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Old Trafford 7

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The Independent
The unloved giant-killers heading for Old Trafford
Nothing could capture the romance of the FA Cup better than a tie between a non-League side and Manchester United, the 11-times winners of the competition - or so you might think. But the Red Devils... (photo: Public Domain / Ian Mcalliste)

Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson

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The Independent
Ferguson to field weakened side as thoughts turn to Marseilles
The Football Association is prepared to accept Sir Alex Ferguson fielding a weakened side in Manchester United's fifth-round FA Cup tie with Crawley Town today, following signs that the manager is... (photo: AP / Antonio Calanni)

People walk by a branch of Barclays Bank in the City of London, Friday, April 30, 2010. British bank Barclays PLC reported Friday that profit rose 29 percent in the first quarter due to fewer bad loans, but its share price slumped as a drop in investment banking income alarmed investors. Barclays' net profit of 1.07 billion pounds (US$1.65 billion) compared with 826 million pounds in the same period a year earlier.

BBC News
Barclays reveals Â£113m UK corporation tax bill
Continue reading the main story Big Banking Business as usual for the banks? Q&A;: Project Merlin bank deal Q&A;: Bank levy explained What do investment banks do?... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)
Banking Photos Taxation UK Wikipedia: United Kingdom corporation tax

Heidi Vogel at Portobello Festival

Amelias Magazine
The Cinematic Orchestra with The London Metropolitan Orchestra and Heidi Vogel - Live at The Royal Albert Hall, November 2010
A Review of The Cinematic Orchestra Live at The Royal Albert Hall, November 14. Featuring an interview with their vocalist, Heidi Vogel Written by Helen Martin Man With A Movie Camera Illustration by... (photo: heidi vogel)

Arsenal's coach Arsene Wenger, from France, looks dejected after their 2-0 defeat against Sporting Braga for their Champions League group H soccer match

Sporting Life
WENGER: FAMOUS WIN BOOSTS BELIEF
Arsene Wenger expects Arsenal to be flooded with self-belief following their stunning 2-1 Champions League victory over Barcelona. The Gunners have embarked on a schedule... (photo: AP / Paulo Duarte)
Barcelona Games League Photos Wikipedia :Arsene Wenger

A Pakistani man walks along the edge of a flood damaged road at Sultan Kot village, Sindh province, southern Pakistan, Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010.

CBC
Flooding linked to global warming: studies
A woman in Deerfield, N.S., observes the flood waters around her house in November 2010, when heavy rain pounded the region. A study led by University of Victoria... (photo: AP / Aaron Favila)
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AC Milan's coach Massimiliano Allegri

Sporting Life
ALLEGRI - MILAN NOT DONE YET
Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri admits his side paid the price for failing to deal with Tottenham's counterattacking style, but believes they can win in England. Spurs... (photo: AP / Daniel Ochoa de Olza)
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Sterling Pound - uk Currency

The Guardian
GLOBAL MARKETS-Sterling rises, Nikkei at highest since May
SYDNEY/TOKYO, Feb 16 (REUTERS) - - Sterling rose in Asia on Wednesday as accelerating UK inflation fueled talk of an early rate rise, while a weaker yen helped to send... (photo: Creative Commons / a.drian)
Currency Economy Market Photos UK

International doctors march outside Britain´s Department of Health to protest newly-proposed government immigration rules that will stop them applying for work in the UK, in central London Friday April 21, 2006. Under changes announced last month,

BBC News
Non-EU high earners' migration cap to be lifted
Continue reading the main story Related Stories Failed asylum seekers 'neglected' Tougher English rules on way - PM UK migration 'unlikely to plunge' Non-European Union... (photo: AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
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This is a Thursday, July 7, 2005, file photo of forensic officer as he walks next to the wreckage of a double decker bus with its top blown off and damaged cars scattered on the road at Tavistock Square in central London . The inquests into the deaths of 52 commuters in the suicide bombings on London's transit system in 2005 will look at whether failures by British spies and police contributed to the attacks, a judge ruled Friday May 21, 2010.

