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England's manager Fabio Capello arrives for a training session in London, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009

Bulgaria England Photos Soccer Wikipedia: UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying Group G

The Guardian
Fabio Capello's tactics in Bulgaria were as refreshing as his team
The England coach finally ditched his old rigid ways to embrace modern trends Fabio Capello fielded an England team against Bulgaria with three interchanging midfielders in a 4-2-3-1 formation.... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)

A British soldier watches a boy through a barbed wire barrier in the Jameat community of Basra, Iraq, Jan. 25, 2009.

Al Qaida Iraq Photos Terrorism Wikipedia: War on Terror

The Guardian
MI5 former chief decries 'war on terror'
Lady Eliza Manningham-Buller uses BBC lecture to criticise 'unhelpful' term, attack Iraq invasion and suggest al-Qaida talks MI5's former director general Lady Eliza Manningham-Buller during her 2011... (photo: US Navy / MCS2 Andre N. McIntyre)

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, right, talks with Libyan National Transitional Council chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil at the Elysee Palace in Paris, Thursday, Sept.1, 2011.

The Star
Gaddafi vows to fight, Libya conference begins
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Muammar Gaddafi, driven into hiding by his foes, on Thursday urged his supporters to fight on, even as Libya's new interim rulers met world leaders to discuss reshaping a nation... (photo: AP / Jacques Brinon)
Libya Nato Photos War Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan civil war

A rebel fighter stands next to an image representing Moammar Gadhafi at a checkpoint in Tripoli, Libya, Tuesday, July 30, 2011.

Al Jazeera
Libya and the invention of Brown Britain
Liberal interventionists are having a "mission accomplished" moment. They had thought their project of civilising barbarians by force had died with the invasion of Iraq. Now they rejoice as a... (photo: AP / Alexandre Meneghini)
Democracy Libya Photos UK Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan civil war

Oceanic whitetip photographed at the Elphinstone reef, Red Sea, Egypt, accompanied by pilot fish.

The Daily Mail
Great White sharks are occasional visitors to British waters... and it's only a matter of ...
A shark expert has claimed that conditions and availability of prey made British waters an ideal hunting ground for the Great White shark who, he says, are 'occasional... (photo: Creative Commons / Peterkoelbl)
British Photos Animal UK Wikipedia: Great white shark

Sporting Life
AGUERO HOPES TEVES STAYS
Sergio Aguero hopes his fellow Argentine Carlos Tevez will have a change of heart and end up staying at Manchester City. City were rocked earlier this summer when their... (photo: AP / Daniel Ochoa de Olza)
Football Photos Sports Star Wikipedia: Sergio Agüero

BBC News
Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi is 'in coma'
Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi is in a coma at his Tripoli home in Libya, it is being reported. CNN said Megrahi appeared to be "at death's door" in the care... (photo: AP / Abdel Magid Al Fergany)
Hospital Libya Lockerbie Photos Wikipedia: Abdelbaset al-Megrahi

The facade of the Royal Bank of Scotland's London headquarters is seen in The City of London, Friday, Aug. 6, 2010.

The Independent
Leading article: A state-owned bank should be setting an ethical example
News that the Royal Bank of Scotland helped to raise bonds for Europe's last dictatorship earlier this year provides fresh, depressing confirmation of the curious ethics,... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Belarus Human Rights Photos Scotland Wikipedia: Alexander Lukashenko

A British soldier watches a group of children while on patrol in Basra, Iraq, Jan. 25, 2009.

