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Kate Middleton arrives to watch Britain's Prince William installed as a Knight of the Garter, in a ceremony at Windsor, England, Monday June 16, 2008. Prince William was formally appointed to the most senior British order of chivalry by his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, in a ceremony at St George's Chapel. William becomes a Royal Knight Companion - and the 1,000th knight in the register. The position reflects his position within the Royal fam

Britain Couple Photos UK Wikipedia: Kate Middleton

Khaleej Times
Britain mulls royal succession change
LONDON - Britain said on Saturday it was mulling changes to rules governing the line of succession, meaning Prince William and Kate Middleton's first born could accede to the throne whether it was a... (photo: AP / Steve Parsons, pool)

Kate Middleton, a friend of Britain´s Prince William wears a hat with a giant heart, as she arrives at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, where graduates, including the Prince, took part in the Sovereign´s parade at the academy, near Camb

Photos Princess UK Wedding Wikipedia: Kate Middleton

BBC News
Royal wedding: What do we call her?
At the instant she and Prince William are pronounced "man and wife", Catherine Middleton will begin a new life and take on a whole new identity. She will automatically become Her Royal Highness,... (photo: AP/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

A Libyan man carries an opposition flag, right, and a placard in French, left, reading "No Al-Qaida, No Hezbollah, Long live Libya" during Friday prayers in the square next to the courthouse on the corniche in Benghazi, Libya, Friday, April 15, 2011. U.S. President Barack Obama, British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy wrote in a joint newspaper opinion piece Friday that while their mandate under a U.N. Security Council resolution does not include removing Gadhafi by force, "it is impossible to imagine a future for Libya with Gadhafi in power."

Wall Street Journal
Libya Rebels Build Parallel State
By CHARLES LEVINSON Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Libyans held Friday noon prayers in Benghazi on Friday. The opposition's authority, based in the eastern city, have taken steps to show they are... (photo: AP / Ben Curtis)
Democracy Libya Photos Politics Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan civil war

UK London . Protest - police - government - women - youth. March 2011

London Evening Standard
RSC scoops top tourism accolade
The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has won a top tourism award. The RSC took the outstanding contribution to tourism award in the Enjoy England Awards for Excellence, organised by VisitEngland and... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
England Holiday Hotels Photos Tourism Wikipedia: United Kingdom

Britain's Prince William and his fiancee Kate Middleton pose for a media photocall, at St. James's Palace in London, Tuesday Nov. 16, 2010, after they announced their engagement. The couple are to wed in 2011.

The Daily Mail
William's long wait for Kate: Prince will be at Westminster Abbey 45 minutes before his ...
Prince William will have a long and nervous wait for his bride at the altar – three quarters of an hour to be precise. He will arrive at Westminster Abbey on April... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Britain Photos UK Wedding Wikipedia: Prince William of Wales

The Independent
Silvio uses his ninth life - but sets 2013 date for departure
As Silvio Berlusconi's ever outraged political enemies reeled from the news that he had saved his bacon and possibly his liberty once more by forcing proposals through... (photo: AP / Luca Bruno)
Corruption Italy Photos Politics Wikipedia: Silvio Berlusconi

Ian Tomlinson shove could have triggered heart attack, says Patel

The Guardian
Ian Tomlinson shove could have triggered heart attack, says Patel
Pathologist tells inquest he found no physical evidence shove caused death but stress could aggravate heart condition Freddy Patel said Ian Tomlinson's blood alcohol... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
Attack Death London Photos UK Wikipedia: Death of Ian Tomlinson

Kettled' students sue Met for infringing their human rights

London Evening Standard
'Kettled' students sue Met for infringing their human rights
Two students who were "kettled" during the tuition fees protests in London in December are suing the Met for false imprisonment. Teenagers Rosie Bergonzi, 17, and James... (photo: WN / Marzena Jazowska)
Human Photos Protests Students UK Wikipedia: 2010 UK student protests

