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Purified tap water is filled into a glass in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Home Photos UK Water Wikipedia: United Kingdom

The Daily Mail
Half of all UK homes face water restrictions over drought fears as more firms say ...
Half of the UK population will face water rationing and hosepipe bans in the new year unless the levels of rainfall increase dramatically. Water companies in parts of England have being forced to... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)

A pedestrian walks in front of a display showing the performance of Britain's FTSE 100 share index in London, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008. European stock markets are lower following hefty losses in Asia earlier and an expected further retreat on Wall Street as spreading pessimism over corporate earnings reinforces concerns about the world e

Debt Crisis FTSE Photos Stock Exchange Wikipedia: FTSEurofirst 300 Index

Citywire
FTSE slips as Europe worries offset upbeat US data
Britain’s FTSE 100 fell for a third straight day on Thursday, as fears that the eurozone’s debt crisis will spread to the region’s largest economies offset better-than-expected US economic data. The... (photo: AP / Matt Dunham)

Serbia's Novak Djokovic celebrates after defeating Spain's Rafael Nadal in the men's singles final at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon, Sunday, July 3, 2011.

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Djokovic tries to avoid the pressure of World Tour Finals hopes
London - Novak Djokovic is hoping to wrap up the season of his life with an 11th title of 2011 at the ATP World Tour Finals starting Sunday. But the world number one also realises that he can have few... (photo: AP / Alastair Grant)
Life London Photos Title Wikipedia :Novak Djokovic

Lille's midfielder Joe Cole of England is seen before his French League one soccer match in Villeneuve d'Ascq, northen France, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011.

Sporting Life
JOE COLE WANTS ENGLAND RETURN
Joe Cole has not given up hope of earning an England recall before Euro 2012 and has also revealed his ambition to play at the London Olympics. The Liverpool midfielder is currently on a season-long... (photo: AP / Michel spingler)
England London Photos Soccer Wikipedia: Joe Cole

A man walks past the Bank of England, in London's City financial district, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011.

The Guardian
Bank of England slashes UK economic growth forecast
Growth is grinding to a halt and GDP will only rise 1% in 2012, according to the Bank's latest forecast David Freeman from the Office for National Statistics breaks down... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Bank Economy England Photos Wikipedia: Economy of the United Kingdom

young people on the railway platform - youth power of India

The Daily Telegraph
Youth unemployment reaches 1986 levels
The number of jobless young people has reached a level not seen for 25 years as one million 16 to 24 year-olds are out of work. The number of long-term unemployed young... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Employee People Photos Wikipedia: Youth unemployment in the United Kingdom Youth

Kabaddi competition in India - sport

Deccan Chronicle
US team banned from World Cup kabaddi
Your Comment Post your comment * Notify me when new comments are posted All comments Replies to my comment... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Finland Photos Sport World Cup

British Prime Minister David Cameron, exits his official residence at 10 Downing Street in central London, to greet Sweden's Prime Minister Frank Reinfeldt, not seen, prior to their meeting

The Daily Telegraph
David Cameron should not treat women differently
What women don’t want is a patronising prime minister who wants to appoint a female special adviser. Nancy Dell'Olio would be the perfect special adviser on... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
Photos Politics UK Wikipedia: David Cameron Women

Gilad Atzmon is an international jazz saxophonist, novelist and writer.

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Introduction by Gilad Atzmon: The Wandering Who made it to Israel. Three days ago, Yediot Aharonot, the largest Israeli paper published a three pages article about The... (photo: Gilad Atzmon)
Culture Israel Photos Politics Wikipedia: Gilad Atzmon

The Guardian
Inflation eases as food prices fall
Office for National Statistics said the main downward pressures in October came from falls in the cost of food due to widespread discounting by supermarkets Inflation has... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Food Inflation Photos UK Wikipedia: Inflation

Technology & Science

	Blair regrets passing freedom of information law Austin American Statesman
	Is your smart phone making you dumb? Sydney Morning Herald
	Twitter race row as Dancing on Ice judge is robbed at knifepoint The Daily Telegraph
	From tragedy to travesty: Drugs tested on survivors of Bhopal The Independent

