UK Herald

UK Herald

Search the World News Network

Advanced Search

Breaking News	Tue, 30 Nov 2010

Attorney General Eric Holder speaks during a news conference at the Justice Department in Washington, Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009.

Embassy Photos Wikipedia: United States diplomatic cables leak

The Daily Telegraph
WikiLeaks: US official compiled dossiers on politicians' private lives
American officials compile detailed dossiers about leading politicians including their private lives, leaked cables show. By Martin Beckford 4:52PM GMT 29 Nov 2010 Embassy staff note everything about... (photo: AP / Susan Walsh)

Heavy snow

England Environment Nature Photos Weather

BBC News
Heavy snow causes disruption across north of England
Continue reading the main story Related stories Snow closes more than 400 schools Schools close as freeze continues Snow disrupts schools and roads More than 450 schools are closed and several flights... (photo: Creative Commons / Yuya Tamai)

Protesters make their point in central Dublin, Ireland, Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010. An Irish government minister says he expects an agreement Sunday with International Monetary Fund and European banking experts on an euro85 billion ($115 billion) loan for Ireland, but rejects reports that the deal could involve interest rates of 6.7 percent. Ryan spoke Saturday as approximately 15,000 people attended a peaceful protest march in central Dublin denouncing the government's plans to slash spending and accept an EU-IMF rescue.

Gulf News
Irish debt crisis will deal major blow to euro
Dubai: US data published last week showed the economy grew faster than previously estimated. GDP growth was revised up to an annualised rate of 2.5 per cent from 2.0 per cent as exports, and consumer... (photo: AP / Peter Morrison)
Currency Financial Crisis Ireland Photos Wikipedia: 2010 European sovereign debt crisis

KOSOVO NATO CAMP NOTHING HILL. (mb1)

Khaleej Times
Europe's myopic cuts
All over Europe, budgets are being pared as a new age of austerity takes hold. Defense expenditures are proving to be the easiest of targets. Even Britain under the Tory David Cameron has joined the... (photo: AP / Visar Kryeziu)
Defence Europe Financial Crisis Photos Wikipedia: NATO

Rafael Nadal of Spain return the ball to compatriot Guillermo Garcia-Lopez during their semifinal match at the PTT Thailand Open tennis tournament in Bangkok, Thailand, Saturday, Oct . 2, 2010. Top-ranked Nadal was defeated by 53rd-ranked Garcia-Lopez 2-6, 7-6, 6-3.

m&c;
Nadal reaches London final in thriller over Murray (1st Lead)
London - Andy Murray saved two match points before Rafael Nadal collected himself enough to scrape through for a 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, 7-6 (8-6) win Saturday into the final of... (photo: AP / Wason wanichakorn)
Final Lead London Photos Wikipedia :Rafael Nadal

Spain's Rafael Nadal reacts during a round robin singles tennis match against Czech Republic's Tomas Berdych at the ATP World Tour Finals, at the O2 Arena in London, Friday, Nov. 26, 2010.

NZ Herald
Tennis: Nadal holds on to beat Murray
6:53 AM Sunday Nov 28, 2010 Share Email Print Expand Shrink... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Photos Sport Star Tennis Wikipedia: ATP World Tour Finals

Gas heating keeps a switch free from snow and ice. In cold conditions, snow and ice can prevent the correct operation of switches.

Orange News
UK On Snow Alert: More Bad Weather On Way
Severe weather warnings are in place for almost all of the UK, with heavy snow and bitter temperatures forecast that could last for up to two weeks. Some 10ins (25cm) of... (photo: Creative Commons / Fabi Berg)
Forecast Photos Snow Weather Wikipedia: Snow

Snow storm-nature-environment-weather (sl1)

BBC News
Freeze to go on as snow sweeps in across Wales
Heavy snow showers bring disruption to roads and flights, and forces schools to close. Forecasters say the cold snap is here to stay. Continue reading the main story... (photo: publicdomain photo)
England Environment Photos UK Weather

Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina is beaten by a deflection from AC Milan's Filippo Inzaghi, not in photo, for the opening goal during the Champions League Final soccer match between AC Milan and Liverpool at the Olympic Stadium in Athens Wednesday May 23, 2007.

