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The Street
Siemens Strikes Tie-Up Deal With Atos
Europe's biggest engineering group by sales announced late Tuesday that it would inject its lossmaking computer services unit into Atos Origin to create Europe's second-largest IT services... (photo: WN / Geeta)

Rabbits - Animals

Britain Damages Pests Photos Wikipedia: Invasive species

The Guardian
Rabbits named Britain's most costly invasive species
Britain's 40m rabbits cost more than £260m a year in damage to crops, businesses and infrastructure, report says Archaeological remains have confirmed that rabbits were introduced to Britain by the... (photo: WN / Trigedia)

Carlos Tevez

Sporting Life
TEVEZ SET TO MISS JUVE CLASH
Carlos Tevez is expected to miss Manchester City's Europa League match against Juventus on Thursday - and so too could Mario Balotelli. Manager Roberto Mancini has apparently had a change of heart,... (photo: Creative Commons / Alfonso Jimenez)
Manchester Photos Soccer Sport Wikipedia: Carlos Tévez

Manchester United player Rio Ferdinand.

The Independent
Man United recovery no suprise to Ferdinand
Rio Ferdinand insists Manchester United's rapid rise up the Premier League has not taken him by surprise. It is just a calendar month since United were spinning towards a damaging defeat at Aston... (photo: Creative Commons / Austin Osuide)
Football Manchester Photos Sport Wikipedia:Rio Ferdinand

People wearing masks hold banners next to a police officer as they take part in a protest supporting Julian Assange outside Westminster Magistrates Court in London, Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010.

Al Jazeera
WikiLeaks founder granted bail
Julian Assange, founder of whistleblowing website WikiLeaks, has been granted bail with strict conditions by a London court. The 39-year-old Australian applied for... (photo: AP / Karel Prinsloo)
Court London Photos Sweden Wikipedia: Julian Assange

A supporter of whistle-blowing website Wikileaks founder Julian Assange demonstrates outside the City of Westminster Magistrates Court in London, where Julian Assange is in court for his bail hearing, Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010.

The Guardian
Julian Assange urges supporters to protect WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks editor-in-chief asks the world to defend his site from attacks by 'instruments of US foreign policy' Julian Assange is pictured through the heavily tinted... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)
Court Internet Julian Assange Photos Wikipedia: Julian Assange

An overweight woman in supermarket

London Evening Standard
UK 'tops obesity league in Europe'
The UK has the highest level of obesity in Europe, according to an influential health study. The Association of Public Health Observatories revealed that the West... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Europe Health Obesity Photos Wikipedia: Obesity

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British leaders praise Holbrooke's work for peace
London - British Prime Minister David Cameron Tuesday praised top US diplomat Richard Holbrooke as an 'indefatigable champion in the cause of peace' and 'true public... (photo: AP / Thierry Charlier)
Holbrooke Leaders Peace Photos Wikipedia :David Cameron

House

The Independent
House prices fall as buyers lose interest
Property prices fell again last month as interest from buyers plunged for the sixth month in a row, research indicated today. New buyer inquiries slumped again in... (photo: Creative Commons / Ebyabe)
Economy Housing Market Photos Wikipedia: Real estate economics

Britain's Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, as their car is attacked, in London, Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010.

WorldNews.com
From Peterloo to Camillaloo
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. "Schools are an important indicator of the well-being of a democratic society. They remind us of the civic values that... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham)
Democracy Photos Protest UK Wikipedia: 2010 UK student protests

Technology & Science

	REDKNAPP THINKS ROVERS COULD STRUGGLE Sporting Life
	Swedish Prosecutor Raises Possible Extradition of WikiLeaks Founder to U.S. The New York Times
	Roy plots Agger Xmas return Sky Sports
	Facebook-related crimes in Britain hit 100,000-mark Zeenews

Media News

	Stockholm bomber seen as radical by UK Muslims Houston Chronicle
	Alan Johnson 'amazed' at Royal couple police protection communication breakdown The Daily Telegraph
	HMV shares plunge as sales fall 16% The Guardian
	Assange backers in cyber retaliation over arrest The Star

Religion & Culture

	Michael McIntyre and David Hasselhoff join Britain's Got Talent London Evening Standard
	Beth Ditto Is Going Solo Starpulse
	Michael McIntyre and David Hasselhoff unveiled as new judges on Britain's Got Talent The Daily Mail

Edinburgh v Castres (Sun)

Preview: Edinburgh v Castres

TRIO BACK FOR EDINBURGH

Edinburgh City Council faces call for snow probe

ASHES LIVE: Australia v England - rolling over-by-over cover

We've come a long way since Cherie Blair: SamCam named Vogue

Sweden appeals British decision to grant bail to WikiLeaks'

Police probe disabled protester's complaint

Army examines suspect object in Belfast's Markets area

Shots are fired at house in west Belfast

Child driven away in hijacked car in south Belfast

Army deals with 'viable device' in Belfast

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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People walk past the Bank of England in London's city financial district, Thursday May 7, 2009.

