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Portugal's Prime Minister Jose Socrates speaks during a media conference at an EU Summit in Brussels on Saturday, March 12, 2011. Euro zone leaders agreed in principle on Friday to write limits on public debt and budget deficits into national law, meeting a German condition for a stronger euro zone financial safety net.

Economy Europe Markets Photos Wikipedia: European sovereign debt crisis (2010–present)

The State
Markets applaud European debt crisis package
LONDON - Markets cheered on Monday a surprisingly broad European package of measures to deal with the government debt crisis that has over the past year threatened the existence of the euro currency.... (photo: AP / Virginia Mayo)

Anti-government protesters bury tear gas canisters fired by riot police Sunday, March 13, 2011, along a main highway in Manama, Bahrain. Some overcome by gas ran away while more rushed to the overpass as riot police pulled away. Riot police in Bahrain fired tear gas and rubber bullets at anti-government demonstrators blocking the highway into the capital's financial district Sunday and surrounded the protesters' main camp in the capital, eyewitnesses said, although they failed to dislodge the thousands of protesters blocking the highway.

Bahrain Photos Politics Violence Wikipedia: 2011 Bahraini protests

The Guardian
Plan for martial law in Bahrain
A parliament group has asked Bahrain's king to impose martial law after a month of unrest which has left the tiny Gulf nation sharply divided between minority Sunni Muslims backing the ruling system... (photo: AP / Hasan Jamali)

Bryan Adams

The Daily Telegraph
Princess Diana's favourite rock singer Bryan Adams is to become a father for the first time
Bryan Adams, who is said to have had an affair with Diana, Princess of Wales, is to become a father by his personal assistant. Bryan Adams Photo: AFP/GETTY IMAGES... (photo: Creative Commons / Marco Maas)
Celebrity Entertainment Photos Song Wikipedia: Bryan Adams

FILE -- In this April 13, 2010 file photo, Andy Coulson, the ruling Conservative Party's Director of Communications speaks on the phone in London, England.

The Independent
An axe murder, a prosecution that failed, and trouble for the Murdoch empire
What links the murder almost a quarter of a century ago of a private detective killed with an axe, allegations of corruption within the Metropolitan Police, and the current Prime Minister? The answer:... (photo: AP / Oli Scarff, pool, file)
Corruption Crime Media Photos Wikipedia: News of the World phone hacking affair

Real Madrid's new coach Jose Mourinho is seen at the start of a news conference at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid on Monday, May 31, 2010.Mourinho said at his official presentation Monday that the Spanish team needs to add three or four new players this offseason, although he did not specify which.

Newstrack India
Mourinho may return to UK Premier League in 2012
Madrid (Spain), Mar 12 (ANI): Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho is reported to be planning a spectacular return to the Premier League next season. he Special One... (photo: AP / Victor R. Caivano)
Men Photos Soccer Sports Wikipedia: Jose Mourinho

Fruits - Food - Health

The Daily Telegraph
Pledges to be made by companies over public health
Leading food and drink companies in England are being encouraged by the Government to sign up to a series of pledges to help improve public health, under a new... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Companies Food Health Photos Wikipedia: Health

Alcohol - Drinkers - Health

The Daily Telegraph
Pubs to display alcohol units in public health 'responsibility deal'
Pubgoers will see the number of alcoholic units they are consuming every time they buy a drink under a major public health initiative between the Government and industry... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Alcohol Health Photos Retailers Wikipedia: Alcohol

Chelsea's Joe Cole, seen with a head injury sustained during England's soccer match against Croatia, during a Champions League soccer training session at Stamford Bridge stadium in London, Monday Sept. 15, 2008. Chelsea face Bordeaux in a Champions League Group A soccer match on Tuesday.

Sporting Life
JOE COLE IN CONFIDENT MOOD
Liverpool midfielder Joe Cole hopes hard work will help change his luck and turn around a disappointing first season for him at his new club. The 29-year-old moved from... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham)
Men Photos Soccer Sports Wikipedia: Joe Cole

Lord Mandelson

London Evening Standard
Lord Mandelson: Exports could hit £27bn
Britain could boost its exports by £27 billion if it increased its share of trade with four of the world's fastest growing economies, former business secretary Lord... (photo: Creative Commons / Steve Punter)
Billion Britain Photos Trade Wikipedia :Lord Mandelson

Cesc Fabregas

Sporting Life
FABREGAS MISSING FOR GUNNERS
Arsenal will be without captain Cesc Fabregas for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final at Manchester United after the Spain... (photo: AP / Tom Hevezi)
Men Photos Soccer Sports Wikipedia: Cesc Fabregas

Technology & Science

	Breastfed babies 'grow up to be more intelligent' Newstrack India
	Sensors to detect tsunamis, quakes Zeenews
	Google to map Royal wedding route in 3D! Zeenews
	Gates Faults U.S. Allies on Afghan War The New York Times