Sporting Life
REINA WARNING TO LIVERPOOL
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina admits it is currently impossible for them to compete with Barclays Premier League leaders Chelsea and stressed things have to improve if... (photo: AP / Ivan Sekretarev)
Liverpool Photos Soccer Sport Wikipedia: José Manuel Reina

Meat - Food Price

The Guardian
UK watchdog adviser-Cloned cattle meat likely safe
* Consumers may want labelling due to animal welfare reasons * EU mulls temporary ban on use of meat from cloned animals LONDON, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Meat and milk from... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Animal Consumers Meat Photos Wikipedia: Meat

Technology & Science

	With the click of a mouse, secrecy is no longer an option London Evening Standard
	WikiLeaks unleashes flood of confidential US cables NZ Herald
	WikiLeaks releases 250,000 diplo cables: NY Times The Times of India
	Drug, cosmetics firms back plan to end animal testing Zeenews

Media News

	Suburbs 'greater threat to Muslims' London Evening Standard
	The story of a chocolate dynasty Gulf News
	Ireland set for majority stakes in leading banks Daily Star Lebanon
	Argentina still tackling debt burden BBC News

Religion & Culture

	Julie Walters: The acting industry is ageist Musicrooms
	Josh Ritter Tour Dates Ents24
	Jason to move in with girlfriend Mumbai Mirror

Edinburgh students to end university occupation with snowbal

Edinburgh today: more schools closed, flooding fears and Cra

Edinburgh schools to shut on Tuesday as more salt is shipped

Snow stops Edinburgh Airport flights

Coroner rules out inquest into death of Baby P

Man held in probe over 1980 murder

Big freeze Britain blanketed with snow

England bid team deal with Panorama fallout

Belfast Metropolitan College job losses confirmed

Belfast dementia housing scheme wins top award

Belfast blackmail accused gets five-hour bail for baby

Queen's University Belfast team wins education award

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

A British police officer tries to put out a fire as some thousands of students gather at the Conservative Party headquarter building in London, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010, to protest against plans to increase their student tuition fees and cut university funding.

From the Levellers and Luddites to the Smashers

Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne arrives at 11 Downing Street, in London, Wednesday, June 9, 2010. (AP Photo/Sang Tan)

Leading article: Waiting for Europe mustn't delay new rules

The headquarters of the Allied Irish Banks (AIB) is shown in Dublin, Wednesday Feb. 6, 2002. Officials of the company said Wednesday a Baltimore-based foreign-exchange dealer is missing and is suspected of defrauding Allied Irish Banks of $750 millio

Ireland's banks prepare for full nationalisation as crisis grows

German unemployment in new fall BBC News
Public sector job losses will be far fewer, spending watchdo The Daily Telegraph
India maintains high growth rate BBC News
ECONOMIC BOOST FOR ENGLAND BID Sporting Life
Asian shares fall on China inflation fears BBC News
Britain set for 'sluggish' climb out of recession The Independent
UK Wholesale Spot Gas Prices Reach 2010 High redOrbit
George Osborne sees the road to recovery despite report The Guardian
UK is back on track, says George Osborne as he hails watchdo The Guardian
UK halts export of lethal injection drug The Boston Globe
UK's 2010 economic forecast raised The Boston Globe
Greece. Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy, UK? Europe's Financ Newsvine
UK's 2010 economic forecast raised, but GDP outlook lowered Star Tribune
UK Electricity Prices hit 22-Month High as Nation Shivers - redOrbit
The UK Government Is Threatening A Huge Bonus Tax Again Business Insider
UK economic outlook is 'uncertain' The Guardian
Credit card write-offs fall, says Bank of England BBC News
Mortgage approvals sink to eight-month low The Guardian
Mortgage approvals fall to six month low BBC News
Number of approved mortgages falls The Guardian

Two brokers talks inside the Stock Exchange in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday Nov. 24, 2010, as the stock prices are seen reflected in a glass table top. The cost of borrowing in Span and Portugal rose sharply Wednesday as investors worried that the governments' debt loads will prove unsustainable, putting them under pressure for possible European bailout.

Desperate fight to save the euro

David Cameron, leader of Britain´s Conservative Party, speaks to the media as he arrives in Blackpool, England, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007. The annual Conservative Party conference starts on Sunday. (kv1)

Cameron dismisses royal wedding date clash claims

Leader of Britain's, Conservative opposition party David Cameron speaking to the media in London, Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Cameron, banned members of his party Tuesday from filing expense claims for food and household items amid public outrage after lawmakers sought reimbursements for items such as swimming pool construction and tennis court upkeep. Cameron said his party's lawmakers would reimburse the taxpayers for expenses deemed inappropriate, such as chandeliers, sleigh beds and manure. The Conservative Party leader said that the public could not abide by the expenditures, even though they were technically allowed under the complicated system for claiming household costs. "Politicians have done things that are unethical and wrong," Cameron said during a news conference. "I am completely appalled

