michel Euler)
Arsenal League Photos Soccer Star

Sporting Life
FERGIE LEAPS TO REF'S DEFENCE
By Simon Stone, PA Chief Football Writer, Milan Sir Alex Ferguson leapt to the defence of Spanish referee Luis Medina Cantalejo following Tuesday night's goalless... (photo: AP Photo / Jon Super)
League Manchester Milan Photos Soccer

Technology & Science

	Animal rights - and wrongs The Times
	Spotted: rare pictures of desert cheetah The Times
	Nuclear submarines collide in Atlantic The Observer
	UK's Brown says banks must be servants of economy The Boston Globe

Media News

	Anti-terror fight 'will need privacy sacrifice' The Independent
	Polygamy UK: This special Mail investigation reveals how thousands of men are milking the benefits ... The Daily Mail
	UK prime minister hails British Oscar success Kansas City Star
	Straw blocks Cabinet Iraq minutes The Independent

Religion & Culture

	Joss Stone gets dumped News24
	Talking Shop: David Archuleta BBC News
	Plant & Krauss, Coldplay rule Grammys Inquirer

Trial for two men over rape of Australian woman in Edinburgh

Mocked up Edinburgh tram on show

Munster 28 Edinburgh 14

Edinburgh keep focus on Munster

Broad backing England to blast back in Barbados

Ministers admit Britain DID hand over terror suspects to U.S

Here comes Big Brother Britain now stand up and fight for

How risky is wine for women?

Belfast Giants hold off Bison

Rollerblading 71-year-old from Belfast branded a danger

Hunt for human remains continues at Belfast nature reserve

Belfast Giants in no mood to ease up now

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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	Min: 8°C/46°F Max: 12°C/54°F

UK. The HSBC branch in London. Jan. 20, 2009

UK economy contraction confirmed

TEN WHEELER TRUCK WITH ROLLS OF ASSORTED STEEL ALONG QUIRINO AVENUE , MANILA CITY , PHILIPPINES. PHOTO TAKEN : MAY 27 ,2008

Steel towns secure Corus summit

Seen through the glass of a telephone box, a man walks by a closed shop in Croydon, south London, Friday, Jan. 23, 2009. The British statistics office says Friday the country's economy shrank 1.5 percent in the fouth quarter, which puts it officially in a recession. It was the biggest fall since the second quarter of 1980 when Margaret Thatcher was the Prime Minister. Britain's economy has been hard hit by the world financial crisis, with rising unemployment, falling house prices and a slumpi

U.K. economy confirmed in worst shape since 1980 in Q4

Calls for cash to help van maker BBC News
UK launches toxic asset insurance for banks The Times of India
Toxic Assets Insurance Boosts UK Bank Shares CNBC
RBS bank posts $34B yearly loss, largest ever in U.K. USA Today
Jamaican publisher seeks niche in UK market The Gleaner
RBS posts biggest ever UK loss Al Jazeera
RBS posts record UK losses Channel 4
RBS set for record loss, UK to launch asset scheme The Times of India
RBS to unveil worst annual UK loss Channel 4
Ex-RBS boss drawing £650,000-a-year pension The Independent
RBS ex-chief enjoying £650,000 pension The Guardian
City watchdog to ban risky investments The Guardian
UK suffers biggest GDP contraction since 1980 Business Report
Concerns over UK defence budgets BBC News
More gas storage vital for UK security International Herald Tribune
Charity warns of 'lifetime debts' BBC News
Regulators accused of 'dithering' BBC News
'Rents down' amid flooded market BBC News
RBS due to report record UK loss BBC News
UK, top banks aim to seal asset bail-out plan Gulf News

Jack Straw, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, addressing the General Assembly-ayt1

Jack Straw may curb freedom of information

Gordon Brown

Guardian Daily: Voters losing faith in Brown

UK. London. Average house price has fallen £30,000 in a year.

Jeremy Warner: Ninety per cent mortgages courtesy of the taxpayer

Papers unite in grief for Cameron BBC News
Council house blues BBC News
'Half' of councils have cut jobs BBC News
Royal Mail sell-off details due BBC News
Brown speaks to grieving Cameron BBC News
MPs attack top universities for failing to open doors to poo The Guardian
Royal Mail's second-class proposals The Guardian
Payouts over Troubles to be scrapped The Guardian
Cameron on Ivan The Guardian
Grief for a child disarms the house The Guardian
Parties unite in sympathy for Cameron after son dies The Guardian
The boy who shaped Cameron - and his politics The Guardian
Police forces 'need restructure' BBC News
Bishop on the run: Holocaust denier 'on way home' The Independent
Sentences for fraud too short, judges told The Independent
Labour peer sent to prison for texting while driving The Independent
Mandelson tries to win over Mail sell-off rebels The Independent
Government rejects payout plan for Ulster bereaved The Independent
Politics put on hold as House mourns death of leader's son The Independent
Short, hard life of Ivan Cameron, whose suffering could chan The Times

UK Nature

12 companies and organizations honored with sustainable tourism accolade

Die Laborantin Angelika Pletschacher untersucht DNA Proben in Berlin am Mittwoch, 23. Maerz 2005. Die Charite und die Berliner Krankenkassen haben eine Vereinbarung geschlossen, die die Finanzierung von Gentests fuer Frauen mit familiaerer Belastung fuer Brust- und Eierstockkrebs regelt. (AP Photo/ Kristy May) ----- Laborotory technician Angelika Pletschacher tests samples for the presence of DNA, Wednesday March 23, 2005 in Berlin. Charite Hospital and health insurance companies in Berlin have agreed to fund genetic testing for women with a history of breast and ovary cancer in their families. (AP Photo/ Kristy May)hg3

