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Britain's Conservative party leader, David Cameron gestures to his driver as he prepare to leave 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.

Banking Capitalism Culture Photos Wikipedia/David Cameron

The Daily Telegraph
David Cameron will call for 'popular capitalism'
A new “popular capitalism” is needed to improve the bonus culture of banking, the Prime Minister is expected to say today. David Cameron will insist on the benefits of free... (photo: AP / Sang Tan)

Italy's Prime Minister-designate Mario Monti meets the journalists at the Senate, in Rome, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2011.

Debt Eurozone Photos Talks Wikipedia: European sovereign debt crisis

The Guardian
Leaders to hold debt crisis talks
Prime Minister David Cameron will hold talks on the eurozone debt crisis with the leader of one of the countries at the heart of the storm, Italy's Mario Monti. Mr Monti's visit is part of a hectic... (photo: AP / Gregorio Borgia)

Aussie Dollar - AUD - Australian Dollar - Currency - Money.

The Daily Telegraph Australia
Aussie dollar in record high against UK pound
THE Aussie dollar has climbed to nearly a 30-year-high against the pound, as a lack of negative news from Europe buoyed investors. The Aussie gained more than one pence against the pound overnight,... (photo: Public Domain)
Aussie Dollar Europe Photos Wikipedia: Australian dollar

Peter Dinklage

CNN
Peter Dinklage raises awareness for injured actor
Peter Dinklage's work on HBO's acclaimed "Game of Thrones" earned him a Golden Globe for best supporting actor in a TV series on Sunday, and the 42-year-old used the spotlight to... (photo: AP / )
Attack Game Injured Photos Wikipedia/Peter Dinklage

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas waves to supporters during his arrival at the government compound, in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011

Daily Press
UK slams Israel settlement "vandalism" as Abbas visits
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain condemned Israeli settlements on Monday as "deliberate vandalism" of efforts to establish a Palestinian state, bolstering Palestinian President... (photo: AP / Majdi Mohammed)
Britain Israel Palestinians Photos Wikipedia: Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Scotland's national soccer team coach Alex McLeish speaks to the media after the preliminary draw for the 2010 Soccer World Cup at the ICC in Durban, South Africa, Sunday, Nov. 25, 2007.

Sporting Life
STEPHEN IRELAND FEELS POSITIVE
Stephen Ireland believes he is close to recapturing his best form and has thanked Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish for the "trust" shown in him. Midfielder Ireland... (photo: AP / Odd Andersen)
Experienced Ireland Photos Recapturing Wikipedia/Alex McLeish

Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond

Skynews
Scottish Independence: Talks After Tensions?
Alex Salmond says he is ready to meet David Cameron to discuss the way forward Scottish Secretary Michael Moore has asked for talks with Scotland's First Minister Alex... (photo: AP / Louisa Buller)
Independence Photos Scotland UK Wikipedia: Scottish independence referendum, 2014

RBS - Royal Bank of Scotland

The Daily Mail
The Great Democratic Recession: This time, unlike in previous slumps, we're ALL feeling the pain
Exports are falling, RBS is laying off 3,500 people, even Tesco’s sales are down. However, one thing that seems not to be in short supply is the stream of gloomy... (photo: Creative Commons / ell brown)
Debt Crisis Economy Europe Photos Wikipedia: European sovereign debt crisis

The famous bandstand of the Music Kiosk, in the "Place des Coco tiers" at Nouméa, New Caledonia

The Independent
So, what have the Scots ever done for us? Just 101 of the innovations Caledonia ...
Misappropriated as the philosophical father of our money, money, money culture, the absent-minded Scottish Enlightenment philosopher spent a decade writing The Wealth of... (photo: Creative Commons / Bananaflo)
Caledonia Photos Scotland UK Wikipedia: Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde Air Squadron

Ruins of Sandal Castle, near Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Queen Margaret and her son had fled to north Wales, parts of which were still in Lancastrian hands.

