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

Ambassador Photos Testimony US Wikipedia: Richard Nixon

Daily Press
Of ambassadors, Nixon talks 'eunuchs' and 'bosoms'
When President Nixon gave testimony to a grand jury in the summer of 1975, he had already been pardoned by his successor, Gerald Ford, for any crimes he might have committed while serving in the White... (photo: White House file)

Germany's chancellor Angela Merkel, right, poses with Britain's opposition leader and Conservative party, leader David Cameron, left, during a meeting at her office in the chancellery in Berlin on Friday, Sept. 14, 2007.

Euro Debt Germany Photos UK Wikipedia: European sovereign debt crisis

The Guardian
Angela Merkel to David Cameron: support us or we leave UK behind
German chancellor told prime minister that eurozone countries are prepared to draw up their own treaty without Britain GUERR (55) 2011-11-11 01:21:42,556 Angela Merkel, pictured with David Cameron at... (photo: AP / German Government, Guido Bergmann, Pool)

a man is talking on mobile phone

The Daily Telegraph
Call for mobile phone health warnings despite ‘inconclusive’ evidence
Experts are calling for a campaign of health warnings about mobile phones even though they admit there is no clear evidence that using them is harmful. Critics have warned of the risks of... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Doctor Health Phone Photos Wikipedia: Mobile phone

Scarlett Johansson at the Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year Parade in Cambridge, MA.

BBC News
Scarlett Johansson film Under the Skin heads north
Scenes for a new film starring Hollywood actress Scarlett Johansson are set to be shot in the Highlands, BBC Scotland understands. Under the Skin is based on a novel of the same... (photo: Creative Commons / John Harrison / Flickr)
Actress Celebrity Photos Star Wikipedia:Scarlett Johansson

Manager of English Premier League club Arsenal Arsene Wenger, center, and Ong Kim Swee, right, coach of the Malaysian under 19 football team, watch players go through some drills at a coaching clinic in Kuala lumpur, Malaysia, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. Wenger is in Malaysia for coaching clinics to help promote the FIFA 2010 World Cup.

Sporting Life
ARTETA ADAPTION PLEASES WENGER
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is delighted Spaniard Mikel Arteta is adapting to the Gunners' style of play. The 29-year-old moved to the Emirates on transfer deadline day... (photo: AP / Mark Baker)
Arsenal League Photos Soccer Wikipedia: Arsène Wenger

Rihanna in her Last Girl on Earth Tour

Digital Spy
Rihanna reveals new album 'Talk That Talk' tracklist
Rihanna has revealed the tracklist for her upcoming album Talk That Talk. The Bajan star confirmed the 14 songs that will appear on her sixth studio LP by uploading a... (photo: Creative Commons / lifeishhguuud)
Album Photos Songs Talk Wikipedia :Rihanna

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

Newstrack India
Cervical cancer rates rising among young women
London, Nov 5 (ANI): A new study has found that more and more women in their 20s are being diagnosed with cervical cancer despite overall incidence of the disease... (photo: US Navy / U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 2nd Class William Heimbuch)
London Photos Rates Wikipedia :Cervical Cancer Women

November 2nd, die in in Dharamshala, India, the seat of the Tibetan government in exile, Global day of Action.

WorldNews.com
Two People Burn While Tibet Protests Spread Across the Globe During G20
Yeshe Choesang, WN Correspondent Dharamshala. Dharamshala: - At the onset of the G20 summit, breaks the alarming news of the 11th self-immolation of a Tibetan since March... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
China G20 Human Rights Photos Tibet

Digital Spy
Samsung Galaxy Nexus UK launch date revealed
Samsung has announced the UK launch date for its Galaxy Nexus handset. The smartphone - the first on the market to feature a 4.65" HD Super AMOLED display and - will be... (photo: AP / Kin Cheung)
Google Photos Technology Smartphone Wikipedia: Galaxy Nexus

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

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Prince Charles and Camilla on visit to South Africa, Tanzania
Johannesburg - Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, arrived in South Africa on Wednesday for an official five-day visit set to focus on... (photo: Creative Commons)
Africa Camilla Photos Visit Wikipedia :Prince Charles

Technology & Science

	Mammals with large brains tend to have bigger guts Newstrack India
	WATCH: James Murdoch Accused Of Being 'Mafia Boss' By British MP Business Insider
	Cutting back on salt can up risk of heart disease, stroke Newstrack India
	Clocks change 'could cut obesity' Belfast Telegraph