The New York Times
British Anger Over Release of Man Linked to 2005 Bombings
LONDON — Amid mounting outrage in Britain, the government said Tuesday that it will press American officials for an explanation of why a Qaeda operative who... (photo: AP / Sang Tan, File)
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Technology & Science

	Modern women not as shapely as they like to think The Daily Telegraph
	White rice with goodness of brown cousin developed Zeenews
	Average amount drunk in UK is 16th highest worldwide The Daily Telegraph
	Clearwater Seafoods announces British Retail Consortium (BRC) Certification StreetInsider

Media News

	Inflation Hits 4 Percent in Britain The New York Times
	First Valentine: Lasting legacy of 500-year-old love BBC News
	The King's Speech the big winner at Baftas NZ Herald
	Julian Assange Attorneys Complain Of Swedish 'Falsehoods' In Final UK Court Remarks Huffington Post

Religion & Culture

	Meet Salman's new British girl Hazel The Siasat Daily
	You call that down toning it down? Rihanna cleans up her song for the Brits... ... The Daily Mail
	Carla Bruni flops in French 'first lady' poll Canoe

Edinburgh today: airport appeal fails, Dad Rocks and the loc

Historic Edinburgh map and image archive goes online

Royal wedding holiday could cost Edinburgh council £320,000

Edinburgh today: George Street parking, Gordon Brown and 100

Britain urges Libya to end violence

China to give Britain £50m in aid so mobile phones work on t

London Philharmonic Orchestra / Nézet-Séguin, Royal Festival

Clarke to seek European court reform

Belfast's 'tallest building' site plans are withdrawn

Armed robbery on Belfast shop

Homeless man jailed for a week for begging in Belfast

'Dr Death' visit to Belfast cancelled

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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Turkey's Defence Minister Vecdi Gonul, right, and his British counterpart Liam Fox speak to the media after their talks in Ankara, Turkey, Monday, Jan. 24, 2011.

U.K., Turkey Near Military Accord

In this photo taken Sunday, Aug. 15, 2010, a woman holds her child while taking a trishaw to go to a local bazaar in Twantay, about 30 kilometers (19 miles) south of Yangon, Myanmar.

Burma benefits as UK targets aid money on fight for democracy

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

Bank of England Keeps Rates Unchanged

UK's Osborne-BoE credibility is not under threat The Guardian
Government 'to sell off RBS shares' The Guardian
Ministers axe foreign aid to half the current countries The Daily Telegraph
Tasteless souvenirs of UK royal wedding hit market The Himalayan
Essar to buy UK refinery Deccan Herald
Lewisham cuts: Protest over council budget BBC News
Brad Wall to drum up UK business CBC
'Our man in Saudi' takes top job with defence company The Daily Telegraph
UK Uncut: grassroots protests spread from Wales to Mississip The Guardian
Osborne promises big bonuses but smaller corporation tax rat The Guardian
Lord Oakeshott to demand more transparency over banks' tax The Guardian
Inflation figures were wrong, says Bank of England BBC News
Ireland turns to bankruptcy tourism The Guardian
MPs wasting taxpayers' money bombarding expenses watchdog wi The Daily Telegraph
Britain challenged over arms exports to Bahrain, others (Rou m&c;
What you may have missed: a row over interest – and should w The Guardian
Retail sales: what the economists say The Guardian
Jolly good: UK export ties run deep The Business Review
Anglo shifts unloved Tarmac UK into Lafarge venture The Guardian
UK retail sales rebound in January BBC News

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Chemotherapy patients to benefit from enzyme discovery

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

Archbishop backs axe killer: Dr Rowan Williams says prisoners should get the right to vote ...

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.

Prince Charles: Nature's bank is going bust

UK government to press for European Court reform BBC News
£20 Christmas tip is an illegal bribe, says council The Daily Telegraph
Royal wedding: Prince William and Kate Middleton invite 1,90 The Observer
Royal wedding to host 1,900 guests The Independent
Gay hotels investigated for breaching equality laws The Daily Telegraph
Concerns over Government's new reading test The Independent
Mr Cameron, please help my son The Daily Telegraph
National intern scheme should be extended, say employers The Daily Telegraph
Seeing the wood for the trees The Daily Telegraph
Inequality in UK was growing before recession - even in nort The Observer
Lib Dems clash with Tory right over child justice The Independent
Flip-flop Dave! U-turns threaten to undermine Cameron's imag The Independent
Nimby? Cameron accused after his council halts library closu The Independent
Lottery Fund spends millions on itself The Daily Telegraph
How England's forest were saved for the nation The Daily Telegraph
Coalition may put clocks forward two hours The Daily Telegraph
Can Eric Pickles force councils to do better? The Daily Telegraph
Uprisings prompt UK arms curb Al Jazeera
Koob and Zort: the non-words in the new reading test for six The Daily Telegraph
Britain urges Bahrain to embrace political reform The Daily Telegraph

A sign seen, at the entrance to St Thomas' Hospital, part of the National Health Service, Friday, Aug. 14, 2009.