Bank of England expected to leave interest rates on hold

Britain's Liberal Democrats party leader Nick Clegg, right, speaks to the media as he leaves his house in London on Monday, May 10, 2010.

Concessions offered in tuition fees row

Hershey's Chocolate

Hershey's Kisses set for British supermarket shelves

ECB increasing its cash reserves BBC News
UK banks feel the effects of the Irish debt crisis BBC News
INSTANT VIEW-Investors react to UK energy market plans The Guardian
Creditors to take collective action BBC News
EU leaders meeting amid eurozone jitters BBC News
Single house price index 'should be introduced' BBC News
Scottish Equitable pays out Â£60m to pensions customers BBC News
Irish economy returns to growth BBC News
UK halts 6 bln stg helicopter deal after bid issue The Guardian
Internet sales hit record high The Guardian
UK inflation expectations hit 2-year high in Nov - BoE The Guardian
UK retail sales weaker than expected in Nov, price pressures The Guardian
Government spends tens of millions on consultants, advertisi The Daily Telegraph
UK government agrees to subsidise nuclear power companies' p The Daily Telegraph
White Christmas may push UK retail into red-survey The Guardian
Coalition wields axe over Christmas as 100,000 jobs to go by The Guardian
Your pension questions answered BBC News
Deal on banks part of loan conditions for UK money Irish Times
How to cope with unemployment BBC News
Andrew Lansley's NHS scheme misses a trick The Daily Telegraph

Britain's Conservative Party leader, David Cameron, speaks to the media as he leaves his house for work in London Tuesday, April 6, 2010. Britain's first national election in five years will take place on May 6, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown planned to announce Tuesday, launching a monthlong campaign that could end in his ouster and the return of the opposition Conservative Party to power for the first time in 13 years.

Schoolboy pulled out of class by UK police over PM protest plans

Lt.Vol. Alexander Litvinenko, right, of the Federal Security Service, and a Russian intelligence agent speak at a news conference in Moscow, Tuesday, Nov. 17, 1998. Litvinenko accused his bosses of ordering kidnappings, extortion and contract murders, in

WikiLeaks cables: Russia 'was tracking killers of Alexander Litvinenko but UK warned it off'

Britain's Prime Minister, David Cameron, right talks with U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, during their meeting in 10 Downing Street, central London on Monday June 7, 2010.

Is David Cameron the master of the U-turn?

Sea safety fear as coastguard stations slashed The Independent
Oldham East byelection date will deprive students of vote, s The Guardian
UK's 19 coastguard stations to be slashed in latest round of The Daily Mail
Tommy Sheridan brother-in-law rejects sex club claim The Independent
UK court grants Assange bail Al Jazeera
Plan to slash number of coastguard stations The Independent
Assange to fight UK bail appeal Al Jazeera
Decision delayed on rescue helicopters sell-off The Independent
Top judge complains about 'sex with corpses' rules The Daily Telegraph
Nick Clegg: children will no longer be locked up in immigrat The Daily Telegraph
MPs condemn failing benefit scheme The Daily Telegraph
The Full Story: PM's Questions BBC News
Roll up, roll up for the Westminster panto: there is still a The Daily Telegraph
Lawyers ask government to help former UK resident held at Gu The Guardian
UK vows new measures on extremism Al Jazeera
Study: UK unready to take ‘China opportunity’ China Daily
Watchdog refuses to sign off Commons accounts over MPs' expe The Guardian
Swedish challenge to UK decision to give bail to Julian Assa Star Tribune
'Strangely fulfilled': A magistrate's life BBC News
UK mortgage lending to fall to 30-year low The Daily Telegraph

A protester holds up a smoke flare, during a protest against the proposed rise in tuition fees, at Trafalgar Square in London, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010.

Mass student protest as MPs vote on tuition fees

9th Plenary meeting of the General Assembly, Integrated and coordinated implementation of and follow-up to the outcomes of the major United Nations conferences and summits in the economic; social and related fields: and follow-up to the outcome of the Millennium Summit: draft resolution Statement by His Excellency Mr. Nick Clegg, Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Nick Clegg: No apologies. No regrets. No shame

Police detain a student outside Greece's parliament, in the latest protest against austerity measures, in Athens, Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010. Police fired tear gas and clashed with youths during the brief incident after some 1,500 people marched through the Greek capital.