David Cameron to visit Zurich for 2018 World Cup bid

Politics live blog - Monday 30 November The Guardian
Twenty-six lives lost - human stories of the King's Cross bo The Independent
Lib Dem backlash against tuition fees gathers pace The Independent
Diary The Guardian
Wikileaks cable: Prince Charles 'not respected like Queen' The Guardian
Elite athletes warn David Cameron not to axe school sports g The Guardian
"Rude" Prince Andrew targeted in WikiLeaks release m&c;
British WikiLeaks newspaper redacts names, promises more to m&c;
How is the BFI suddenly able to take over from the UK Film C The Guardian
Lib Dem candidates urge rethink on tuition fees The Guardian
Naked British horsemen arrested in freezing Latvia m&c;
London title over Nadal fires Federer confidence (Feature) m&c;
Leading academics attack Coalition for 'pushing through' tui The Daily Telegraph
A new type of control order is essential The Daily Telegraph
Cable threatens banks with tax on bonuses The Independent
Federer caps autumn charge with fifth year-end ATP title (Ro m&c;
Promoting happiness and cutting welfare: what a devious comb The Guardian
Chancellor set to respond to higher growth forecast The Guardian
Fresh Wikileaks claims 'include criticism of UK' BBC News
Federer beats Nadal to win fifth year-end title (1st Lead) m&c;

Cigarette - Smoking

Cigarettes 'to be sold in plain brown packs'

PORTLAND, Ore.- The Coast Guard and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service joined to present a naturalization ceremony aboard Cutter Alert during the Rose Festival in Portland, Ore., Sunday, June 6, 2010.Twenty local immigrants took their U.S. citizenship representing 15 countries including Vietnam, Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cambodia, Guatemala, India, Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, New Zealand, Pakistan, Taiwan and the United Kingdom.After the ceremony Alert crew members gave the new citizens a tour of the ship.U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Nate Littlejohn (899479) ( Cutter Alert Naturalization Ceremony )

Immigration target 'will halve number of foreign students'

New British Prime Minister David Cameron, right, and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg hold their first joint press conference in the garden of 10 Downing Street in London, Wednesday May 12, 2010. On his first full day as Prime Minister, Cameron made a series of cabinet appointments including Nick Clegg as Deputy Prime Minister. The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have now agreed to lead the country with a fully inclusive coalition government.

Nick Clegg plans to get 'missing' voters registered

Tuition fees study challenges claim that changes are progres The Guardian
UK schools shut amid snowstorm warning Irish Times
Fewer native English speakers in UK schools Gulf News
Students plan third and biggest education cuts protest The Guardian
Time for a Public Health Service The Guardian
UK's Northampton to have $18.7 million Hindu temple complex Newstrack India
Student occupations expected to increase The Guardian
UK's 2nd Hindu school to open next September Merinews
Headteachers launch protest as Michael Gove takes axe to sch The Guardian
Christmas 2010 charity appeal: Venture Trust The Guardian
Women's lung cancer rate catching up with men's The Guardian
Sentence review to slash numbers of women in jail The Independent
Lib Dems plotting council tax hike for second homes The Independent
The 'catalogue of errors' that cost this father his life The Guardian
Newspaper review: student protests still dominate pages BBC News
Universities 'must help poorest' The Guardian
Why women who report rape fall foul of a harsh criminal just The Guardian
'I accused my husband of rape. I was locked up – and he was The Guardian
Student protests: Met under fire for charging at demonstrato The Guardian
Prince Charles seeks 'big society' role in shaping UK towns The Guardian

Seize the day, harness the sea

Seize the day, harness the sea

VICTORIA, British Columbia In this photo released by the U.S. Coast Guard, delegates from six nations around the Pacific Ocean gather for the final meeting of all the delegates before the eleventh annual North Pacific Coast Guard Forum, at the Hotel Grand Pacific in Victoria, British Columbia, March 25, 2010. The North Pacific Coast Guard Forum, established in 2000, is a unique international event where representatives from several pacific nations gather and share their experiences with common operations such as search and rescue, maintaining aids to navigation and fisheries enforcement.Photo by Canadian Coast Guard (822204) ( A meeting of minds )

