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File - A pedestrian passes a branch of HSBC bank in London, Monday, Feb. 27, 2012.

Economy Photos Scandal UK Wikipedia: HSBC

BBC News
Who pays for banks’ sins?
The price in today's money of past sinning by the UK's biggest international banks is becoming bigger and bigger. HSBC is paying $1.9bn (£1.2bn) in fines and forfeitures to assorted federal... (photo: AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth)

Samsung mobile phones - Smartphones

Market News People Photos Wikipedia: Samsung

Yahoo Daily News
Samsung outselling HTC by seven times in UK Android market
HTC (2498) is finally catching a break by getting the high-end Windows Phone 8X and budget Windows Phone 8S models out in Europe before Samsung’s Windows smartphones arrive. And... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)

In this Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012 file photo, Britain's Prince William stand next to his wife Kate, Duchess of Cambridge as she leaves the King Edward VII hospital in central London. Prince William and his wife Kate are expecting their first child, and the Duchess of Cambridge was admitted to hospital suffering from a severe form of morning sickness in the early stages of her pregnancy. King Edward VII hospital says a nurse involved in a prank telephone call to elicit information about the Duchess of Cambridge has died.

CNN
Prank call pitted 'the great' against the powerless
December 9, 2012 -- Updated 0840 GMT (1640 HKT) Flowers are left outside the nurses accommodation near the King Edward VII hospital in central London on December 8, 2012. Editor's note: Ross Stevenson... (photo: AP / Alastair Grant)
Australia Photos Scandal UK Wikipedia: 2Day FM

Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, follows her husband Prince William, as they arrive arrive to attend a Christmas Service with other members of the royal family at St. Mary's church in the grounds of Sandringham Estate, the Queen's Norfolk retreat, England, Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)

The Daily Telegraph
Pregnant Duchess of Cambridge says she's 'much better' as she leaves hospital after three-night stay
The Duchess of Cambridge has been discharged from hospital after a three-night stay being treated for severe pregnancy sickness. The Duchess of Cambridge left hospital accompanied by her... (photo: AP / Lefteris Pitarakis)
London Photos Pregnancy Royal Family Wikipedia: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge

Snowfall

BBC News
Your pictures: Snow falls across southern England
A blanket of snow covered Milton Keynes overnight with Derek Rowley recording a temperature of -6C (21F) outside his home. Peter Noble said his son was "very... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
England Photos Snowfall Weather Wikipedia: Snowfalls

A public worker removes an electoral poster following the elections in Catalonia, in Barcelona, Spain, Monday, Nov. 26, 2012.

The Independent
Tough Catalonia and tough Scotland in search of independence?
Following a record-breaking vote âthe highest election turnout in 24 years, the Catalan News Agency reportsâ Catalonia has joined Scotland in taking the first steps... (photo: AP / Emilio Morenatti)
Photos Politics Scotland Spain Wikipedia: Catalan independentism

Fiona Shaw

The Guardian
Fiona Shaw to perform Rime of the Ancient Mariner in London
Staged rendition of Coleridge's poem which debuted at Athens and Epidaurus festival will visit Old Vic Tunnels for 18 shows... (photo: AP / Gino Domenico)
Actress Celebrity Entertainment Photos Wikipedia: Fiona Shaw

Stella McCartney arrives for the opening of her first Stella McCartney store worldwide in New York Friday, Sept. 20, 2002. (AP Photo/Tina Fineberg) hf1

The Guardian
Stella McCartney crowned designer of the year for Team GB's Olympics kit
Double gold at British Fashion Awards for label worn on every red carpet and copied on every high street... (photo: AP Photo )
Designer Olympics Photos Stella McCartney Wikipedia: Stella McCartney

Kelly Clarkson perfoms during the 2011 Y100 Jingle Ball at the Bank Atlantic Center Sunrise, Florida - December 10, 2011

Huffington Post
Kelly Clarkson's Misquote: Singer Upset About U.K. Tabloid Headline
... (photo: WN / Aaron Gilbert)
Kelly Clarkson Photos Singer UK Wikipedia: Kelly Clarkson

Deutsche Bank sign on the branch in India

Indian Express
UK stocks : FTSE 100 sheds 0.6 pct
UK stock closing: British blue chip shares fell on Monday, with Barclays tumbling more than 5 percent, as the market retreated a f ter its best performance this year last... (photo: WN / Geeta)
British Economy Photos Stock

Technology & Science

	Wikileaks founder Julian Assange 'has chronic lung condition' The Daily Telegraph
	Bram Stoker books celebrated in Google doodle The Guardian
	World's Largest Community-Owned Solar Project Launches in England Treehugger
	'Beaver tourism': can it work? BBC News

Media News

	Merkel expresses doubt over EU budget summit Al Jazeera
	The People's Operator launches as charitable mobile network Digital Spy
	Zara Phillips makes fashion faux-pas down under The Daily Telegraph
	BBC scandal exposes management flaws Al Jazeera

Religion & Culture

	Pregnant Kate discharged from London hospital Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
	Winehouse portrait unveiled in London Newstrack India
	Rolling Stones turn back clock in comeback show Otago Daily Times

