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Britain's Prince Charles, center, accompanied by his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, left, poses for the photographers with his son Prince William, right, after he graduated from the Royal Air Force College at the RAF Cranwell, in Cranwell, northern England, Friday April 11, 2008.

Culture Photos Society UK Wikipedia: Prince William of Wales

The Daily Telegraph Australia
Prince William receives his first honorary appointment in British Army
QUEEN Elizabeth II appointed her grandson Prince William as Colonel of the Irish Guards, Buckingham Palace has announced. It was Prince William's first... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)

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

Economy Finance Photos UK Wikipedia: Monetary Policy Committee

The New York Times
Bank of England Keeps Rates Unchanged
Caught between weak growth data and rising price pressures, the Bank of England chose Thursday to leave unchanged interest rates as well as its broad asset buying program. The central bank’s... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams listens to Pope Benedict XVI (unseen) delivering his speech, during private talks at the Vatican Thursday, Nov. 23, 2006. They acknowledged there were "serious obstacles" on the path to closer ties between Catholics and Anglicans, reflecting tensions over Anglicans' blessings of same-sex unions and the ordination of women and decided to commit themselves to continuing di

The Daily Mail
Archbishop backs axe killer: Dr Rowan Williams says prisoners should get the right to vote ...
Justice Secretary Ken Clarke insists some prisoners will get the voteHundreds of MPs will vote against the move in a Commons vote tomorrow The Archbishop of Canterbury today said prisoners should get... (photo: AP / Alessandro Bianchi, Pool)
Inmates Photos UK Vote Wikipedia: Felony disenfranchisement

Britain's Prince Charles delivers a speech on building distinctive places in a globalised world, at St James' Palace in London, Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009.

BBC News
Prince Charles: Nature's bank is going bust
Continue reading the main story Related Stories Charles the climate change campaigner Prince hails Queensland rescues The Prince of Wales has warned of more unemployment, inflation and poverty unless... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Britain Environment Nature Photos Wikipedia:dried lake

Kate Middleton, girlfriend of Britain Prince William, leaves at her home in London, Monday, Jan. 8, 2007. Middleton will celebrate her 25th birthday on Tuesday Jan. 9. (AP Photo/Sang Tan) (js1)

The Daily Telegraph
Kate Middleton beats Lady Gaga into second place as fashion buzzword
Prince William's bride-to-be, Kate Middleton, has de-throned Lady Gaga as the top fashion buzzword for the fashion season, according to a new survey. Kate Middleton,... (photo: AP/Sang Tan)
Celebrity Photos Star Wikipedia: Kate Middleton Women

British Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne speaks to the media as he leaves the HM Treasury after a meeting with the Chancellor, Alistair Darling, on the financial crisis, London, Tuesday, Sept 30, 2008.

The Independent
Osborne under pressure to cut growth forecasts
The Confederation of British Industry today becomes the latest organisation to downgrade its growth forecast for the British economy, threatening the credibility of the... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)
Economy Markets Photos UK Wikipedia: George Osborne

British Prime Minister David Cameron, left, speaks as British Finance Minister George Osborne looks on at a meeting with Indian businessmen in New Delhi, India, Thursday, July 29, 2010. Cameron worked to deepen his nation's ties with India on Thursday, using his trip to the former colony turned rising regional power to rake in millions of dollars in new business for the struggling British economy.

The Independent
Revealed: how the City bankrolls Tory party
The Conservative Party has become reliant on bankers, hedge fund managers and private equity moguls for more than half its annual income, an independent analysis of Tory... (photo: AP / Gurinder Osan)
Finance Photos Politics UK Wikipedia: Conservative Party (UK)

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, right, speaks as he is flanked by his lawyer Mark Stephens outside Belmarsh Magistrates' Court in London, Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011. Assange's lawyer and a Swedish legal expert on Tuesday accused Swedish prosecutors irregularities and illegality in the way they built a sex crimes case against the WikiLeaks founder. Assange was in a London courtroom for a second day Tuesday, fighting extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted for questioning over claims of rape and sexual molestation made by two Swedish women.