NHS 'failing to treat elderly with care and respect'

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

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

UK royal wedding draws tasteless merchandise Herald Tribune
UK issues Bahrain travel warning after violent protests BBC News
Chris Patten: the extraordinary career of an achiever who co The Guardian
Universities failing to fight extremism, says watchdog The Guardian
UK firms blamed for food price hike Al Jazeera
NHS hospitals begin axeing frontline staff despite governmen The Guardian
Protesters celebrate forests U-turn The Independent
Gove defends faith schools The Guardian
Cuts mean homelessness set to rise, say charities The Guardian
Britain calls for restraint in Bahrain, urges social reform m&c;
Rags-to-riches story of Harry Potter author JK Rowling to be m&c;
1.4m council workers face second-year pay freeze The Independent
Loughborough tops student poll The Guardian
Children's heart surgery units face closure in restructuring The Guardian
Cuts: Eric Pickles and the council chief executive pay myth The Guardian
Students protest as university considers where cuts will fal The Guardian
David Cameron condemns supreme court ruling on sex offenders The Guardian
Live: Prime Minister's Questions BBC News
Kufuor returns from UK, India trip Joy Online
A third of children's heart units should halt operations, sa The Guardian

Maureen Wheeler (left) and Tony Wheeler (right), Co-founders of Lonely Planet.

Lonely Planet leaves Australian orbit

Glasgow International Airport Terminal

Glasgow Airport returns to growth

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.

Revealed: how the City bankrolls Tory party

Dawn of double summertime as Coalition consider putting cloc The Daily Mail
Television movies for the week of Feb. 20 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Lonely Planet leaves Australian orbit (Roundup) m&c;
Scotland's wild salmon face 'calamity' from trade deal with The Observer
You're so wrong about salmon, Mr Salmond The Observer
Farmers rise from the ashes of foot and mouth The Daily Telegraph
Degrassi Episode 35: New Friends Not Accepted? MuchMusic
Watch highlights from last night's RapCity MuchMusic
Review: La Sera MuchMusic
Michael Hannigan New Jersey Bagpiper, Monmouth County, NJ The Examiner
Liz Online: Show me LOVEEEE Robyn! MuchMusic
Fifth-tier team Crawley Town looks for huge upset when it pl Star Tribune
MuchMusic #trending for Feb. 18: Comfy and Casual MuchMusic
Skate4Cancer @ MOD Club In The T.Dot! MuchMusic
Alex Salmond has good reason to grin The Daily Telegraph
Glasgow Airport unveils 30 year development plan TravelDailyNews
Hetras receives growth financing from Scottish Equity Partne TravelDailyNews
Britain to review exports of arms and police equipment to Ba m&c;
Germany Knows What Doesn't Work Wall Street Journal
It's Hurre! Britney Spear's Hold It Against Me: Video Premie MuchMusic

Wikileaks - Internet - Website

WikiLeaks: Nigeria stymied corruption case

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

Archbishop of Westminster: Coalition must not to lose 'moral The Daily Telegraph
Trial offers hope for ME sufferers The Guardian
UK cave yields ice-age skull cups Philadelphia Daily News
UK teacher banned for using aerosol on Asian kids Zeenews
NHS blood bank could be partly sold off The Daily Telegraph
UK sex offenders may be taken off register The Boston Globe
UK: Sex offenders can challenge strict monitoring The Guardian
UK ordered to relax monitoring of sex offenders Herald Tribune
Who, what, why: When is a sex offender not a risk? BBC News
'Foreign docs, including Indians, 6 times more likely to ban Newstrack India
North-South health divide 'is widest for 40 years' BBC News
BMA leader could be toppled in revolt by doctors against NHS The Guardian
NHS could be sued for neglecting elderly under new law The Daily Telegraph
Test case over sterilisation puts court of protection under The Guardian
UK consumer inflation rate rises to 4 percent Herald Tribune
Votes for prisoners and European control The Guardian
The Arab world and the boundaries of tolerance The Daily Telegraph
Scotland plans 1.7% increase in NHS funding The Guardian
UK court rejects bid to allow abortions at home Irish Times
Elderly NHS patients' harrowing plight is revealed in report The Guardian

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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