Media News

	Justin Bieber confirms Tinie Tempah collaboration Digital Spy
	Climate Change Bulletin November Scoop
	Susan Boyle wins third UK albums No.1 with 'Someone To Watch Over Me' Digital Spy
	Eurozone crisis will hit UK hard, warns Cameron The Guardian

Religion & Culture

	BAFTA LA Adds British Fashion Designer Showcase to Britannia Awards on Nov. 30 The Hollywood Reporter
	Meryl Streep criticized for 'Iron Lady' depiction of Margaret Thatcher Daily Press
	Twilight Breaking Dawn: UK premiere has London fans seeing celebs (Photos) The Examiner

Visser seals Edinburgh's epic comeback

Pools two and four: Bradley's Edinburgh complete amazing tur

Edinburgh 48 Racing Metro 47: Visser at the double to seal t

Tim Visser try double gives Edinburgh dramatic win over Raci

Don't deprive people of hope: Pope

Man 'not armed when shot by police'

Doctors 'can't write sick notes'

Four Police Injured In London Knife Attack

TV favourites switch on Belfast Christmas lights

Occupy Belfast protesters carry on camping at St Anne's Cath

Meryl Streep set for Belfast to celebrate the opening of £18

We must be ruthless roars Belfast Giants boss

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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People pass by a poster saying "Euro is our money" in Tallinn, Estonia, on Monday, Dec. 27, 2010. Despite a hellish year for the euro, the tiny Baltic nation of Estonia will be joining the single currency club as the champagne corks pop at midnight on New Year's Eve. Estonia will become the eurozone's 17th member and instantly claim the mantle of the poorest as well as one of the smallest representing just over one-tenth of a percent of the bloc's $12.5 trillion economy.

There is only one alternative to the euro's survival: catastrophe

File - A protester throws a stone at Greek police officers, during clashes in central Athens, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011. Greek anger over new austerity measures continues.

The West's tragedy of capital

Google's top mobile executive Andy Rubin, left, and J.K. Shin, president and head of mobile communications business from Samsung, hold the new Galaxy Nexus smartphone during the news conference in Hong Kong Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus UK launch date revealed

Ed Miliband hails Welsh economy The Independent
Be resolute on the deficit – and bolder on growth The Daily Telegraph
Eurozone bond yields show UK is right on euro The Daily Telegraph
Buy your very own Scottish island for the price of small Che The Guardian
UK business delegation to invest in mining The Times of India
Byelection gains for Tories and Labour The Independent
Angela Merkel: UK also needs strong eurozone BBC News
MAN CITY ANNOUNCE RECORD LOSSES Sporting Life
Your views on the news: pensions, baby budgeting and unpaid The Guardian
Gap between diesel and petrol prices widens, says AA BBC News
New EU credit crunch threat as UK banks slash loans to lende The Daily Mail
EC 'regrets' Irish budget leaks The Guardian
UK banks cut lending to peripheral states Irish Times
O'Leary and Walsh urge end to UK air passenger duty Irish Times
Branson’s Virgin buys Northern Rock as UK quits banks Business Day
UK banks cut exposure to euro zone borrowers Sydney Morning Herald
Angela Merkel says UK must work with the eurozone or risk be The Daily Telegraph
Schools in deprived areas stand to lose most in budget shake The Guardian
UK rents soar to yet another high Citywire
Tenants' costs of renting a home 'up again' BBC News

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron attends a meeting with healthcare representatives at 10 Downing Street in London,Wednesday April 13, 2011. Cameron and French President Nicolas Sarkozy will hold talks in Paris later in the day about the military operation in Libya, along with both countries' defense chiefs. The talks come amid a public rift between with the U.S. over the NATO-led Libya campaign, which has failed to rout Moammar Gadhafi's forces after three weeks of airstrikes.