The Independent
The Dame vs The Lady: Yorkshire takes on New York as part of UK tourism's ...
But Yorkshire tourism chiefs hope to lure visitors from New York, as part of a Government plan to turn Britain's countryside, beaches and monuments into global... (photo: Creative Commons / DKJackson)
Britain Photos Tourism Wikipedia: Tourism in the United Kingdom Yorkshire

Technology & Science

	Wikipedia editors question site's planned blackout Buffalo News
	Former BBC and ITV presenter admits string of sex assaults on teenage girls The Daily Telegraph
	Independent Scotland 'would lose the pound' The Daily Telegraph
	Breast implant scandal: taxpayers face £100 million bill The Daily Telegraph

Media News

	Tony Blair: 12 months in his diary The Daily Telegraph
	Eight dead after cruise ship runs aground off Italy Jakarta Globe
	Tesco chief sold shares before profits warning The Daily Telegraph
	Turkey charges Duchess of York over orphan film Jakarta Globe

Religion & Culture

	BAFTA 2012 Nominations: 'The Artist,' 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' Lead Nominees Huffington Post
	Depp Goes To Gigs In Disguise IMDb
	Thompson Mistaken For Naked Intruder IMDb

Edinburghs Festivals setzen 2012 auf Gold

Preview: Edinburgh v London Irish

Edinburgh's Godman called up to Scotland squad

Edinburgh fly-half Phil Godman returns to Scotland squad

Love her or hate her: New Thatcher film splits British aisle

Britain's Got Talent winner may perform in space

Occupy London protesters take over fifth London site

UK ticket holder wins £41m EuroMillions jackpot‎

Three men attempt to hijack car in Belfast

Hospital bug kill three babies in Belfast hospital

Deep clean at Belfast's Royal Maternity Hospital

Deep clean at Belfast baby death hospital

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

Tesco plc is a global grocery and general merchandise.

What Tesco could learn from Marks & Spencer's years of woe

The Cornalees Bridge Center (spelt CORNALEES) next to the compensation reservoir at the outlet to Loch Thom provides nature study and outdoor access facilities including walks along The Cut which originally to the loch waters to the town of Greenock in Inverclyde, Scotland

Rise in Scottish tourist numbers

Al Gore at SapphireNow 2010

Sky drops Al Gore's Current TV from its pay-TV lineup

Saturday Papers: UK rejects German 'olive branch' of exchang Citywire
Google soars in UK on advertising boom The Independent
UK rejects German 'olive branch' of exchange tax The Daily Telegraph
UK regulator revokes license of Iran's Press TV The Boston Globe
Peacocks' plight ruffles feathers in Wales The Guardian
Press TV's UK broadcasting licence revoked by Ofcom Digital Spy
Your views on the news: evacuations, Ofsted ratings and Righ The Guardian
First-time buyer mortgage deals set to rise, says Bank of En The Guardian
UK retail sales rise as shops cut prices The Daily Telegraph
UK economy flat, seen volatile in 2012: BoE's policymaker The Times of India
The horrifying graph that shows UK's households, businesses The Daily Mail
Merchant Hotel named best in UK Belfast Telegraph
Rental costs down by 0.8%, says LSL BBC News
Covert lobby groups for business to be exposed The Independent
This year the contactless 'wave and pay' revolution finally The Guardian
Government asks honours committee to strip Fred Goodwin of k The Guardian
London Olympics 2012: will Games bring boom time or financia The Guardian
Britain's debt habit dies hard: UK total borrowing stands at The Daily Mail
UK's high-carbon investment risky, central bank told The Guardian
Car insurance quotes 'rise by £50 in three months' The Guardian

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, left, speaks with the media prior to a meeting of EU foreign ministers at the Salzburg Congress Center in Salzburg, Austria, Friday March 10, 2006.

Police to question Jack Straw over torture in Libya

File - Detainees captured during the war in Afghanistan await the evening call to prayer at Camp X-ray, Guantanamo Detention Centre.

MI5 and MI6 'cleared' over torture claims

Edinburgh (pronounced /�?ɛdɪnb(ə)rə/ (Speaker Icon.svg listen), ED-in-brə or ED-in-bə-rə; Scottish Gaelic: Dùn �?ideann) is the capital city of Scotland. It is the second largest city in Scotland and the seventh-most populous in the United Kingdom. The City of Edinburgh Council is one of Scotland's 32 local government council areas.