Obese woman - Overweight - Obesity - Health

The Independent
Surgeons warn over limiting obesity operations
The NHS would regret the cost of limiting treatment for obesity, a group of surgeons said today. According to a report, patients with severe obesity face premature death,... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Cost Group Obesity Photos Treatment

Khaleej Times
Doha meeting reveals divisions on Libya
DOHA/TRIPOLI - Britain pressured other NATO members to beef up ground attacks in Libya on Wednesday as foreign ministers met in Qatar to try to open the deadlock in the... (photo: AP / Osama Faisal)
Civil War Libya Photos Politics Wikipedia: 2011 military intervention in Libya

Technology & Science

	NATO Showing Strains Over Approach to Libya The New York Times
	Most British kids really don't know where onions, cucumbers, broccoli grow DNA India
	Study: 2 million babies stillborn every year The Boston Globe
	Expensive wine and cheap plonk taste the same to most people The Guardian

Media News

	Youth unemployment nearly a million London Evening Standard
	Nick Clegg 'airbrushed' out of campaign leaflets The Daily Telegraph
	Royal Wedding: will Kate Middleton be the most beautiful royal ever? The Daily Telegraph
	Taking the 'bee road' to survival: Buglife sets up network of wild flowers The Daily Mail

Religion & Culture

	Lampard at the forefront of campaign to ban 'Yiddo' chants from English football The Daily Mail
	Potter star Emma Watson feels for Kate Middleton The News & Observer
	Kerrang! hail Ozzy Osbourne a legend London Evening Standard

Edinburgh key to credibility of SNP 100% renewable goal

Edinburgh today: Stills gallery tour, Fo-op Friday and Spart

Edinburgh coach Scrivener expects physical Aironi side

Sale Sharks sign Edinburgh lock Fraser McKenzie

Up & Under: Toby Booth wants to keep Steffon Armitage at Lon

Children's behaviour at school deteriorating, say teachers

Open letter from the Federation of Surgical Specialty Associ

Weatherwatch: why grass made Britain great

Lyric theatre, Belfast – review

Good Vibrations shop in Belfast set to close

Man held over bus stop attack in Belfast

Man hit on head during armed robbery in north 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.

UK inflation unexpectedly drops to 4%

UK banking panel gives a capital call

UK banking panel gives a capital call

Britain's Prime Minister and Labour Party leader, Gordon Brown during a citizens' meeting in central London, Monday, May 3, 2010.

Gordon Brown admits big mistake over banking crisis

SFO looks into scam that fooled North Korea The Guardian
UK needs companies to spend more of their £50bn war chest The Independent
IMF to scrutinize UK The Examiner
Kenneth Clarke: prison is a waste of money The Guardian
Ian Burrell: Why money talks when reporters want police help The Independent
UK's Osborne backs closer UK deficit scrutiny by IMF The Guardian
Mortgages: Should you stick with a variable rate or fix? BBC News
Why Just Talking About The UK Austerity Crisis Makes People Business Insider
Irish Republic debt downgraded by Moody's BBC News
Average rents rise as first-time buyers struggle to raise de The Guardian
Aurora UK The Examiner
UK fuel cell firm raises $11 mln in sale of stake The Guardian
NZ treasures entrusted to UK museum found on open market Scoop
David Cameron on immigration: full text of the speech The Guardian
UK youth unemployment at 1 in 5 The Examiner
Surprise UK jobless fall lifts recovery hopes The Guardian
UK unemployment data reveals downturn victims as jobless tot The Guardian
UK unemployment: what the experts say The Guardian
UK Headline Unemployment May Have Fallen, But One Number Tha Business Insider
UK jobless claims rise unexpectedly Irish Times

Heroin-drugs. (sl1)

Heroin overdose antidote should be given to prisoners, ministers told

Britain's opposition Conservative Party leader David Cameron answers a question during his monthly news conference in central London, Monday March 16, 2009.