Cancer deaths 'to double in next 40 years'

Filiipinos - Teenagers - Youth - Women

Stopping sex-crazed children from becoming teenage parents

Cerebral palsy and Otahara syndrome The Guardian
Court Circular: Feb 26 The Times
Stomach stapling soars by 40% The Guardian
Are social networking sites really infantilising our teenage The Guardian
Anniversaries: Feb 26 The Times
Birthdays: Feb 26 The Times
Student Shaun Jones 'died 12 hours after taking acne treatme The Times
Murder hunt in Ecuador after British researcher Ben Samphire The Times
Newborn baby girl abandoned outside flat The Independent
Unionists are now confident of a secure future within the UK Belfast Telegraph
The human side of politics BBC News
Q&A: Cerebral palsy The Guardian
Students defy union and march against tuition fees The Guardian
Peer calls for rethink on caring for older people The Guardian
Adults' fear of reporting 'encourages child neglect' The Guardian
David Cameron's eldest son dies Channel 4
David Cameron on his son Ivan The Guardian
How Ivan Cameron influenced his father's politics The Guardian
100 children a month alert police to internet predators The Guardian
School project delayed by respect for old burialsNew Westmin Canada Dot Com

Toyota Saitama Japan Car dealership Tokorozawa / wam2

Export drop hits Japan, Germany

London's Gatwick airport

Gatwick sale 'still on schedule'

Rolls Royce Triebwerk

Rolls-Royce shares are rocked by fears over aircraft orders

Can dour old Dundee be the new Paris? The Times
Salmond hits out at Brown over funding for devolved governme The Guardian
Royal palaces of Europe: The residences of the reigning mona The Examiner
Brendan Venter regime puts 15 Saracens to sword The Times
Businesses, banks and borrowing BBC News
'Royal Mail not for sale' chant postal workers in old-style The Times
Rebel Hain outlines changes Mandelson must make to post bill The Guardian
RBS to cut �1bn in costs as it moves to ring-fence toxic ass Business Day
James White: MP who sponsored the 1975 Abortion Amendment Bi The Independent
RBS plans to split in bid to save $2.8 billion NZ Herald
Citizens Bank parent faces big losses Business Journal
Job cuts as Record and Mail merge BBC News
Citizen Bank parent faces big losses Business Journal
SATW TRAVEL WRITERS SELECT THE WORLD'S TOP 10 FERRY BOAT RID TravelVideo
Investors eyeing RBS in Pakistan Dawn
Companies & markets This is Money
SSE to invest GBP1.5 billion in Scottish renewable energy Energy Current
Charity calls for more new homes BBC News
Rangers receive Kilmarmock's gifts gratefully The Times
Up to 20,000 jobs will go as RBS chief prepares to sell off The Times

Mother - Woman - Obese - Restaurant

Diabetes cases growing at faster rate in UK than in US

Wine

Drink a day increases cancer risk

Camden Height St London, UK (mk1)

Rates of diabetes soar in the UK

Vaccine recalled over contamination scare Channel 4
Seizures grow steadily worse The Times
Anne Diamond has gastric band fitted because of weight probl The Times
NHS admissions: bizarre mishaps that put patients in hospita The Times
Rise in overweight people opting for surgery puts NHS under The Times
Fewer hospital admissions for stab victims The Times
Healthy teenager Shaun Jones, 14, died after taking acne tre The Times
Teen dies after taking acne pills Channel 4
UK Conservative Party leader David Cameron's son dies at 6: Star Tribune
UK opposition leader David Cameron's son dies at 6 Seattle Times
'One day I'll watch my son die' BBC News
Ivan Cameron's death – a matter of public and private concer The Guardian
The Wrap: Obama vows to rebuild America The Guardian
Jade begged doctors to help her die Channel 4
Playing to the unhealthy crowd The Guardian
Inflatable artwork 'broke safety rules' The Guardian
Stephanie Hammacott killed by gas blast seconds after detect The Times
One drink a day raises cancer risk Channel 4
Gas blast buried schoolgirl in rubble, inquest hears The Guardian
Joyrider jailed for taking footballer's Ferrari The Independent

Protesters walk past the General Post Office during a demonstration against the government's handling of the economic crisis, Dublin, Ireland, Saturday, Feb. 21, 2009.

100,000 take to the streets of Dublin to protest government's handling of recession

Malaysia mineral production,include barite,coal,iron ore,limestone,kaolin,mica,tin,sand and gravel,slica, and etc. mining industry of sand and graval. Mining Industry. Mines, Mining. tp1

Market Report: Miners slide on rising economic gloom

2009 BMW 128i photographed at the 2008 Montreal Auto Show.

Plea for aid as BMW gives 850 workers one hour's notice and puts the Mini in mothballs

Brown calls for scrapping of MPs' generous final-salary pens The Independent
Passive smoking linked to dementia Channel 4
Jobless total hits 10-year high The Independent
Jobs market bleak for grads as banking weakens The Register
Jobless total at 10-year high The Independent
Jobless numbers to pass two million Ananova
Fears over pension deficit weigh down Rolls-Royce The Times
Britain orders bank bonuses, management probe The Times of India
US senators 'agree' economy bill BBC News
UK workers agree to end oil strike CNN
Carer brings hope to millions with landmark win on employmen The Guardian
UK abandons train and tube scanners Infowars

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