David Cameron's carefully worded Europe speech

File - Israeli soldiers hang a flag on top of a tank in a staging area near Israel's border with the Gaza Strip, in southern Israel, Monday, Dec. 29, 2008.

David Landy and his 'Israel Critical Jews'- A book review by Gilad Atzmon

President Richard M. Nixon speaks on the telephone in this candid shot taken in the Oval Office, June 23, 1972

Of ambassadors, Nixon talks 'eunuchs' and 'bosoms'

Cricket Legend Basil D'Oliveira Dies At 80 Skynews
Tory peers to rebel on civil partnerships in churches The Independent
Comments IMC
Scottish Tories' high-risk leadership choice ready to unveil The Guardian
Archbishop 'disappointed' with Government same-sex marriage The Independent
Berezovsky 'loaned £8.5m for deal' The Independent
It’s an inhuman law that stops firemen from saving liv The Daily Telegraph
David Cameron must focus on jobs rather than austerity, warn The Guardian
PREVIEW: Uncertain Nadal minimises year-end chances after lo m&c;
New record for prison numbers take them past landmark figure The Daily Telegraph
Samsung Galaxy Note now available on O2 in the UK, priced at Engadget
Schools to be hit by strikes as classroom union votes overwh The Daily Telegraph
Cameron and Barroso urge "decisive action" on eurozone stabi m&c;
Schools to be hit by strikes as classroom union votes for ac The Daily Telegraph
UK sports minister joins calls for Blatter to go Business Day
Ministers join rebellion against more building in countrysid The Independent
Over two million public sector workers to strike - despite m The Daily Telegraph
Hands Off Our Land: 400 homes to be built on the South Downs The Daily Telegraph
Ed Miliband eyes executive pay reforms The Independent
MPs back Blatter resignation calls The Independent

Golden Cross House, 8 Duncannon Street, Trafalgar Square,London

City of London spending and income: where does the money come from, and where does it go?

Women lead the way in the struggle against Swaziland's HIV crisis

Women lead the way in the struggle against Swaziland's HIV crisis

Netflix headquarters, Los Gatos, Calif.

Netflix to launch in UK and Ireland in early 2012

Housing plans include up to 450,000 new homes by 2015 The Guardian
From Westminster Abbey to Blair Mountain CounterPunch
Teachers vote to strike The Guardian
GPs told to resist antibiotics requests for coughs and colds The Guardian
Unite union members vote 3-1 in favour of pensions strike The Guardian
British Crime Survey suggests police visibility up BBC News
Wedgwood Museum faces threat of forced sale The Guardian
The Durham pub which is for ever Rome The Guardian
Government pledges to cut NHS waiting lists The Guardian
Outlook for UK is ‘markedly weaker’, says King Business Day
UK jobless total worst since 1994 Business Day
Labour pledges to repeal NHS bill The Guardian
Youth unemployment breaks 1m mark The Independent
Flu vaccines for all children suggested by NHS advisers The Guardian
Half of population could be barred from bringing in a foreig The Daily Telegraph
Youth unemployment: Vince Cable promises apprentices 'plenty The Daily Telegraph
Smoking in cars should be outlawed to protect children, says The Guardian
Social care services for children face cuts of 40%, warns ch The Guardian
UK's 'One Man, Two Guvnors' is Broadway bound Austin American Statesman
David Starkey in new row over 'mono-culture' comments The Daily Telegraph

climate change - environment - global warming

Climate change affects the seasons: autumn doesn't know if it's coming or going

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall at Dundurn Castle in Hamilton, Ontario.

Prince Charles and Camilla on visit to South Africa, Tanzania

Britain's Prince Charles, left, and his wife Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall listen during speeches as they attend a ceremony to mark the inauguration of a memorial to the British victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami at the Natural History Museum in London, Wednesday, July 6, 2011.