Media News

	Combat stress: David Cameron calls for a 'national change in attitude' towards veterans' mental health The Daily Telegraph
	Cigarettes to be sold under counter in 'puritan' move The Daily Telegraph
	Tobacco shop displays to be banned The Guardian
	Pressure Mounts on Prince Andrew Wall Street Journal

Religion & Culture

	BA sets new world record for 'highest stand-up comedy gig in the world' Newstrack India
	Kristen Dunst wants to launch her own clothing line The Siasat Daily
	NHS reforms still 'under review' promises Health Secretary after Lib Dems deliver bloody nose to Clegg The Daily Mail

Edinburgh today: locals at SXSW, wifi cafes and the Xth Sens

Edinburgh tram line crisis sparks crunch talks to save £545m

Lorry freed from Edinburgh rail bridge

Edinburgh councillor does sudoku during The Gathering debate

LAMBERT: CANARIES DESERVED WIN

DESCHAMPS EYES CHANCE FOR UPSET

Stern happy Britain playing in '12 London Games

Radiation fears at Japanese reactor

Belfast's Holyland area 'facing student exodus'

First of 20 new trains arrives at Belfast docks

Attwood unveils plans for 200 homes in north Belfast

Armed robbers strike two bookmakers and a shop in Belfast

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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Starbucks coffee shop - Customers

Starbucks warns of 'tougher' UK trading climate

British opposition Conservative Party Leader David Cameron speaks to the media on political party funding, London, Monday, Dec. 3, 2007.

Britain Disengages From the Euro Zone

A view of the Bank of England in the City of London's financial district, Thursday, Jan. 13, 2011.

Bank of England chief says UK could face another financial crisis

China overtakes UK in art market league BBC News
Bahrain imports Gulf military force The Guardian
UK Labour leader calls for new bankers' bonus tax The Examiner
'Housing shortage crisis' predicted in IPPR report BBC News
EyeC has New Vision for the UK Market Process and Control Today
Interest rate rise could derail recovery, BDO says BBC News
Japan earthquake: Britain is there to help The Daily Telegraph
UK food and drink exports hit £10bn for first time The Independent
The hesitant saviour: how Germany bestrides Europe once agai The Guardian
Mortgage questions answered by an expert BBC News
UK universities ditch 4-million-pound Libyan deal The Times of India
Australian dream still strong for UK buyers The Independent
Race for 2012 Olympic tickets awaits starter's orders The Guardian
Osborne to use Budget sweeteners to appease voters The Independent
Royal wedding prompts surge in foreign holiday bookings The Observer
Damages being paid in UK Twitter defamation case The Boston Globe
UK man pleads guilty in $130 million international investmen Newsvine
UK court: ex-RBS chief can't be called a banker The Boston Globe
Factory gate inflation rises to 28-month high BBC News
Campaign group launches guide to mechanics' jargon BBC News

Smoking - Cigarette - Nicotine

Cigarettes 'to be sold in plain packets'

British police officers stand guard in London's Whitehall, Monday Aug. 14, 2006

Police pay review: Four out of ten officers to take pay cut

Britain's Home Secretary Jacqui Smith arrives for a cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street in London, Tuesday May 12, 2009.

Miss Whiplash of Westminster: Jacqui Smith says Cameron should confess to using porn in controversial broadcast

Exeter vice-chancellor met Gaddafi over £75m deal to educate The Guardian
John Wright obituary The Guardian
Zimbabwe returns to begin after removal ban is lifted The Daily Telegraph
Britain urges continued pressure on "brutal" Gaddafi regime m&c;
Clegg 'should lie low over AV poll' The Guardian
SNP promises new 'Scottish studies' subject in schools The Daily Telegraph
SNP cancer plan to 'save 300 lives per year' The Daily Telegraph
Lord Hanningfield court hearing over expenses claims The Daily Telegraph
Boundary changes widen the audience for Broughton election h The Guardian
N Ireland to get lower Corporation Tax than rest of UK? BBC News
Politics live blog - Monday 14 March The Guardian
Lord Hanningfield due in court on expenses charge The Daily Telegraph
Health organisations attack government alcohol pact The Independent
British government advises against all travel to Bahrain m&c;
The Queen Mother's regal taste in music The Daily Telegraph
Lib Dems should count their blessings The Daily Telegraph
Skilled jobs open to migrants to be halved The Daily Telegraph
Jobless to carry out work experience or face benefits cut The Daily Telegraph
Health groups reject government alcohol plan BBC News
We still have a soul, Clegg tells his party The Independent

German federal police officers patrol in a departure terminal at the International airport of Frankfurt, central Germany, Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2010. Germany will increase security and vigilance across the country because of a heightened threat from international terrorism, the interior minister said Wednesday.

Inquiry Eyes Extremism in Attack on U.S. Soldiers

Britain's Conservative party leader, David Cameron speaks to the media as he leaves 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.

