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Different Motorola Mobile Phones replica on display

Europe Google Motorola Photos Wikipedia: Motorola

TechRadar
Motorola Xoom UK release date: spring
Motorola has revealed that its latest tablet, the Android-powered Motorola Xoom, will be arriving in Europe this coming spring. Exact dates and pricing are still to be confirmed, but we do know that... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)

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.

Military Photos Turkey UK Wikipedia: Member state of the European Union

Wall Street Journal
U.K., Turkey Near Military Accord
By ALISTAIR MACDONALD LONDON—The U.K. and Turkey are negotiating a military pact that would see the two European powers take part in joint exercises and share expertise, a person familiar with... (photo: AP / AP Photo)

red rose flower bouquet for someone special Valentine

BBC News
First Valentine: Lasting legacy of 500-year-old love
By Anna Browning BBC News Continue reading the main story Select Original In text Right reverend and worshipful and my right well-beloved Valentine, I recommend me unto you full heartily, desiring to... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Life Love Photos Valentine Wikipedia: Valentine's Day

Gay-rights activists kiss during a protest outside Britain's Conservatives party headquarters in central London, Sunday, April 11, 2010. The carnival-style "Big Gay Flashmob" street party featured music and speeches, as organizers demanded a clear statement about the gay rights policy of the Conservative party.

The Independent
State and church clash on civil partnerships
The government risked a clash with the Church of England last night by backing calls to lift the ban on homosexual couples holding civil partnership ceremonies in places of worship. The Church gave a... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Church Homosexuality Photos UK Wikipedia: Civil partnership in the United Kingdom

The Independent
Burma benefits as UK targets aid money on fight for democracy
British aid to Burma - the poorest country in South-east Asia - is to be sharply increased in an effort to help the country's most beleaguered and to support the struggle... (photo: AP / Khin Maung Win)
Aid Burma Photos UK Wikipedia: Burma

Colin Firth poses with the award for Best Actor backstage during the BAFTA Film Awards 2011, at The Royal Opera House in London, Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011

NZ Herald
The King's Speech the big winner at Baftas
LONDON - Royal drama The King's Speech was crowned the big winner at Britain's top film awards - a sign that it may reign again at Hollywood's Academy Awards in two... (photo: AP / Jonathan Short)
Award Britain Film Photos Wikipedia: British Academy Film Awards

US Navy 030408-N-5362A-023 Jubilant Iraqis cheer U.S. Army Soldiers at a humanitarian aid compound in the city of Najaf

The Guardian
Seized Weir Group cash to aid Iraq
Cash confiscated from a British engineering firm that paid illegal kickbacks to Saddam Hussein's regime is to be handed back to the people of Iraq. About £1.5... (photo: Public Domain / BotMultichillT)
British Cash Group Photos Wikipedia: Iraq

AC Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti looks on prior to the start of the Serie A soccer match between Lazio and AC Milan at Rome's Olympic stadium.

Sporting Life
CARLO CONCEDES TITLE RACE IS OVER
Carlo Ancelotti may be ready to introduce another big-money signing into his team at Fulham on Monday, but the Chelsea manager has conceded his side are all but out of... (photo: AP / Alessandra Tarantino)
Men Photos Soccer Sports Wikipedia : Carlo Ancelotti

Julian Assange, left, head of WikiLeaks gestures outside Beccles Police Station in Suffolk, England, Friday, Dec. 17, 2010 after complying with bail conditions.

Huffington Post
Julian Assange Attorneys Complain Of Swedish 'Falsehoods' In Final UK Court Remarks
LONDON — Lawyers for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange tried a new tactic Friday in their bid to prevent his extradition to Sweden, charging that remarks by the... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Photos Sweden UK Wikipedia: Julian Assange wikileaks

chemotherapy-hospital-breastcancer (sl1)

The Daily Telegraph
Chemotherapy patients to benefit from enzyme discovery
Cancer survival rates could increase following a discovery that will improve chemotherapy treatments. By Martin Beckford, Health Correspondent 7:00AM GMT 11 Feb 2011... (photo: creative commons)
Cancer Discovery Health Photos Chemotherapy

Technology & Science

	Jaguar Land Rover zooms towards £1bn profit The Daily Telegraph
	Bank of England Keeps Rates Unchanged The New York Times
	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

Media News

	Archbishop backs axe killer: Dr Rowan Williams says prisoners should get the right to vote ... The Daily Mail
	Kate Middleton beats Lady Gaga into second place as fashion buzzword The Daily Telegraph
	Sweden accused of improper action against Assange NZ Herald
	He's a long way from the bay: TV's David Hasselhoff meets David Cameron on Westminster visit Star Tribune

Religion & Culture

	David Beckham jets to New York to take Victoria out for a romantic Valentine's Day dinner The Daily Mail
	Beyonce To Close Britain's Glastonbury Festival NBC Washington
	I have one of the greatest voices, says Gaga Deccan Herald

Pedestrian killed on Edinburgh road

Isabella Rossellini leads cast of Edinburgh film festival cu

Edinburgh scientists behind the Kepler space project

Road move for Borders to Edinburgh railway debated

British gun merchant faces extradition to US

Meet the Prime Minister's new rat czar: Larry the tabby move

Bowled out! Injury stricken England ask for green light to p

FA: 2012 SHIELD STAYS IN ENGLAND

Software company creates 37 jobs in east Belfast

Family held at their Belfast home by gang for two hours

Mary Cullen to compete at Irish Indoors in Belfast

Man for court over Belfast attack

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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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

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.