NZ Herald
Sweden accused of improper action against Assange
A lawyer for Julian Assange and a Swedish legal expert this morning accused prosecutors in Sweden of irregularities and illegality in the way they built a sex crimes case... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham)
Crime Law Photos Sweden Wikipedia: Julian Assange

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Al Jazeera
UK pledges aid to Tunisia
William Hague, Britain's foreign minister, has paid a visit to Tunisia to support the new interim government. The UK is pledging $8m in aid following the removal last... (photo: Creative Commons / Kormin)
Britain Hague Photos Pledges Wikipedia: Tunisia

Actor David Hasselhoff speaks to the media as he leaves court after a child custody hearing Friday, June 15, 2007, in Los Angeles.

Star Tribune
He's a long way from the bay: TV's David Hasselhoff meets David Cameron on Westminster visit
LONDON - Prime Minister David Cameron met an unlikely namesake, as TV's David Hasselhoff took a tour of Britain's Parliament. Cameron ran into Hasselhoff — and... (photo: AP / Nick Ut)
Britain Cameron Parliament Photos Wikipedia :David Hasselhoff

Technology & Science

	Skin cells used to develop heart defect 'treatment' in first-of-its-kind Newstrack India
	Full genetic blueprint of multiple prostate tumors unveiled Newstrack India
	Diet soda may cause heart attacks, strokes Zeenews
	Britain Reaches Deal With Banks on Lending and Pay The New York Times

Media News

	Cameron speech delights far right NZ Herald
	WikiLeaks: Nigeria stymied corruption case Herald Tribune
	Dairy farmers lose more than 3p on every litre of milk they produce The Daily Telegraph
	Big banks to unveil £24 billion profits The Daily Telegraph

Religion & Culture

	BLACK/LIGHT curated by ROBOTS WorldNews.com
	New romance: Miley Cyrus shares kisses and cuddles with British co-star Josh Bowman The Daily Mail
	Former Thin Lizzy guitarist Gary Moore (58) dies in Spain Irish Times

Edinburgh council's £90m cuts budget passes by one vote

Council cuts funding to North Edinburgh News - audio

James Hook tipped to shine at fly-half in crunch Edinburgh c

Edinburgh today: Wales in town, new housing and biomass prot

Sparks fly in B.C. Liberal debate

Katzenjammer Concert Pictures

The Pierces Concert Pictures

Taylor treated for heart problem

Two held after gun found in north Belfast released

Belfast flight crashes at Cork, killing six

Security alert closes Ormeau Road in Belfast

Fog stops flights in and out of Belfast City Airport

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Alastair Campbell, former communications chief to Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair, leaves the Foreign Press Association building in London, Wednesday Jan. 28, 2004, on the day the Hutton Report, which examined the events leading to the death of the weapons expert Dr. David Kelly, was released.

Election outcome uncertain, says Campbell

Pope Benedict XVI is accompanied by his brother Georg Ratzinger as he visits St. Oswald church, where he has been baptized, in his birthplace Markt am Inn, some 100km (62 miles) east of Munich, southern Germany, Monday, Sept. 11, 2006.

UK foreign aid money helped fund pope's visit

In this Feb. 25, 2008 file photo the tower of a church is seen between the smoke billowing chimneys of the brown coal power plant Frimmersdorf near Duesseldorf, Germany. Leading industrial nations on Tuesday, July 8, 2008, endorsed halving world emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050, Japan's prime minister said, edging forward in the battle against global warming but stopping short of tough, nearer-term tar

European Emissions Markets to Reopen Gradually

Reprieve granted to debt advisers BBC News
Surge in manufacturing costs prompts inflation and interest The Guardian
Former Question Time producer hits out at Glasgow move The Guardian
Silence? We should be so lucky The Daily Telegraph
Helmand looks overseas to kick-start investment BBC News
King defeats MPC hawks to hold interest rates at 0.5% The Guardian
UK company directors guilty over paying Iraq kickbacks BBC News
UK Companies Respond To Recession By 'Training Smarter' redOrbit
Yellow flag for F1's Williams flotation The Guardian
Portugal defiant as borrowing costs rise BBC News
UK Manufacturing Downtick Adversely Affecting the Pound Seeking Alpha
Warning on debt website confusion BBC News
Interest rates: what the economists say The Guardian
Bank holds firm on interest rates as UK manufacturing dips London Evening Standard
Interest rates held at record low The Guardian
Stocks down amid unchanged UK rates, debt jitters Houston Chronicle
Global stocks in retreat amid unchanged UK rates; euro hit b Star Tribune
Fixed rate mortgages 'becoming more expensive' BBC News
Stocks down amid UK rate decision, debt jitters Breitbart
Nine groups apply for EU CCS money in UK The Guardian

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron talks during a news conference at an EU summit in Brussels, Friday, Feb. 4, 2011.