Labour in independence poll debate

Newspaper review: Cruise disaster coverage continues BBC News
Clegg 'sympathy' at Goodwin outcry The Independent
Ashcroft offers £5m towards cost of royal yacht The Independent
Iranian TV station banned in UK The Daily Telegraph Australia
Dissident Republican's Third Murder Acquittal Skynews
Lord Ashcroft offers to pay £5m towards royal yacht The Guardian
Murdoch wracked by 13 probes into UK phone-hacking Zeenews
Royal yacht cash pledge is 'brilliant news', say project's o The Independent
UK to defuse anger over bosses' pay Independent online (SA)
MPs debate UK clocks change trial BBC News
Independent Scottish defence force plans spark political row The Guardian
Brussels will welcome a stronger safety net The Daily Telegraph
Council chiefs add to pressure on ministers for elderly care The Daily Telegraph
MPs to debate sexual abstinence lessons bill The Guardian
Referendum plan 'open to challenge' The Guardian
'High interest' in Jubilee parties The Guardian
The £1m question: Will Cameron really tackle bonus excess? The Independent
Quarter of children now live with lone parent The Independent
Hague to 'uphold UK sovereignty' over Falklands The Independent
Spy games rocked Russia-UK ties Al Jazeera

Betong,Thailand - Hawkers - Food Stalls - Food - Consumer - Inflation.

UK university to open campus in Thailand

British paratroopers guard Argentine prisoners of war cleaning up Port Stanley in the aftermath of the Falklands War, 1982.

Falklands Tango and Dirty Wars

A beggar stands in Vittorio Emanuele shopping street in Milan, Italy, Wednesday, Dec.21, 2011. The European Central Bank loaned a massive euro 489 billion ($639 billion) to hundreds of banks for an exceptionally long period of three years to shore up a financial system that is under pressure from the eurozone's government debt crisis.

An unhappy anniversary for the euro

Parents face wait for test results The Guardian
Deep clean at baby deaths hospital The Guardian
New baby treated for deadly bug The Guardian
Top 10 local authorities for schools include nine London bor The Guardian
More women became UK professors, Hesa figures show BBC News
Buckingham: UK's only independent university, could we see m BBC News
Nurses chief rejects Andrew Lansley's claims The Independent
Number of NHS patients missing waiting-time target soars The Guardian
Polling station locations may influence voters, research sug The Daily Telegraph
Andrew Lansley: Unions want to 'have a go at government' ove The Guardian
Andrew Lansley defends health Bill plans The Independent
Archbishop's 'grief' over Catholic school sex abuse The Independent
Doctors' vote means first industrial action since 1975 is al The Guardian
Scotland's economic gloom deals blow to Alex Salmond's Plan The Guardian
Janey Buchan obituary The Guardian
NHS reforms one year on: patients and staff deal with 'cuts The Guardian
Quintiles takes stake in UK startup The Business Review
Barclays puts up £1.25m for parents starting free schools The Guardian
Outrage at plans to push elderly people into smaller homes t The Daily Mail
How to tackle social care fraud involving personal budgets The Guardian

Real estate mogul Donald Trump speaks during a news conference in San Juan, Friday, Feb. 15, 2008. Trump announced he has entered a partnership with a Puerto Rican construction firm to build a US$600 million (€410 million) golf complex on the island's northern coast, that will include 500 residence

US billionaire Trump halts Scotland golf course construction due to 'ugly' wind farm

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, listens to a reporter's question during a joint news conference with Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai, not seen after their meeting at Karzai's Presidential Palace in Kabul, Afghanistan, Tuesday July 5, 2011.

Britain''s Cameron to discuss trade, Middle East with Saudi officials

No panic, just protests: Six activists arrested after storming Topshop on one of the busiest ...

No panic, just protests: Six activists arrested after storming Topshop on one of the busiest ...

RBS boss Hester 'unfairly targeted' over bonus The Daily Telegraph
Family life The Guardian
Irvine Welsh adaptation Filth starts shoot with cast led by Screen Daily
Engineers and miners put brakes on blue-chip index The Daily Telegraph
Standing on its own feet Gulf News
Can the Scottish economy stand alone? BBC News
Indian court rejects 2.5-billion-dollar tax claim against Vo m&c;
China investment fund buys stake in British water firm m&c;
Mining SA's foreign 'deal sweetener' Mail Guardian South Africa
Google suffers after profits miss London Evening Standard
Miliband admits Labour was wrong to knight Fred 'the Shred' The Daily Mail
Young drivers see car insurance costs jump 90% as pressure g The Daily Mail
The Inner Quest of Newt Gingrich Vanity Fair
Scottish fishermen need 'no stone to be left unturned' BBC News
Why did we ever knight Sir Fred? Miliband admits Labour was The Daily Mail
Committee to re-examine Sir Fred Goodwin's knighthood BBC News
Astra sickens on diabetes drug setback The Daily Telegraph
Glasgow University Creates the World's Smallest Greeting Car Inhabitat
Powell software firm staying put after acquisition by Tokyo’ The Business Review
Moray firm Forsyths starts Â£3.3m expansion project BBC News

