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The White Tower, Tower of London

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The Independent
More than 1.5 million people have a second address in England and Wales
Wed 24 Oct 2012
Some interesting figures from the 2011 census: * 1,570,224 residents of England and Wales reported having a second address in another local authority in England and Wales that they used for 30 days or... (photo: WN / Maria Niklova)

Susan Boyle

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Herald Tribune
Susan Boyle's fairy tale dream tempered by reality
Sun 21 Oct 2012
LONDON - She dreamed a dream, and it came true. But what happened next for Susan Boyle? The middle-aged church volunteer from a small town in Scotland became an instant global celebrity in 2009 with... (photo: Creative Commons / by ShoZu)

Demonstrators take part in an anti-austerity protest march entitled "a future that works" through central London, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012. The march Saturday was organized by Britain's TUC (Trades Union Congress) and was attended by various trade unions, community groups and individuals.

Newsvine Sat 20 Oct 2012
London protesters bash Britain's austerity drive
LONDON — Tens of thousands of demonstrators descended on the British capital Saturday in a noisy but peaceful protest at a government austerity drive aimed at slashing the nation's debt. Unions,... (photo: AP / Alastair Grant)
Finance London Photos Protest Wikipedia: Anti-austerity protests

Citigroup Chief Executive Vikram Pandit testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Thursday, March 4, 2010,

Citywire Wed 17 Oct 2012
Wednesday Papers: Citigroup chief quits after boardroom clash
Top stories Financial Times: Vikram Pandit shocked Wall Street on Tuesday by resigning as chief executive at Citigroup after a clash with the board over a series of recent missteps by the bank,... (photo: AP / Lauren Victoria Burke)
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Factbox: Scotland gears up for 2014 breakaway vote

Daily Press Mon 15 Oct 2012
Factbox: Scotland gears up for 2014 breakaway vote
(Reuters) - Scotland on Monday set up a historic independence referendum after its leader signed an agreement with Britain's prime minister finalizing arrangements for a... (photo: EC / EC)
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Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, right, and Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond, sign a referendum agreement during a meeting at St Andrews House in Edinburgh, Monday, Oct. 15, 2012. Cameron met with the leader of Scotland's separatist administration Monday to sign a deal on a referendum that could break up the United Kingdom. Officials from London and Edinburgh have been meeting for weeks to hammer out details of a vote on Scottish independence. Sticking points included the date and the wording of the question.

Al Jazeera Mon 15 Oct 2012
Scotland's independence referendum deal inked
British Prime Minister David Cameron and Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond have signed an agreement to hold a referendum in 2014 on Scottish independence, the prime... (photo: AP / Gordon Terris, Pool)
Business Photos Politics Scotland Wikipedia: Scottish independence referendum, 2014

SOFTDRINKS & BEER STATION - LIQUOR - SODA

The Examiner Mon 15 Oct 2012
2012 Great American Beer Festival selects the best beer in the USA
Related topics Great American Beer FestivalAwardmedalGoldsilverbronze Advertisement The 2012 Great American Beer Festival is now history. With more than 580 breweries and... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)
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Banco de Santander

Gulf News Sat 13 Oct 2012
Santander pulls the plug on RBS branch sale
New York: Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group Plc., Britain’s biggest government-owned bank, said Spain’s Banco Santander SA pulled out of an agreement to buy... (photo: Creative Commons / fernand0)
Banking Business Finance Photos Wikipedia: Santander, Spain

Galleria Borghese, museum, gallery, Rome Italy

The Independent Sat 13 Oct 2012
The 50 Best museums and galleries
The experts: Sharon Heal is head of publications at the Museums Association, museumsassociation.org Marie Robert is the editor of 'M&H; Magazine', mandh-online.com Will... (photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis)
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Inside Europe

BBC News Fri 12 Oct 2012
Inside Europe
RSS feed Home World UK England N. Ireland Scotland Wales Business Politics Health Education Sci/Environment Technology Entertainment & Arts Africa Asia Europe Latin... (photo: European Community / EC)
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Scotland

	Gareth Bale's moment of magic gives Wales fans something to remember The Guardian
	Autumn city breaks: readers' travel tips The Guardian
	ECB seen keeping interest rates on hold Reuters
	Honey suffers after bad year for bees BBC News

Glasgow

	Drinking tea may help prevent chronic illnesses Detroit Free Press
	Champions League: Barca, Vilanova look to extend perfect start IBN Live
	Murray plans celebration Sky Sports
	Exhausted Andy Murray to miss Scottish Olympic parade The Daily Telegraph Australia

Edinburgh

	3rd Battalion The Rifles return home to Edinburgh BBC News
	GFT and Edinburgh's Filmhouse launch online player Screen Daily
	Scarlets compound Edinburgh's woes Orange News

UK

	The History of Halloween The Examiner
	Our ambassador to business world The Times of India
	Duchess Kate is Britain’s most beautiful woman The Times of India

Former trader Kweku Adoboli, accused of gambling away a record 1.5 billion pounds ($2.4 billion/1.8 billion euro) on unauthorized deals while working at Swiss banking giant UBS, leaves Southwark Crown Court in London for a lunch break from his trial at the court, Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012.