Cameron's The White Man's 'Multiculturalism' Burden

CEO of Deutsche Bank, Josef Ackermann , speaks during the annual press conference in Frankfurt, central Germany, Thursday, Feb.3, 2011. Deutsche Bank AG's fourth-quarter and full-year earnings declined by more than half as it absorbed the cost of buying retail lender Deutsche Postbank and other acquisitions, but the company said Thursday that revenues increased sharply and it is well-placed for further growth. Germany's biggest bank said it earned 605 million euro (US dlrs836 million) in the October-December quarter. That was down from 1.31 billion euro a year earlier, a figure that was bolstered by tax breaks in the U.S., and in line with guidance issued earlier this week.

Ackermann Remark on Women Stirs Ire

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, center, arrives with his lawyer Jennifer Robinson, left, at Belmarsh Magistrates' Court in London, Monday, Feb. 7, 2011. Assange is accused of sexual misconduct by two women he met during a visit to Stockholm last year and Swedish authorities want him extradited to face the allegations. A two-day hearing that begins Monday will decide Assange's legal fate.

Julian Assange fights extradition to Sweden to answer sex charges

Clarke warns middle class of cuts The Guardian
Birmingham council to cut 7,000 jobs The Guardian
Ken Clarke predicts problems for coalition when cuts hit hom The Guardian
Sale of state woodland on hold to allow more guarantees for The Independent
Kenneth Clarke: Worst of cuts 'has yet to be felt' The Daily Telegraph
Ian McEwan: Change the law to help terminally ill to die The Daily Telegraph
Counter-terrorism projects worth £1.2m face axe as part of e The Daily Telegraph
There's one party we can count on to conserve our heritage - The Daily Telegraph
Michael Gove loses High Court case over scrapping school bui The Daily Telegraph
Britain calls for civilian and democratic rule in Egypt m&c;
Forest sell-off faces the chop after coalition invoked a pub The Guardian
Midnight marriages on the way? The Daily Telegraph
Cameron backs us, says Marine Le Pen. Oh no, he doesn't The Guardian
DNA profiles to be deleted from police database The Guardian
Forest sales put on hold The Independent
Gove loses court battle over cancelled school building proje The Guardian
Two in three benefit claimants are fit to work The Daily Telegraph
William Hague: Egypt 'must protect protest rights' The Daily Telegraph
Illegal immigrants staying after claiming asylum The Daily Telegraph
New drug better than aspirin at reducing stroke risk The Daily Telegraph

The container ship Colombo Express by German-based shipping company Hapag-Lloyd is escorted by tugboats upon arrival at the port of Hamburg, northern Germany, in this April 29, 2005 file picture.

Germany, China have will to power

A man walks next to Greenpeace activists who form the word hope as a question with their bodies, next to a giant life saver, during a demonstration near the site of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Cancun, Mexico, Friday, Nov. 10, 2010.

Climate change could spark UK rail revival and tourism boom, research finds

Cigarette - Smoker - Smoking

Smoking warnings hit home as UK cancer rates drop

David Cameron warned by charity leader over spending cuts The Guardian
UK.gov's axing of school building plan 'unlawful' The Register
School plan axe an 'abuse of power' The Guardian
60% of poorest children fail to reach good level of behaviou The Guardian
Almost 12,000 children missing school The Guardian
Big society 'could widen volunteer gap between town and coun The Guardian
Measures unveiled to tackle rape retraction prosecutions The Guardian
Ambassador: UK has opportunities for Mass. cos The Business Review
Former super-head is first to have damehood revoked The Guardian
UK coalition partners protest deep funding cuts Zeenews
Blindcraft staff react to cuts closure - video The Guardian
Block on higher fees if universities miss state school acces The Guardian
Death by a thousand cuts: Why Liverpool's enthusiasm for the The Independent
Need to book an appointment with your GP? Just dial 111 The Guardian
Police cuts package approved by MPs The Guardian
Blindcraft protest at city chambers The Guardian
Gov. plans 10-day trade mission to Israel, UK The Business Review
The Northerner: The show goes on at Theatre by the Lake The Guardian
David Cameron announces £200m for 'big society bank' The Guardian
The Full story: PM's Questions and Banking Statement BBC News

Peanuts

Peanut Allergies Lesss Common: Study

Pork - Meat - Food

EU pork crisis a warning on food dependency

Vijay Mallya, Chairman, UB Group, India, participates in a panel discussion on tourism at the World Economic Forum's India Economic Summit 2008 in New Delhi, 16-18 November 2008.