BBC News
Mousa inquiry 'to clear Army of systematic abuse'
An inquiry into the death of a hotel receptionist Baha Mousa in British custody in Iraq will clear the Army of systematic torture, it is reported. But individual soldiers... (photo: US Navy file / MCS2 Andre N. McIntyre)
Iraq Photos Crime UK Wikipedia: Death of Baha Mousa

Sporting Life
McLEISH CHALLENGES STEPHEN IRELAND
Alex McLeish has challenged Aston Villa midfielder Stephen Ireland to recapture his "world-class form" of two years ago. Ireland's days at Villa looked numbered when... (photo: AP Photo / Shakh Aivazov)
Challenges Ireland Photos Season Wikipedia :Alex McLeish

Technology & Science

	Bedrock nitrogen could help counter climate change Newstrack India
	As Austerity Bites, Europe's Rich Speak Up to Be Taxed The New York Times
	Black Death bug which killed 100million in 14th century plague still exists in modern day Britain The Daily Mail
	Our brains jolt into action by just looking at an animal's photo Newstrack India

Media News

	The US' war of words against Syria Al Jazeera
	Coulson 'paid by Murdoch while working for PM' The Independent
	Wildflower meadows: a hymn of praise for pastures new The Daily Telegraph
	Lockerbie bomber realease 'vindicated' says Scottish government two years on The Daily Telegraph

Religion & Culture

	Parents: give yourselves a well-deserved break Irish Times
	Londoners hit back as Cleese says city is 'no longer English' London Evening Standard
	History and Harmony in Re-Purposing Edinburgh Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Edinburgh University due to to set UK tuition fees

Queen and Duke of Edinburgh attend Braemar Gathering

English students at Edinburgh University may be charged more

Fireworks mark close of 'special' Edinburgh Festival

Skyrides and superhighways: slow progress towards London's "

London bus timings mobile beta site spotted

Society daily 05.09.11

Man quizzed over double murder

Senior Belfast priest Fr Hugh Kennedy stands down

Belfast's finest still proud to fight their corner

Belfast supergrass trial: security forces prepare for violen

Man charged with attempted robbery of Belfast bookmakers

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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	Min: 8°C/46°F Max: 12°C/54°F

The headquarters building of Britain's Barclays Bank is seen in London Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011. Britain's financial regulator has fined Barclays Bank 7.7 million pounds ($12.3 million) for giving poor advice to investors in two funds. The Financial Services Authority said Tuesday it had also secured nearly 60 million pounds in redress for those customers. The agency said the bank's failures included not insuring that the funds were suitable for the clients, giving inadequate training to staff, failing to make sure that brochures and other documents were clear and complete, and lax monitoring of sale processes. The agency said Barclays has already paid 17 million pounds in compensation and could pay 42 million pounds more.

UK stocks : FTSE in worst 1-day fall

Heavy selling hits stock markets

Heavy selling hits stock markets

UK retail sales barely grow in July

UK retail sales barely grow in July

Services sector: Bank of England must act while Osborne won' The Guardian
Services sector slowdown: what the analysts say The Guardian
UK services PMI suffers biggest drop in a decade The Times of India
UK services PMI logs biggest 10-yr fall Indian Express
UK services sector activity declines Irish Times
UK 'traded intelligence with Libya' London Evening Standard
UK economy: What now, Darling? BBC News
Boardroom pay packages soar to average of £4.5m in 2010 The Guardian
Wales needs jobs, not nostalgia The Guardian
UK's Cameron wants to soften ICB bank reform-paper The Guardian
Calls for QE hike set to be ignored The Guardian
Not possible to have UK-type tax treaty with Switzerland: CB The Times of India
UK economy needs to look beyond the eurozone for its solutio The Observer
Tories call for measures to cut sexism from the City The Guardian
Brisk business for UK maritime security firms Al Jazeera
Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling 'were at odds from the sta The Guardian
EDF tops complaints league table The Guardian
Another Horror Show: The Latest On The Economic Mess In The Business Insider
UK riots: David Cameron attacks BBC and pledges more money f The Daily Telegraph
Banks could lend to local councils The Independent

A rebel fighter climbs on a statue inside Moammar Gadhafi's compound in Tripoli in this image taken from TV on Tuesday Aug. 23, 2011.

Obama's NATO War for Oil in Libya

NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen (right) meets with UK Prime Minister David Cameron (left), 15 June, 2011.