Media News

	City of London spending and income: where does the money come from, and where does it go? The Guardian
	Noel Gallagher: 'I wouldn't mind working with Coldplay, U2' Digital Spy
	The protesters and the clergy at St Paul's Cathedral have both got it wrong The Daily Telegraph
	Eurozone debt crisis: brutal gamble to let others take the pain The Daily Telegraph

Religion & Culture

	'Rihanna's tree' up for grabs in church sale BBC News
	Dannii Minogue to receive honorary degree of Doctor of Media Digital Spy
	Roth's polio novel competes for medical lit prize Austin American Statesman

The Vaccines added to Edinburgh's Hogmanay concert

Thousands apply for Edinburgh Primark jobs

Edinburgh to host Hogmanay street games

Military awards for Edinburgh veterans medical team

X Factor's Joe to perform for Queen

Lampard: Terry is not a racist November 11, 2011

Back it up: The test that will tell if you have Britain's mo

Sven was mad with jealousy... he though I'd slept with Tony

Bankrupt Quinn tells Belfast court his assets come to less t

Irish Real Estate Tycoon Declares Bankruptcy in Belfast

Belfast toddler trapped in toy machine

Sean Quinn, Once Ireland’s Richest Man, Applies for Bankrupt

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange speaks outside Belmarsh Magistrates' Court in London, Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2011. Assange's lawyer and a Swedish legal expert on Tuesday accused Swedish prosecutors irregularities and illegality in the way they built a sex crimes case against the WikiLeaks founder. Assange was in a London courtroom for a second day Tuesday, fighting extradition to Sweden, where he is wanted for questioning over claims of rape and sexual molestation made by two Swedish women.

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange to be extradited, rules UK court

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, left, shakes hands with Bacary Sagna during their training session at London Colney, England, Tuesday Sept. 14, 2010. Arsenal will play Portuguese side Braga in a Champions League group H match in London, Wednesday.

SMELLS LIKE TEAM SPIRIT TO WENGER

British Prime Minister David Cameron, centre, stands with Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, right, and Head of the Civil Service Gus O'Donnell, left, as he addresses civil servants at the Foreign Office in London, Monday, Nov. 8, 2010.

Clock this: UK may consider time zone switch

House prices soar in market towns The Guardian
Australians and New Zealanders ditch the UK workplace The Guardian
Eurozone crisis will hit UK hard, warns Cameron The Guardian
Inflation fears ease as rate of factory gate price rises fal The Guardian
FEATURE: Cider boom a boon for UK craft producers Taipei Times
Discouraged UK firms wary of asking banks for loans The Guardian
UK producer price inflation falls back BBC News
UK could face double-dip recession, warns EU as Britain prep The Daily Mail
Bank holds interest rates as UK growth fears rise Belfast Telegraph
Britain prepares for economic 'Armageddon' as European Union The Daily Mail
UK Treasury prepares for 'economic armageddon' if euro falls The Guardian
Land Rover promises 1,000 UK jobs to accelerate its expansio The Daily Mail
Betfair finally finds new chief executive – at Irish rival P The Guardian
Hands Off Our Land: Treasury figures justifying controversia The Daily Telegraph
UK extends film tax breaks, to industry's relief Daily Press
Colonel stresses poppy importance The Guardian
Huawei MediaPad, Vision get priced in sterling, will arrive Engadget
Rates held at 0.5 per cent as eurozone crisis threatens to p The Daily Mail
Bank holds interest rate at 0.5% The Guardian
Pandemic contingency plan advises business as usual strategy The Guardian

Buckingham Palace, London.

Royal succession: Queen and country

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, right, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel participate in a media conference at an EU summit in Brussels on Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011.

Euro crisis: EU leaders to finalise debt-tackling plan

Police spies will not stop mass protests

Police spies will not stop mass protests

William posting 'provocative act' The Guardian
Health secretary must reveal DOH assessment of restructuring The Guardian
David Cameron's trouble with women makes Theresa May close t The Guardian
New president seeks inclusive state The Guardian
'Total policing' tactics criminalise protest The Guardian
Hacking away at the truth: Alan Rusbridger's Orwell lecture The Guardian
Sinn Féin minister Gerry Kelly wins libel award The Guardian
How do we tackle the prejudice of the far right? The Guardian
Vindolanda dig placements sell out within three hours The Guardian
MPs oppose UK abstention on Palestinian state Irna
UK troops returning from Germany London Evening Standard
Rates to be held at 0.5 per cent as eurozone crisis threaten The Daily Mail
Comment: private takeover of Hinchingbrooke Hospital is the The Daily Telegraph
The presidential 'liar' gaffe merely proves that world leade The Daily Telegraph
Partner at Diana divorce law firm 'took part in £18m fraud&# The Daily Telegraph
Phone hacking: timeline of the scandal The Daily Telegraph
Council cuts to elderly care fees ruled illegal The Daily Telegraph
UK to abstain on Palestine UN-membership vote Al Jazeera
UK students march against university 'privatiظations' Irna
Thousands march against UK education fees Al Jazeera