Cameron: Just say yes to UK royal wedding parties

A lineup of holsteins feeds at Conant's Riverside Farm in Richmond, Vt., Monday, April 3, 2006. Medium-sized farms are expected to face stricter anti-pollution rules this spring and in the fall designed to reduce the amount of phosphorus that ends up in the state's waterways. The Agency of Agriculture's new rules will require the roughly 200 farms, defined as having 200 to 699 cows, to develop nutrient management plans and better manure storage.

Nitrogen pollution costs outlined

Opening the door on the immigration debate The Guardian
Liberty: Too much focus on kettling The Guardian
Paul Stephenson returns to desk at Metropolitan police The Guardian
Join Clegg's 'leaders' club' - for £25,000 annual fee The Independent
Ed Miliband: 'This is a referendum on the voting system. Not The Independent
Wray's Lancashire broadband hits the internet for six The Guardian
Royal succession rules unlikely to change soon – PM The Guardian
Scottish elections: Labour's poll position less than certain The Guardian
Scottish Labour leader struggles to be recognised as poll pu The Guardian
Zulqarnain Haider 'withdraws UK political asylum bid' BBC News
'Big society' has no teeth, says Catholic archbishop The Guardian
Succession changes 'will take time' The Guardian
Royal succession changes 'will take time' The Independent
Big Society toothless, says Archbishop The Independent
Sex-trafficked women's charity Poppy Project in danger as fu The Guardian
Why Churchill is hardly the font of all knowledge: Debunking The Independent
Clegg to Lansley: Change NHS reforms or lose our support The Independent
Labour is No help for Cameron The Independent
Immigration: The bigger picture The Independent
A voter's guide to the alternative vote The Daily Telegraph

Alcohol - Liquor

Alcohol to blame for 13,000 cancer cases a year in UK

NHS reforms fiasco buries good news

NHS reforms fiasco buries good news

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.

Exclusive: Cameron signals retreat on NHS reforms

Archbishop: Big Society toothless The Guardian
Big Society toothless - archbishop The Guardian
Philip Hensher's campus comedy angers university colleagues The Guardian
Libya's guilty will go free to spare innocent blood The Daily Telegraph
Councils slashing free adult social care The Guardian
Police spending £100,000 a day on press officers The Daily Telegraph
Scottish polar bear put down The Guardian
NHS reforms going ahead regardless of pause, chief executive The Guardian
London Met University to cut hundreds of courses BBC News
Teachers say there is a rising number of poor children BBC News
Queen misses engagement after nosebleed The Daily Telegraph
Anger over English lesson funding cuts The Guardian
Prison officers to be balloted on industrial action over pri The Guardian
Vince Cable attacks Cameron's 'very unwise' immigration rema The Guardian
Immigrants who fail to integrate have created 'discomfort', The Guardian
Kate Middleton confirmed in secret church service The Daily Telegraph
UK university fees system 'barking', says academic BBC News
PM claims immigration is wrecking communities The Independent
NHS faces £85.8m compensation bill over maternity blunders The Guardian
PM talks tough on race in a bid to control immigration The Independent

Holly Branson, daughter of British billionaire Richard Branson, sits aboard the yacht "Virgin Money" as it goes out for a trial sail in New York

Virgin Money's Gadhia looks to 'transparent' future

British Prime Minister David Cameron, left, is welcomed by French President Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace Paris, April 13, 2011. British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy will hold talks in Paris on Wednesday evening about the military operation in Libya, along with both countries' defense chiefs.