Cameron says NATO mission will continue

Two teenagers arrested over Enfield stabbing

Two teenagers arrested over Enfield stabbing

Tory MP confident of breakaway bid The Guardian
Planning reforms: George Osborne says 'we are determined to The Daily Telegraph
One in four railway ticket offices could close The Independent
Politics Live blog - Monday 5 September The Guardian
Government to press ahead with planning reforms The Independent
Banking reform 'may hit UK growth' London Evening Standard
UK 'tops health problems age table' London Evening Standard
MPs threaten rebellion over new electoral boundaries The Independent
Coalition to clash again over return of NHS Bill The Independent
We should have done something to get rid of Brown, says Darl The Independent
Leading Scottish Tory plans to disband party The Independent
David Cameron wants to get even tougher with benefits cheats The Guardian
Memoir Blasts Brown's Crisis Handling Wall Street Journal
Darling admits in memoirs 'deposing' Brown might have saved The Guardian
Libyan papers show UK worked with Gaddafi in rendition opera The Guardian
Trove of documents shed light on West's ties to Gaddafi m&c;
Scots split over Tory party future The Guardian
Report: Blair helped Gaddafi's son with his doctorate m&c;
Jeffrey Archer's cartoon collection to go on public display The Daily Telegraph
Hope in UK: Libyan exiles expect better days The Boston Globe

Burned cars are seen during civil disturbances in Salford near Manchester, England, Tuesday, Aug. 9 2011.

England riots: 1,400 suspects have appeared in court

New British Prime Minister David Cameron, right, and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg hold their first joint press conference in the garden of 10 Downing Street in London, Wednesday May 12, 2010.

Cameron to use UK riots to push through reforms

Sergeant Nash of the Westminster Burglary Squad enters a property in Westminster, London, Thursday Aug. 11, 2011, as police attempt to recover property stolen during the recent civil disturbances.

A protean riot requires a protean response

Behind the Wood Green riots: 'a chance to stick two fingers The Guardian
School term faces stormy start The Guardian
Met puts 1,000 police on school mugging patrols The Guardian
Darra Singh, a prominent Sikh social worker in Britain, to h The Times of India
Sikh to head panel to hear from communities hit by UK riots DNA India
Protests held against NHS reforms The Independent
Scottish Executive faces legal action over tuition fees for The Independent
Rural exodus leads to dozens of village schools closing The Independent
Underage drinking linked to the number of off-licences in th The Guardian
Williams reignites NHS reforms row The Guardian
School uniform costs 'break the bank' for poorer families The Guardian
Shirley Williams plunges NHS reforms into fresh turmoil The Guardian
Michael Gove's great project is transforming education The Daily Telegraph
Foreign nurses registering in UK despite 20-year work gap The Guardian
RAF forced to make compulsory redundancies The Daily Telegraph
Child sex abuse convictions rise 60% in six years The Guardian
Fall in number of benefit cheats jailed The Daily Telegraph
One in four primary schools still has no male teachers BBC News
'High risk' health reforms warning The Guardian
Gove seeks more powers to take 'lost souls' into care The Independent