Prince's consent asked on 12 bills

Letters: Antibiotic-resistant infections The Independent
Britain v Germany: how do their economies compare? The Guardian
Premiers vainly urge Berlin to junk EU discipline plans m&c;
Scottish salmon production hits six-year high BBC News
LEAD: Cameron, Merkel pledge to "work together" despite disa m&c;
Bus driver who was sacked after bad TripAdvisor review award The Daily Mail
Cameron and Merkel promise to "work together" on euro disagr m&c;
India's Reliance, BP form joint venture for gas exploration m&c;
VisitScotland launches one-stop website for travel trade TravelDailyNews
Rock sale costs taxpayer £400m: We're all shortchanged as Vi The Daily Mail
What if the EU chose our cabinet too? As a Brussels power gr The Daily Mail
Northern Rock sale to Richard Branson's Virgin Money cements The Daily Mail
Osborne sells off Northern Rock for £400m loss The Independent
Germany's Schaeuble predicts Britain will eventually join eu m&c;
Bristol, Darwen and Glasgow TV Licensing staff walk out BBC News
ALEX BRUMMER: Tricky flight path for Branson The Daily Mail
Letters: Adoptive parents really welcomed The Independent
New Phase of the Global Debt Crisis: Widespread discounting GlobalResearch
As it happened: First Minister's Questions, Thursday, 17 Nov BBC News
Bus crash in Vietnam kills British woman, local truck driver m&c;

a man is talking on mobile phone

Call for mobile phone health warnings despite ‘inconclusive’ evidence

Nancy Holmes, left, the Naval Medical Center Portsmouth disease manager for Breast, Colorectal and Cervical Health, uses a model of a breast.

Cervical cancer rates rising among young women

Labour tells Tories to drop NHS bill as protesters block Westminster Bridge

Labour tells Tories to drop NHS bill as protesters block Westminster Bridge

GPs 'Must Stop' Overuse Of Antibiotics Skynews
UK trials for new blood transfusion protocols BBC News
Pippa Pants, strip clubs and massages: the colourful royal i The Daily Telegraph
Third Child Taken Ill With Suspected Botulism Skynews
Mixed-sex ward breaches 'increase' The Guardian
Government obesity panel quietly abolished The Daily Telegraph
Push on 'hidden NHS waiting lists' The Guardian
NHS told to tackle 'hidden' waiting lists BBC News
Leveson inquiry: tabloids accused of blackmail and bullying The Guardian
Ban smoking in cars, doctors urge UK government The Daily Telegraph Australia
Dukan diet 'not based on science' The Daily Telegraph
Little hope for the young in this gloomy forecast The Daily Telegraph
Unions set to back public sector strikes The Guardian
'Cut NI for all under 25s' The Daily Telegraph
Bank of England cuts UK growth forecasts, and issues stark w The Daily Telegraph
Eurozone crisis threat to UK growth London Evening Standard
UK doctors call for ban on smoking in cars The Washington Times
UK unemployment at 17-year high: reaction The Daily Telegraph
BMA wants smoking in cars banned The Guardian
UK police We beat attack on royal wedding website Austin American Statesman

Students of engineering college - India

Students should think about gaining work experience

Argentina's national soccer team's player Carlos Tevez, rests on the field after a training session at Adi Dassler Sportsplats in Herzogenaurach, southern Germany, Thursday, June 8, 2006. Argentina will play in Group C at the Soccer World Cup in Germany 2006 against the teams of Ivory Coast, Netherlands and Serbia and Montenegro.

Suarez keeps faith alive

Police set up around the Protest the Pope rally.

Police should commute in uniform, says think tank

Birmingham's Healthiest Employers 2011 The Business Review
Birmingham's Healthiest Employers The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Event Operations Group The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: University of Alabama at Birmingham The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Hinton Financial Consultants The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Adams and Reese LLP The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: EMC Insurance Cos. The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Simply Fashion Stores Ltd. The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: O’Neal Steel The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Burr & Forman LLP The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Robins & Morton The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: El Paso Corp. The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: IMS The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: City of Birmingham The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Baptist Health System The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Protective Life Corp. The Business Review
Healthiest Employers: Homewood City School System The Business Review
Employment dropped 8% in Bham since recession's onset The Business Review
Babies to be employed in schools to tackle bullying BBC News

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