Railway line - rail route

UK approves contentious new high-speed rail line

File - David Cameron leader of Britain's Conservative Party, left, looks on as George Osborne, Britain's Shadow Chancellor reacts to applause after delivering his keynote speech on the second day of the Conservative Party conference in Blackpool, England, Monday, Oct. 1, 2007.

Cameron defiant on austerity policy

Snow-covered cars for sale along State Route 143 in Highland, Illinois, USA as seen in this January 11, 2011 file photo.

Snow and ice warning across country

How was he allowed into the UK? 'Beast of Bulgaria' with a r The Daily Mail
Belfast hospital deaths: 23 babies tested for bacteria infec The Guardian
Babies moved out after bug deaths The Guardian
Babies moved out after third death at Belfast's Royal Hospit The Independent
Third baby dies after bug outbreak The Guardian
Third baby dies at Belfast hospital after infection outbreak The Guardian
PIP breast implants: UK government 'slow to share info' BBC News
UK doctors threaten pension strike NZ Herald
Sinéad O'Connor hospitalised for depression The Guardian
Will the health bill increase private activity in the NHS? The Guardian
Doctors reject pension changes The Independent
4th man arrested in UK Olympic surveillance case Austin American Statesman
UK police officer loses Olympic security documents Austin American Statesman
Report: UK police officer loses Olympics documents Austin American Statesman
Health professionals failed to spot risks posed by man who k The Guardian
'Artist,' 'Tinker Tailor' up for UK film awards Austin American Statesman
Ovarian Cancer Drug 'Heralds New Era Of Hope' Skynews
Leveson Inquiry: Trinity Mirror editors to give evidence The Daily Telegraph
Labour steps up opposition to NHS privatisation plans The Guardian
Tory big beasts savage Clarke over legal aid cuts The Daily Telegraph

British Prime Minister David Cameron, speaks at the Pan African University Business School in Lagos, Nigeria, Tuesday, July 19, 2011. Cameron was flying home early from an African trade mission to concentrate on the escalating crisis in London over phone hacking and police links with the media.

UK's Cameron: This year will be tough

Yoko Ono stands next to some of her work at the start of her exhibition in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Thursday, Nov. 12, 1998. The exhibition, which surveys her work from the Sixties to the present, reveals the complexity of her work across a period of t

Yoko Ono To Exhibit At London 2012 Festival

Health workers demonstrate during a strike over pensions, outside St. Thomas' Hospital, London, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011.

British workers strike over retirement benefits

Kent County Council could pay employers to create jobs BBC News
The British Spy Agency Has Been Voted One Of The Most Gay-Fr Business Insider
MI5 makes it onto list of gay-friendly employers in Britain. The Daily Mail
Britain's domestic spy agency named as one of country's most Star Tribune
Britain’s domestic spy agency named as one of country’s most The Washington Post
Migration IS killing off jobs: 160,000 Britons have missed o The Daily Mail
UK Bankers Are Getting Ready To Take Their Employers To Cour Business Insider
Birmingham employment at worst point in past decade The Business Review
EU launches youth employment plan BBC News
Methodist minister Haley Preston 'not employed by God' BBC News
British jobless figures worst for 17 years NZ Herald
B.C. school employers renew bid to dock teachers' pay CBC
Why do British employers not take on many apprentices? BBC News
Jersey employers waiting on Euro future for jobs BBC News
Female employment hit by public sector cuts and childcare co The Guardian
North Wales firms hit by 'brain drain', employers warn BBC News
Birmingham employment dipped 5.7% during recession The Business Review
'Mindless' equality monitoring costing employers £1bn a year The Daily Telegraph
Highest paid jobs in the UK 2011 The Guardian
Thousands attend employment fair on Isle of Man BBC News

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