Eastern airways

Eastern Airways to launch new Glasgow �Euro" Norway service

Where not to spend your bank holiday: a guide to Britain's worst days out

Where not to spend your bank holiday: a guide to Britain's worst days out

Cattle - live stock - cows

Animals spook got cow video in Indonesian abattoir

HRS Heat Exchangers Ltd. wins €1.3 million contract from Sco Process and Control Today
Cup Shorts: Sep 5: Coreywatch, Day 1 NZ Herald
If we can nationalise a bank, why can't we fix creative Brit The Guardian
Tories by any other name The Observer
Profile: Alistair Darling BBC News
Christ Church, Savannah property dispute with Diocese of Geo The Examiner
Fashion A to Z The Observer
All Made Up, By Janice Galloway The Independent
Why must green power mean a 160ft pylon next to my home? The Daily Mail
Two hundred criminals released by police go on to commit fur The Daily Mail
Texas statewide high school football scoreboard: Week 1 The Dallas Morning News
Historian Won't Let Scotland's Most Famous Dog Lie Wall Street Journal
This week's new events The Guardian
Traveller's Guide: New Zealand The Independent
Plans for Â£89m innovation centre in Glasgow submitted BBC News
UK plans White Space mobile internet by 2013, while analog T Engadget
UK arrests 2 suspected computer hackers Herald Tribune
Anonymous, LulzSec Hacker Suspects Arrested In U.K. Huffington Post
Savoring the Seven Seas Wall Street Journal
Scottish manufacturing still resilient, says survey BBC News

Obese woman - Obesity - Health

Call to measure duration of obesity

A pedestrian passes newspapers for sale with headlines relating to the phone hacking scandal, near Westminster in London, Wednesday, July 20, 2011.

Huge pay-off for reporter who kept quiet about scale of hacking

Autism - Mental Problem

Mental health patients praise care standards in York and North Yorkshire

The Prince of Wales is right about mushrooms The Daily Telegraph
HEALTH MY PRIORITY - CAHILL Sporting Life
Gordon Brown's faith in Freud revealed in new exhibition of The Daily Telegraph
Planning reforms will devastate historic sites The Daily Telegraph
Female MPs to lose seats in shake-up The Daily Telegraph
Takeaway meals colouring and saturated fat warning BBC News
Smoke and mirrors: how the tobacco industry hides behind lob The Independent
UK riots from London through to Manchester: Reckless immoral The Daily Mail
'Battle' planned over NHS reforms The Guardian
Pippa Middleton picks up a parking ticket The Daily Telegraph
Innovation is alive and thriving in UK The Guardian
BMA letter calls for halt to NHS bill The Guardian
Windsor trooper and wife charged with child sex charges The Daily Telegraph
NHS 'should close hospitals to spend more on caring for olde The Guardian
'Draconian' UK bank reforms will push lenders into a crisis The Daily Telegraph
US: Libya aid not tied to Lockerbie The Guardian
6th man charged in UK hit-and-run riot deaths Herald Tribune
MAN CITY SWOOP FOR HARGREAVES Sporting Life
HART ENTHUSED BY HARGREAVES SWOOP Sporting Life
Thrill-seekers left dangling after UK amusement park ride ma The Daily Telegraph Australia

ag2 Liza Minnelli performing at the Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida on February 18, 2007.

Liza Minnelli gets French Legion of Honour award

Kelly Osbourne

Sharon Osbourne bonds with her rarely seen daughter Aimee on Hawaii beach

Athenians walk by a broken window of a building in central Athens on Thursday, June 30, 2011.

Greece crisis: Greek MPs face second austerity vote

Row as Leicester mayor re-employs redundant Mark Noble BBC News
IFA EMPLOY GERRY ARMSTRONG Sporting Life
Britain's shameful generation gap The Guardian
TUC warns over employment levels The Guardian
JeffCo employers get more time for refund data The Business Review
Nearly 8K JeffCo employers still need to file tax info The Business Review
British forces employ machines to 'listen' for enemy fire BBC News
Youth employment rate at lowest for 20 years The Guardian
JeffCo employers have more time to turn in occupational tax The Business Review
London police employed 2nd tabloid reporter Breitbart
Arrested News of the World executive was employed as Met adv The Guardian
Sterling To Stay On The Defensive Ahead Of Employment, Infla The Street
Why British bosses are employing more and more immigrants The Times of India
Employment event for U.S. vets to draw British royals Newsday
Employment event for American vets to draw British royals Newsday
Businesses reject call from Iain Duncan Smith to employ more The Guardian
British workers have no skills and a bad attitude: Employers The Daily Mail
Employment lessons from the Jefferson County situation The Business Review
Iain Duncan Smith appeals to businesses to employ young Brit The Guardian
Alabama’s new immigration law will impact employers The Business Review

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