British Prime Minister Visits Cairo

Bombed bus in Tavistock Square, London

British Anger Over Release of Man Linked to 2005 Bombings

Universities may face penalty for charging high tuition fees The Guardian
Coleraine student wins UK Young Scientist of the Year BBC News
Schools to make up to a fifth of staff redundant, headteache The Guardian
Albert Levine obituary The Guardian
SNP pledges to protect public sector, prescriptions and stud The Guardian
UK universities ditch £4 mn Libyan deal Zeenews
Dr Claire Chung has a right to be angry The Daily Telegraph
Libya: Margaret Thatcher gives Colonel Gaddafi's Labour frie The Daily Telegraph
Meet the women who really are running the country The Independent
History 'marginalised' in schools The Guardian
Half of pupils are being consigned 'to the scrapheap' by sch The Guardian
Careers advice cuts anger headteachers The Guardian
Kate Middleton's transparent dress sparks global interest at The Daily Telegraph
Revelations in BAE Saudi case prompt inquiry call The Daily Telegraph
Danny Alexander: Labour should be ashamed of hoarding reserv The Daily Telegraph
The bac and other school measures The Guardian
More schools seeking academy status The Guardian
Study: Home-Education in British Columbia, Canada, England, The Examiner
Oxford University set for record state school intake The Guardian
Opinion - why Leith needs biomass The Guardian

Pete Doherty

British scandal rock star Pete Doherty questioned over guitar theft

Pete Doherty

German police search, interview Brit star Doherty

cartoonist

Cartoonist Ronald Searle sells papers to German museum

Tide of death: 2,000 bodies wash ashore on one stretch of co The Daily Mail
The Leiter Side of Union Thuggery Wall Street Journal
Moray Firth rocks 'could store 15 years of carbon emissions' The Guardian
Man arrested over Stockholm bombing charged in UK Herald Tribune
Henstridge weds Scottish singer Jam Entertainment
Cuban dud unlikely to produce fireworks against Vitali Klits The Guardian
Scottish Enterprise faces 10% budget cut BBC News
Report suggests Moray Firth rocks 'could store carbon' BBC News
Bank of Scotland survey reveals business optimism BBC News
England outlast battling Scots to close in on rare Grand Sla The Independent
Man City beats second-tier Reading 1-0 to set up FA Cup semi Star Tribune
Six Nations 2011: Tom Croft gives England the edge over Scot The Observer
Trailer Trash The Guardian
Duke aids RBS shopping centre The Independent
A fresh look at Paul Gauguin The Los Angeles Times
Iceland looks to export power of volcanoes Seattle Times
London Fashion Week A/W 2011 Catwalk Review: Ashish Amelias Magazine
After three boys Beckham and wife expecting baby girl m&c;
Jobs lost as John A Jacks goes into receivership BBC News
Networking Calendar: March 11, 2011 The Business Review

Danny Fitzsimons, center, walks out of the Iraqi court in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011.

Ex-soldier awaits Iraq murder verdict

OAKLAND, Calif., (November 7, 2005) Captain Robert Lorigan, Chief of Staff of the Eleventh Coast Guard District, welcomes Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Dutchess of Cornwall, aboard the cutter Tern. The royal couple traveled aboard the Tern from Oakland into the Port of San Francisco amid heavy security from the Coast Guard and local law enforcement agencies. (Photo by PA1 Alan Haraf) (104468) ( ROYAL VISIT (FOR RELEASE) )

Prince Charles polo friend 'leapt to his death over health fears'

Pervez Musharraf - World Economic Forum Annual Meeting Davos

'Pak not pursuing Musharraf's extradition from UK'

Three-Year-Old Diagnosed As UK's 'Youngest Ever' Alcoholic Huffington Post
Three-year-old is UK’s ’youngest ever alcoholic& Turkish Press
Daughter ready to join team Beckham The Guardian
Japan quake: Sendai residents queue for food and fuel BBC News
UK rejects Pak application for Mush repatriation Zeenews
Murdoch ally 'warned MP not to pursue hacking scandal' The Independent
Murdoch ally 'warned MPs not to pursue hacking scandal' The Independent
Doctors seek no-confidence vote on health secretary Andrew L The Guardian
UK soldier, loyal dog, make final journey together Herald Tribune
UK manufacturing buoyant as rate-setters meet Herald Tribune
Scotland to get patient 'snapshot' IT system The Guardian
Opinion - why we oppose nursery closures in Edinburgh The Guardian
Hospital test delays rise 60 per cent in past year The Daily Telegraph
Hospital test delays rise 60% in past year The Daily Telegraph
Prisoners should be given the vote, signals watchdog The Daily Telegraph
Global Health Watch: UK bans displaying cigarettes, tobacco Hartford Courant
Support for plain cigarette packaging blows cold The Independent
Libya revolt as it happened: Wednesday BBC News
PM defends UK's actions over Libya London Evening Standard
Tobacco industry still glamorising smoking, government warns 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

Neet England: how many young people are Not in Employment Ed The Guardian
National intern scheme should be extended, say employers The Daily Telegraph
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

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