Former UBS trader says he was no rogue

A pigeon sitting on the wire - bird - nature

MI5 plots attack of the radio-controlled pigeons

File - Television satellite dishes are seen outside the British Broadcasting Corp (BBC) headquarters in London, Tuesday Dec.7, 2004.

British Lawmakers Question Ex-BBC Chief’s Role

Political unity 'broken' on Scotland's drugs policy BBC News
Thousands of Scottish students 'still without payments' BBC News
Stop the party games and speak for Britain The Daily Mail
British, Pakistani, UAE ministers visit Malala at UK hospita The Siasat Daily
Indonesian president in Britain for state visit France24
UK government report criticizes growth strategy Reuters
Indonesian president to be knighted during British visit CNTV
British miners avoid deportation NZ Herald
EU budget: Britain's race to the bottom The Guardian
Bristol protest sheds light on the non-political aspect of a The Examiner
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Cameron adviser quits to join payday lender Wonga as lobbyis The Independent
Coalition doing too little to deliver growth, warns Heseltin The Independent
Gove's reforms endanger arts, warn ballet chiefs The Independent

Former British rocker Gary Glitter stands in court listens to the judge read his sentencing at Ba Ria-Vung, Vung Tau province People's Court on Friday March 3, 2006. The court Friday sentenced Glitter to three years in prison for obscene acts with two young Vietnamese girls.

Former British pop star Gary Glitter arrested

U.S. Marine Corps 1st Lt. David W. Roberts, left, an adjutant with the 3rd Battalion, 8th Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 6, participates in a security patrol in the Garmsir district of Helmand province, Afghanistan, Oct. 7, 2012.

Afghanistan warning from MPs on international development committee

File - U.S. Army Sgt. David Smitt maintains over watch during an air assault patrol with U.S. soldiers and British gunners in Afghanistan's Kandahar province on Feb. 10, 2011.

UK to double its armed drone fleet in Afghanistan

Man in Afghan police uniform shoots two British soldiers dea The Guardian
Police cuts mean more specials and volunteers, chief signals The Daily Telegraph
Trident and the politics of Faslane BBC News
Man charged over munitions theft in Warrington BBC News
Theresa May strips British passport from Muslim care worker Mareeg
Criminals face losing car to pay defence costs The Daily Telegraph
Britain to spend �350m on Trident successor plan Irish Times
Terror cell accused 'lacked courage to admit their plot' The Independent
Coalition splits allow SNP to wriggle off the hook The Daily Telegraph
Clegg warns Tories over Trident Belfast Telegraph
Nick Clegg attacks Philip Hammond for 'jumping the gun' on T The Guardian
Pearse Jordan inquest jury fails to agree on key aspects of BBC News
Thieves steal weapons from a Northampton warehouse BBC News
Defence secretary announces £350m nuclear design spend BBC News
Al-Qaeda terrorist's family to sue UK govt for helping to mu Newstrack India
Britain to spend extra £350 million on new nuclear submarine DNA India
Trident: Philip Hammond warns Alex Salmond over 'playing irr The Daily Telegraph
Britain to spend extra 350 mln stg on new nuclear submarines DNA India
Manchester cop arrested after domestic incident San Francisco Chronicle
Britain to spend extra 350 mln pounds on new nuclear submari The Himalayan

Former Barclays Chief Executive Bob Diamond leaves after giving evidence to the Treasury Select Committee at Portcullis House, central London Wednesday July 4, 2012.

Bob Diamond should explain Libor role in court, says judge

In this Aug. 6, 2009 file photo, the sun is reflected on the facade of the European Central Bank ECB Tower, seen through the Euro symbol, in Frankfurt, central Germany.

Virtual currencies could tarnish central banks' image: ECB research

Bosnian national soccer team player Edin Dzeko is seen during a training session in Sarajevo, Monday, Sept. 7, 2009

Platt hails Dzeko's importance after late double gives Manchester City victory at West Brom

Morphsuit Hallowe'en sales 'double in a year' BBC News
Talisman reports drop in North Sea production BBC News
NAB rules out fire sale of UK business Canberra Times
Scotland aims for 100% renewable energy by 2020 Sydney Morning Herald
Banks pledge to stop hiding interest rates on savers' online The Daily Mail
PRESS DIGEST - British business - Oct 31 Reuters
Scots Hotel: Why the Church of Scotland has a Galilee getawa BBC News
Shoppers facing 'new economic reality' change behaviour BBC News
British October consumer morale drops to lowest in 6 months The Guardian
UK's Barclays looks to move on from Libor scandal Chicago Tribune
Serbian police charges threaten jail for two England Under-2 The Daily Telegraph
Australia v England Ashes could be played under lights as da The Daily Telegraph
Economic recovery may bypass low and middle earners BBC News
UK stocks : FTSE 100 up 1 pct Indian Express
British public could be banned from forests to save ash tree The Daily Telegraph
Nani ready to walk through Manchester United exit door at en The Daily Telegraph
NAB result cruelled by UK troubles Canberra Times
Apple iMessage sees second outage in a week, iTunes UK follo Engadget
Wigan Athletic 0 Bradford City 0 (Bradford win 4-2 on penalt The Daily Telegraph
Britain stands at equality crossroads, according to landmark The Guardian

England's Tim Bresnan plays a shot off the bowling of Australia's Shaun Tait during the second match of the One Day International cricket series at Bellerive Oval in Hobart, Australia, Friday, Jan. 21, 2011.