Letters: Perspectives on Britain's fisheries

Copper

Volatile copper rises on supply tightness

The historical lessons of daylight robbery The Daily Telegraph
Will swearing chef escape pickle he's in? Canada Dot Com
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks slip, dollar up as Irish bailout joy f The Guardian
Hillary Clinton Remarks on Scotland's St. Andrew's Day Scoop
UPDATE 1-Italy biodiesel output to recover 2011, 2012 The Guardian
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks, euro drop, Irish bailout feel-good fa The Guardian
Sri Lankan president leaves for Britain amid protest fears m&c;
Iberia and BA shareholders approve merger m&c;
East, central Europe economies to recover, deficits high - E The Guardian
Gold firms as euro recovers after Ireland bailout The Guardian
Worst case study: global temp up 4 degrees C by 2060s The Star
Stephen King: Eurozone states will need an act of union to s The Independent
US STOCKS-S&P futures rise after news of Irish aid package The Guardian
Federer beats Nadal to win fifth year-end title m&c;
Wikileaks: US spying on UN leadership m&c;
‘India is important to the world’ Deccan Chronicle
Portugal warns Britain: We switched to Berlin Time and it wa The Daily Mail
Balmoral Offshore Engineering receives SCDI international aw Subsea World
Aberdeen Subsea Firm Wins Grant For New Technology Subsea World
The best sounds of 2010 – picked by the biggest artists The Observer

Conservative Party leader David Cameron, left, and Sir Reg Empey, Ulster Unionist Party leader speak to the media during a visit to the Ulster Carpets factory in Portadown, Northern Ireland, Thursday, May, 21, 2009.

Davd Cameron, the all-round-entertainer, makes his debut

Burger - Junk Food - Man

Should the UK tax high-fat junk food to cut obesity rates?

Barack Obama

Masters and servants of war

Report due on murder of pensioner by mentally ill man The Independent
Councils to promote healthy lifestyles in shake-up BBC News
Tory says people have 'responsibility to exercise' The Independent
Week ahead: UK economic data, company results The Daily Telegraph
Alarm over 'high NHS death rates' The Guardian
Newspaper review: Papers prepare for Wikileaks release BBC News
Hospital trusts' death rates 'high' The Guardian
Samantha Cameron's new role is close to her heart The Daily Telegraph
BBC presenter Ben Brown tries out the 'five-in-five' BBC News
Generation Scared follows the Class of 68 out onto the stree The Daily Telegraph
Number of new HIV cases falls again The Guardian
NHS Atlas defines health variations across the UK: Find how The Guardian
UK to launch 'happiness' index Al Jazeera
Royal wedding: a modern romance The Daily Telegraph
Government publishes UK health atlas The Guardian
The writing's on the wall for our failing education system. The Daily Telegraph
Boost for UK over heart surgery performance BBC News
NHS heart surgeons 'lead Europe' with 25% lower mortality ra The Guardian
John Lennon, he had the Zzz Factor The Guardian
Ashes: 15 ideas to help you stay up all night BBC News

Jobless Women walking on the road in a village UP India

Jobless women total at 22-year high

THE NHS in Scotland was today facing a cash crisis running into millions of pounds after Â£300 million was paid out to a group of underpaid women workers. sa1

NHS doctor was on trial for murder

Britain's Conservative party leader, David Cameron gestures to his driver as he prepare to leave his house in London, Tuesday, May 11, 2010. Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg says he is anxious to resolve Britain's political impasse and hopes his party can make an announcement on its decision as quickly as possible.

David Cameron aims to stop protectionism at G20 summit

German minister says full employment 'possible soon' BBC News
Employment rises in 41 states The Business Review
The public sector employment map of Britain The Guardian
British Bankers, Your Employers Are Listening The New York Times
Jersey employers 'should recognise and support carers' BBC News
Above average employment of over 50s in Bristol BBC News
Living Longer: Oxford has highest 50+ employment rate BBC News
No pay on cigarette breaks, workers told The Times of India
Spire Named New England’s 5th Largest Cleantech Employer StreetInsider
Ambulance crews' concern at cover for fire strikers London Evening Standard
UK internet economy 'worth billions' BBC News
Jersey Employment Trusts site to be redeveloped BBC News
National Disability Employment Awareness Month The Examiner
Birmingham's Healthiest Employers: Companies with less than The Business Review
Birmingham's Healthiest Employers The Business Review
BBC 'no plans' to employ presenter Ray Gosling again BBC News
VIDEO: Christmas employers hunt jobseekers online CBC
Rupert Murdoch BSkyB decision: the Fox in Vince Cable's back The Guardian
ODA target to employ Londoners on 2012 site 'beaten' BBC News
What sells 1.5bn bananas a year, employs 472,000 people, flo The Daily Mail

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Media Kit | WN Toolbar | Languages | WN Links | Advertise | © 2010 WN Network
Contact our Advertising team for Advertising or Sponsorship on World News Network