Cameron, Sarkozy hold talks on Libya ahead of NATO meetings

Excessive Nitrogen Harms The Economy And Environment -- First Europe-Wide Assessment Published

Excessive Nitrogen Harms The Economy And Environment -- First Europe-Wide Assessment Published

Scottish election: Rural voters highlight priorities BBC News
ROYAL WEDDINGTravel advice for wedding watchers CBC
After the Glencore $60bn float, 10 more firms you've barely The Guardian
STUC releases paper on future of Scottish manufacturing BBC News
Australia to ship convict back to Britain m&c;
Young men of the sea Irish Times
A Separate Scotland? Wall Street Journal
Britain ups aid to Mozambique to avert North Africa style un m&c;
British lawmaker demands recall of parliament over Libya mis m&c;
Cardboard royal couple go walkabout in Australia m&c;
Scottish election: Ed Miliband joins campaign trail BBC News
How the world fell in love with whisky The Guardian
World Festivals With a Wacky Edge Scoop
Cineworld cuts online ticket prices The Guardian
Euro Area Crisis: Is the Reprieve Over? Seeking Alpha
The 40-something ski bum: The dirty truth of the ski spring- The Daily Telegraph
British man dies in Dubai police custody m&c;
EU court strikes down British custom duty on satellite TV bo m&c;
Gaddafi's former foreign minister to stay in Qatar m&c;
TOP BOXES FOR SCOTLAND'S PREMIER WATER PROJECT Process and Control Today

Libyan rebels inspect a vehicle belonging to pro Gadhafi forces that rebels claim were targeted by a NATO strike along the front line near Brega, Libya Tuesday, April 5, 2011.

In Libya, an Odd-Couple Alliance

Melanoma, Skin Cancer

Drugs offer hope over skin cancer

A Dutch F-16 aircraft prepares for landing at the Decimomannu airbase, in Sardinia, Italy, Thursday, March 24, 2011.

Air raids hit Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte in Libya

UK's Prince Harry promoted to captain in army Herald Tribune
UK vs. U.S.: Who Has Better Health And Well Being? Huffington Post
Ian Tomlinson died of fall injuries from push by PC, says pa The Guardian
Difference In ICU Care Between The US And UK Reflect Extreme redOrbit
I'm sorry, Lansley tells nurses afterno-confidence vote The Independent
Shooting badgers to be legal under plans for 'big society cu The Guardian
NHS reform: claims and counterclaims The Guardian
Royal College of Nursing no confidence vote in Lansley BBC News
Obesity surgery helps treat diabetes, study finds The Guardian
Prisoners 'should be given drug binge kits when they leave p The Daily Telegraph
UK conservationists make a bee-line for the fields Herald Tribune
UK inflation falls to 4 pct from 4.4 pct Herald Tribune
Royal wedding: the ring of steel to keep the royal couple sa The Daily Telegraph
Big gap in cancer op survival rates The Guardian
Some dentists seeing patients too often, say health official The Guardian
NHS shakeup could be biggest disaster in history of public s The Guardian
UK panel urges banking reorganization Herald Tribune
What the cutbacks will mean on the NHS frontline The Guardian
Aftershock marks month since quake The Guardian
Nurses' leaders warn front-line posts 'could be cut' in Engl BBC News

NEW YORK STREET LiFE feb.2009

New York link in bid for control of Tourism Holdings

New Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson, poses for media outside New Scotland Yard in London, Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009.

Met chief Sir Paul Stephenson plans early return after tumour surgery

A Royal Mail post office employee delivers mail in London, Monday, Oct. 15, 2007.

Royal Mail set to axe 1,700 jobs

Employability: the new student buzzword at universities BBC News
Corby firm's '500 jobs' promise sees 10 people employed BBC News
81% of Leeds young people believe that work placements are t The Guardian
New employment laws will damage business, report warns The Daily Telegraph
West Brom 2 Liverpool 1: Roy Hodgson's smiling after victory The Daily Mail
Firms who employ benefits claimants to get £14,000 The Daily Telegraph
London hotel to employ 'sexy blondes in mini skirts' Deccan Herald
Finance jobs on the way back, as London rebounds from slump NZ Herald
Wellness study: Employers can save $332 per participant The Business Review
Simon Munnery: Self-Employed, Hyena Lounge Comedy Club, City York Press
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

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