Greek police clash with students, fire teargas

Sweden blast prompts UK soul-searching on militancy The Star
Tuition fees rise 'contravenes human rights law' The Guardian
Coastguard stations face closure The Guardian
UK judge to rule on bail for WikiLeaks' Assange Khaleej Times
Sick children who need operations face delays or long journe The Guardian
Keir Starmer orders change in dealing with rape claim retrac The Guardian
NHS child obesity figures show a third are overweight by yea The Guardian
Brussels quizzes UK on school kiddyprinting The Register
Radical NHS reforms to go ahead The Guardian
A third of primary children are obese, report reveals The Guardian
UK visa rules may force Chinese student exodus China Daily
Student protests may be banned altogether if violence contin The Independent
School sport funding: government 'misleading' public The Guardian
A charity that opens young people's eyes to a better world The Guardian
Travel grant for poorest pupils may be scrapped The Guardian
Student fees protest: lawyers launch legal challenge to kett The Guardian
Middle Britain finds its focus in Slough The Guardian
Primary school league tables: Westminster Sats results 2010 The Guardian
962 primary schools 'fail on 3Rs' The Guardian
Schools' budgets will not rise above inflation for four year The Daily Telegraph

Big freeze throws shop sales into meltdown

Big freeze throws shop sales into meltdown

A snow plough clears snow from a street in Unken, Austrian province of Salzburg on Friday, Dec. 3, 2010. The snowfall caused traffic problems all over the country.

At least 60 dead in Europe's cold snap

A group of friends from London roll a huge snowball on the southbank by the Millenium Bridge in London, as heavy snow across large parts of the UK has disrupted travel and closed hundreds of schools, Monday, Feb.02,

Government accused of glacial response as UK counts cost of big freeze

GLOBAL MARKETS-EU summit, U.S. data lift dollar, pressure bo The Guardian
US drone attack kills seven suspected militants in Pakistan m&c;
Julian Assange Bail Hearing: WikiLeaks Founder Court Hearing Huffington Post
HMS Ambush trapped on dry land by technical glitch The Daily Telegraph
Basel regulators give some countries extra leeway The Guardian
Scotland 'could rely on renewable energy' BBC News
Millions head abroad for Christmas The Independent
Amid protests, EU cuts cod catch limit The Boston Globe
Oklahoma Deaths: Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010 The Oklahoman
Market Report: Spain sinks the banks, but US offers a lifebo The Independent
Petra braced for tourist hordes as easyJet flies east The Independent
Rexam rises on disposal hopes while FTSE falls from year's h The Guardian
EU plans to tackle unwanted impacts of biofuels The Guardian
EU cuts Atlantic cod fishing quota The Guardian
Road chiefs defend weather response Orange News
EU cod catch reduced, but not enough for activists The Boston Globe
EU nations agree on catch cuts for cod, but not enough, envi Star Tribune
Weir fined 3 mln stg in Iraq oil-for-food case The Guardian
Spain rating warning hits euro, buoys Swiss franc The Guardian
Fort William's Underwater Centre secures Â£1.5m BBC News

Charlie Houley, 8, of Annapolis, Md., receives a shot of a trail vaccine for the swine flu from nurse Peggy Hughes, right, during a visit to Annapolis Pediatrics in Annapolis, Thursday, Aug. 27, 2009.

Vaccine call after swine flu deaths

Obesity - Pregnant - Woman

'One in 20' pregnant women severely obese

BMA House (1930), 135-137 Macquarie St. Macquarie Street is named after Lachlan Macquarie, an early Governor of New South Wales (1810–1821), and was designed as a ceremonial thoroughfare.

MPs support moves to introduce zero drink drive limit

Abortion ban 'breached rights' The Guardian
Irish abortion ban 'violated' woman's rights BBC News
Sticking to dietary recommendations would save 33,000 lives PhysOrg
UK ready for snow with London temperatures hitting minus 4C London Evening Standard
NHS braced for funding shake-up BBC News
UK snubs Herceptin, Tykerb use with hormone drugs The Guardian
UK Ill Prepared For 'Epidemic' Of Degenerative Valvular Hear redOrbit
Swine flu caused 10 recent UK deaths The Guardian
UK to launch biggest ever nuclear submarine Zeenews
UK has 'highest level of obesity in Europe' The Independent
UK one of the unhealthiest nations in Europe Joy Online
MPs issue warning over NHS spending plans BBC News
UK among Europe's unhealthiest nations, report suggests BBC News
Day out for the subterranean homesick reds The Independent
Tuition fees riots: police release more photos The Daily Telegraph
Police cleared to use water cannon on rioters The Daily Telegraph
Risk groups warned over UK flu deaths Irish Times
Iran hardliners demand expulsion of UK ambassador Herald Tribune
Pastor who threatened to burn Quran plans UK visit Herald Tribune
No-specialist referrals planned The Guardian

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

Employers decry skills shortages BBC News
Employer and employee on getting a job in Britain BBC News
British workforces 'not geared up' to employ older workers The Daily Telegraph
BIRMINGHAM v Aston Villa: Craig Gardner against the clock to The Daily Mail
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

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