Big, burly Bresnan delivers again

A man checks his mobile phone while walking by an electronic stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo, Japan, Tuesday, June 2, 2009.

Chinese factory data help Asian shares trim losses

Tim Burton and wife Helena Bonham-Carter arrive at a gala screening for Tim Burton's Frankenweenie during the London Film Festival at The Odeon, Leicester Square on Wednesday, October 10, 2012 in London, UK.

Helena Bonham Carter: 'Dual BFI Win With Tim Burton Eliminates Envy'

Fife paper firm Tullis Russell targets global growth BBC News
Harris Tweed production 'best in almost 15 years' BBC News
Scotland keen to promote conversation with China: official CNTV
Wednesday Papers: UBS takes swift action on job cuts Citywire
Soccer | Other Sports Seattle Times
Foxconn shares up after iPhone pushes up profits BBC News
Pitching Kickstarter to the UK: Will it be the Brits' cup of BBC News
Kickstarter crowdfunding website launches in the UK BBC News
UBS cuts 10,000 UK, US and Swiss staff Irish Times
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British theme parks are on a roll(ercoaster) The Independent
New council homes planned 'for middle-class professionals' The Daily Telegraph
Japanese giant Hitachi to build new power plants in UK BBC News
Heseltine urges Cameron to act on growth The Daily Telegraph
Birmingham construction jobs drop 17% The Business Review
Britain launches first 4G mobile service in 11 cities CNTV
UBS locks up London office as it begins up to 10,000 job cut The Australian
Birmingham News circulation dropped 10% over past year The Business Review
Confederate Motors plans to rev up business with $1M expansi The Business Review
Finalists Rise for U.K. Bank Job Wall Street Journal

Day 7 - Novak Djokovic (SRB) v Julien Benneteau (FRA) - US Open 2012 USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center New York City, USA - September 2, 2012

Novak Djokovic adds voice to end-of-season concerns

Guernsey inspector warns over ash tree imports

Guernsey inspector warns over ash tree imports

Arsenal's Robin Van Persie, center, Theo Walcott, left, and Mikel Arteta after scoring his sides second goal during the English Premier League soccer match between Arsenal and Blackburn at the Emirates Stadium in London, Saturday Feb. 4, 2012.

Arsenal’s Late Goal Thwarts Q.P.R.

Is America Really to Blame for UK Compensation Claim Culture The Examiner
3 women overdiagnosed for each one saved by mammograms, Brit The Dallas Morning News
Pupils ordered to brush teeth at school in a battle against The Daily Telegraph
Food notes: Samira closes; so does Firehouse on Manchester R Ohio
Kent firm criticised over worker's roof fall BBC News
Smokers miss work more often, cost UK billions Daily Press
The ash tree crisis: a disaster in the making The Guardian
Scottish winter death rate at record low BBC News
Manchester Choice 2012, Executive Councilor The Examiner
Savile: Police failed to interview headmistress of abuse sch The Daily Telegraph
UK review finds overtreatment of breast cancer patients The Himalayan
Doctors at odds over Elijah decision Sydney Morning Herald
Cancer Research UK react to breast screening review The Daily Telegraph
Grimsby breast cancer screening unit unveiled BBC News
Gwynedd council: Call to halt Betsi Cadwaladr shake-up BBC News
Hospital trust refused £21m government loan to ease debts BBC News
James Lawton: Chelsea v Manchester United horrors typical of The Independent
Tony Nicklinson's widow to call for Scotland to legalise ass The Daily Telegraph
Oswestry Minor Injuries Unit set to move BBC News

In this April 15, 1989 file photo, showing police, stewards and supporters as they tend to wounded soccer supporters on the field at Hillsborough Stadium, in Sheffield, England, during which 96 Liverpool fans were crushed to death.

Stars set to release song for Hillsborough victims

This film image released by DreamWorks Animation shows, Gloria the Hippo, voiced by Jada Pinkett Smith, left, Melman the Giraffe, voiced by David Schwimmer, center, and Marty the Zebra, voiced by Chris Rock, in a scene from "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted."

Madagascar 3 steals UK box office

Two teenager children sitting on the bench and surfing on their mobile phones

Brain scans may help predict anti-social behaviours in teens

Scriptwriter's mum too scared to watch Antarctic horror BBC News
Dumfries 'super school' consultation extension likely BBC News
Tuition fees: Greater Manchester universities lose millions BBC News
B.C. woman sues Apple over iPhone data CBC
Nicki Minaj wows London at O2, calls concert 'what dreams ar The Examiner
Older Irish in London isolated, report finds Irish Times
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