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

Students of engineering college - India

Students should think about gaining work experience

Council's social care cuts unlawful, judge rules The Guardian
UK will host 2017 world athletics London Evening Standard
England riots: top adviser warns against overplaying role of The Guardian
Council's social care cuts unlawful The Guardian
Achieving EFA Goals in Sub-Saharan Africa Depends On UK Aid All Africa
University admissions could create two-tier system, committe The Guardian
Schools to be shut by head teachers' strike BBC News
Students marching against tuition fees met with 'total polic The Guardian
UK Catholic school apologises for abuse The Daily Telegraph Australia
Student protests in London 'mainly peaceful' BBC News
At Miami book fair, Caribbean writers will reflect on 50 yea The Washington Post
Students stage UK fees protest Irish Times
Head teachers back national strike action over pensions The Daily Telegraph
Student protest provides first major test of new Met chief's The Guardian
Student tuition fees protest passes off peacefully The Guardian
Students set up tents in Trafalgar Square BBC News
UK Secretary of State launches VisitEngland’s 2012 marketing TravelDailyNews
Student tuition fees protests – live blog The Guardian
Student fees protest: London braced after year of violent in The Daily Telegraph
Brodie Clark's resignation statement in full The Daily Telegraph

climate change - environment - global warming

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

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

Alcohol bottles displayed in a shop, India

Greene King brewery boss backs minimum alcohol pricing

Teaching union debates McCormac review changes BBC News
FTSE CLOSE: World markets rally after Italy vote; BA-owner I The Daily Mail
Fraserburgh harbour gets EU funding BBC News
Cumming Heading Home To Celebrate Scottish Theatre IMDb
FTSE LIVE: Shares up 1.5%; BA-owner IAG soars The Daily Mail
Why has Nick Train bought a 6% stake in Celtic football club Citywire
Osborne announces Â£100m 'new money' for renewables BBC News
Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games boost for graduates BBC News
Sam hopes to guide SA in bid for games Business Day
Bond attack highlights contagion Business Day
Mumbai-based company helps firms send top performers on tail The Times of India
QE2 may sink before its voyage begins The Daily Telegraph
HSBC and RBS begin investment banker cull The Daily Telegraph
Luxury cruises: the best ships The Daily Telegraph
Live: First Minister's Questions BBC News
FTSE live: as it happened - November 9, 2011 The Daily Telegraph
Italy Fears Rattle World's Investors Wall Street Journal
Shell and SSE join forces for UK's first carbon-capture proj The Guardian
All change as Britain's high-speed rail plan hits the buffer Irish Times
Galthie has Montpellier geared up for big one Irish Times

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

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

Obesity - Fat woman

Fat tax 'answer to UK's obesity timebomb'

Tesco extra hypermarket in Ampang, Malaysia.

Tesco rings up £1.9 billion profit

UK police arrest far right group near war memorial Austin American Statesman
Attacks on NHS staff on the rise The Guardian
Efforts to help veterans 'hampered' The Guardian
Switch to Central European Time could boost children's physi The Guardian
Hospital elderly care criticised BBC News
UK stunt pilot dies after ejecting from airplane Austin American Statesman
Social entrepreneurs and regulation: how the UK influences I The Guardian
£442m painkillers bill for NHS The Guardian
Glasgow Royal Infirmary protest at parking fee hike BBC News
NHS spending £8.80 per person on painkillers The Guardian
Royal Brompton children's heart surgery unit wins high court The Guardian
In UK, Guy Fawkes is remembered by protesters Indian Express
Gay men blood donation ban lifted The Guardian
UK Border Agency hit by fresh 'bribes for visas' scandal The Daily Telegraph
Kate Middleton and Prince Charles pay visits to the opera to The Daily Telegraph
Why fox-hunting is more popular than ever The Daily Telegraph
New family-size house for Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in h The Daily Telegraph
Young drug users turn to 'bubble' for a cheap high The Guardian
NHS reforms: American consultancy McKinsey in conflict-of-in The Guardian
Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall see South African pla The Daily Telegraph

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

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

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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
London Startups Are Driving The Hot Tech Employment Market Business Insider
Isle of Man plan to boost youth employment BBC News

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