Osborne under pressure to cut growth forecasts

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

UK consumer inflation rate rises to 4 percent Herald Tribune
Rise in UK's consumer price inflation rate in January adds p Star Tribune
UK energy companies clandestinely monitoring climate change Newstrack India
UK inflation rate rises 'hitting savers' BBC News
Inflation conundrum just gets harder for the Bank of England The Guardian
UK inflation double target at 4pc: reaction The Daily Telegraph
Why do the German and UK economies differ sharply? BBC News
UK inflation surges to double BoE's target Hartford Courant
UK inflation jumps to 4pc, double the target The Daily Telegraph
TWIFLEX MOVES TO NEW UK MANUFACTURING SITE WITH £1 MILLION I Process and Control Today
Inflation at highest for two years The Guardian
UK inflation surges to double BoE's target, King to explain Hartford Courant
UK inflation rate rises to 4% in January BBC News
Fake alcohol on sale in many UK off licences BBC News
UK inflation surge to force public BoE explanation The Times of India
Inflation expected to surge again The Guardian
Ask the expert: savings and investments BBC News
Empty shops are killing UK's high streets The Guardian
Eurozone agrees bail-out fund of 500bn euros BBC News
A tax on Barclays's £2.7bn bonus pool could halt many cuts, The Guardian

Manif tunisie Nantes

UK pledges aid to Tunisia

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

No to AV campaign says referendum rules are flawed The Guardian
Ian Paisley fitted with pacemaker The Guardian
Larry the cat moves into No 10 The Independent
Iceland's payment dispute with UK, Dutch nears end The Boston Globe
The Arab world and the boundaries of tolerance The Daily Telegraph
Feature: Akufo-Addos posturing leaves him bruised and batte Joy Online
Watchdog spent taxpayers cash on Mercedes to cost cutting co The Daily Telegraph
Mews at 10: Downing St's new cat The Guardian
Liberal Democrats have ditched leftwing voters, says Dominic The Guardian
An unnecessary reform of our voting system The Daily Telegraph
Britain receives request to freeze Mubarak assets m&c;
UK asked to freeze Egypt officials' assets, says Hague BBC News
Ralph Fiennes makes debut as film director with Coriolanus The Guardian
Legal aid cuts 'crude and brutal' The Independent
UK companies to get two years to smash glass ceiling for wom The Daily Telegraph
Fears for UK growth as inflation sabotages austerity The Daily Telegraph
UK jobs 'reckoning' hits in first quarter The Daily Telegraph
Linda Norgrove: 'US troops had been warned on grenades' The Daily Telegraph
Radical change needed on UK bank bonuses-Cable The Guardian
Forest sell-off 'threatens rare wildlife' The Independent

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

Lack of top researchers could harm UK plc, Dyson warns BBC News
Scotland's pupils lead England's almost two to one in scienc The Guardian
The plight of the UK's war widows The Guardian
Scotland plans 1.7% increase in NHS funding The Guardian
Elderly NHS patients' harrowing plight is revealed in report The Guardian
Mosque school arrest following Channel 4 documentary The Guardian
43% of council chiefs get paid more than David Cameron The Guardian
'Big Society' wood hampered by bureaucracy and red tape The Daily Telegraph
UK's Cameron defends faltering "Big Society" plan Khaleej Times
Iain Gray: 'Scotland needs Labour now more than ever' The Guardian
Job anguish for immigrants as English language courses face The Guardian
University lecturers cut time allowed to students The Guardian
Headteachers' union threatens industrial action over changes The Guardian
From Dorset to Fife, Britain's lollipop army is mobilised to The Guardian
Battle of the Big Society: Tories go on the offensive The Independent
UK rally celebrates Egypt uprising Al Jazeera
Birmingham council to cut 7,000 jobs The Guardian
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

Glasgow International Airport Terminal

Glasgow Airport returns to growth

Peanuts

Peanut Allergies Lesss Common: Study

Pork - Meat - Food

EU pork crisis a warning on food dependency

Europe formalises fuel-efficiency target for vans The Guardian
The Twitter 100 The Independent
Expedia, Inc. expands its group to Scotland TravelDailyNews
The Lord of War from suburbia: After dramatic arrest, arms b The Daily Mail
China plans Colombian rail link to challenge Panama canal The Guardian
Jack Beats Interview: "It sounds like a group of angry troll Skiddle
What if the wind doesn't blow on Scottish wind farms? BBC News
Scotland's private sector economy returns to growth BBC News
The Scottish mill that brings 'Boardwalk Empire' to life The Independent
No child's play The Star
Gerry Adams and the fuel smuggler: Sinn Fein leader rents el The Daily Mail
Russia says expelled British journalist gets new visa m&c;
Kate Simon: Hands off bank holidays...unless you're adding o The Independent
The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart – review The Guardian
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
Britain calls for civilian and democratic rule in Egypt m&c;
EU changes course for 25% CO2 cut, no new target The Guardian
EU issues alert on Argentine sorghum feed The Guardian

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

UK court rejects bid to allow abortions at home Irish Times
High court to rule on abortions at home The Guardian
Tory pledge on midwives not being met The Independent
Blue badge drivers face new medical tests The Daily Telegraph
Ian McEwan: Change the law to help terminally ill to die The Daily Telegraph
60% of poorest children fail to reach good level of behaviou The Guardian
New drug better than aspirin at reducing stroke risk The Daily Telegraph
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
Need to book an appointment with your GP? Just dial 111 The Guardian
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

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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