Mallya: 'India is not a bubble'

New council funding blows for VisitScotland BBC News
BBC: Service jammed in Iran due to Egypt coverage m&c;
Cash in on your coins The Daily Telegraph
EU changes course for 25% CO2 cut, no new target The Guardian
EU issues alert on Argentine sorghum feed The Guardian
Oil exchanges eye switch to diesel benchmarks The Guardian
Remortgaging falls to a 13-year low The Daily Telegraph
Spain seen unhooking wages from prices despite protest The Guardian
REPORT BY SCOTTISH WATER ON INTELLIGENT PUMP CONTROL TRIAL A Process and Control Today
Dying for fame, an artless victim of the hip hop woman hater The Daily Mail
Salmond prefers minority rule to a coalition government BBC News
Ivorian farmers fear cocoa to rot as buying halted The Guardian
Movie openings for February 11, 2011 The Examiner
Jobs boost for Dundee video games sector BBC News
Britain's pirate problem The Guardian
EU to present draft law curbing auditors in Nov The Guardian
New victims emerge in hacking probe London Evening Standard
UK banks finally agree Project Merlin deal on pay and lendin The Daily Telegraph
British foreign secretary holds talks in Yemen m&c;
New evidence in phone hacking probe London Evening Standard

American people line up at a ticket booth for fun rides during the Bond County Fair in Greenville, Illinois, USA in this August 7, 2010 file photo.

Fat patients weigh on services

Pregnancy

Artificial pancreas could save lives during pregnancy

Green Apple - Fruit

Fruit is becoming 'alternative currency' in youth prison

Eric Illsley jailed for a year The Daily Telegraph
Development fears over half of English five-year-olds BBC News
UK newspapers defiant over prisoner voting rights BBC News
Police: Thousands contacted in UK hacking case Herald Tribune
UK Embassy: Tourist who died not an British citizen Philadelphia Daily News
UK announces bank deal on bonuses, lending Herald Tribune
UK faces dementia catastrophe without 'aggressive' research The Daily Telegraph
Ministers told: GPs should not get bonuses for underspending The Guardian
NHS shake-up risks lessening patient power BBC News
NHS reforms: charities demand greater say for patients The Guardian
NHS reforms 'need patient voice' say charities The Independent
NHS reforms 'need patient voice' says charities The Independent
Former Royal aide carjacked, stripped naked and robbed at kn The Daily Telegraph
Health reforms 'need patient voice' The Guardian
Previous UK govt backed bomber's release: Report Zeenews
UK Wooed Gadhafi Before Lockerbie Bomber Freed NBC Washington
UK report: previous govt backed bomber's release The Guardian
UK report: previous gov't backed bomber's release Kansas City Star
UK government played role in Lockerbie bomber release: Dossi Zeenews
Row over Lockerbie release as new documents published (Round m&c;

University College London - Gower Street - London

Students could boost marks by showing 'corporate skills'

Woman - Health

96 per cent of women 'feel ashamed at least once a day'

Jobless Women walking on the road in a village UP India

Jobless women total at 22-year high

Off the wall: Oddball questions employers ask The Business Review
Employers face fines for over-the-top vetting The Daily Telegraph
Sunderland call centre to employ 250 BBC News
B.C. employment picture dimming CBC
How to create a home filing system (and how not to) The Guardian
More employers turn to Craigslist to fill positions The Business Review
New Zealand government embarrassed after employing British-b The Daily Mail
Westminster council may give employed housing priority BBC News
Slough special needs employer could shut BBC News
Alabama employment dropped 13K in December The Business Review
Three convicted women killers employed at York hotel BBC News
East Sussex council named in gay-friendly employer list BBC News
Want To Know What The GOP's Deficit Reduction Plan Will Do T Business Insider
Brian Marwood's Future In Doubt As Manchester City Ponder Em Goal
HSE urge city employers to put safety first in 2011 BBC News
Call for help for self-employed BBC News
Employers fail people with mental health problems The Independent
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

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