Tour de France: Councillors back Edinburgh start bid

Edinburgh welcome back Cairns

Student Christmas campaign to reach 400 families (Edinburgh

Cairns to start in new-look back-line (Edinburgh Rugby)

S&P puts UK's AAA rating on negative watch

India allow England to wriggle out, teams share honours

Aerojet Announces Maintenance, Repair and Operations Managem

Queen Asks Bank Of England About Downturn

Belfast Cancer Centre gets additional £1.5million radiothera

Black swan sets up home in north Belfast park

Belfast man in court charged with threatening to kill Peter

In Video: Equality Commission event in Belfast

London, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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File - Butcher Graham Poultney carrying a leg of beef at London's Smithfield's meat market, Thursday March 21 1996. British Health Secretary Stephen Dorrell announced, Wednesday, that there was now scientific evidence to connect a new strain of Creuztfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) in humans with bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE)

Russia to lift 16-year ban on British beef and lamb

Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson speaks to the media in Antrim, Northern Ireland, Sunday, March, 8, 2009.

Peter Robinson says China mission 'very successful'

Mervyn King

UK stocks : FTSE 100 index closes down 1.1 pct

Standard & Poor's puts UK credit rating on 'negative outlook BBC News
Queen questions financial crisis BBC News
Wimbledon Championships reports record profit BBC News
Travel Street Offers Cheap Flights from UK to Destinations t Houston Chronicle
4,600 tonnes of gold kept hidden in UK bank's secret vaults The Times of India
Many mortgage borrowers overpaying, lenders say BBC News
Queen blames 'lax' bankers and 'toothless' regulators for fi The Daily Telegraph
Heritage Lottery money helps Cumbria's threatened hay meadow The Guardian
UK Slips In Europe's Living Standards League Orange News
Teresa Townsley given nine year company ban by DETI BBC News
UK drops down EU living standards league table The Guardian
UK gov't gives approval to resume fracking The Wichita Eagle
Ryanair loses UK appeal Irish Times
UK gov't gives approval to resume controversial gas extracti Star Tribune
Airbus set to unveil big new order: UK government Daily Press
Scottish Borders Council budget 'gap' measures studied BBC News
Highland Council gritting budget 'safe' BBC News
Eurozone banking union that works for Britain? BBC News
BoE's Spencer Dale warns of further fall in UK living standa The Times of India
Terraced homes: Architects' twist on Welsh tradition BBC News

Special Event: Commemoration of World Press Freedom Day 2012 Opening remarks by: - The United Nations Secretary-General, - H.E. Mr. Michael D. Higgins, President of Ireland; - H.E. Mutlaq Al-Qahtani, Chef de Cabinet of the President of the General Assembly; - Mr. Mogens Schmidt, Director of Field Coordination for UNESCO; - H.E. Eduardo Ulibarri-Bilbao, Permanent Representative of Costa Rica to the United Nations; Chairperson, Committee on Information; - Giampaolo Pioli, President, United Nations Correspondents Association Moderated by: Mr. Maher Nasser, Acting Head, Department of Public Information

Irish President defends Savita inquiry remarks

New British Foreign Minister William Hague gestures during a news conference with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the State Department on Friday, May 14, 2010 in Washington.

UK recognizes Syrian opposition coalition as 'sole legitimate representative' of country's people

Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague shakes hands for the cameras with head of the new Syrian National Coalition for Opposition and Revolutionary Forces Mouaz al-Khatib before a meeting on the continuing conflict in Syria, at the Foreign and Commonwealth office in Whitehall central Friday Nov. 16, 2012.

Syria opposition seeks British recognition, arms

Nicola Sturgeon: EU rebate up for grabs after independence The Daily Telegraph
Northern Isles ferry strike 'disappointing', transport minis BBC News
Who's the real challenger to Scotland in Europe? BBC News
Pankaj Mishra: why Salman Rushdie should pause before condem The Guardian
Salmond sets up Leveson panel as Scotland prepares to go it The Guardian
UK pays $3.5m to settle Libya rendition claim Al Jazeera
Fuel poverty affecting more Scottish households BBC News
Lawyer: Poisoned spy was working for UK's MI6 US News
Leveson inquiry: Scottish response panel announced BBC News
Coalition split over whether fracking will cut your gas bill The Daily Telegraph
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg to move into Scotland Office HQ BBC News
Tayside alcohol charity given £104,000 government grant BBC News
Nick Clegg: I'm delaying, not blocking boundary changes BBC News
UK gov’t gives approval to resume controversial gas extracti The Washington Post
MLA calls for all-party talks to resolve flag dispute BBC News
Pat Finucane report: unsavoury collusion on all sides The Guardian
First Minister's Questions BBC News
NI First Minister Threatened: Man In Court Skynews
De Silva report on Finucane case turns spotlight on MI5 BBC News
Scottish independence: Nicola Sturgeon to make EU membership BBC News

A couple of brown horses interact freely with loose ropes

Horse-farm worker safety to be studied by UK

elderly people - old woman - senior citizen

One in three elderly people suffers loneliness

UK - London - school - education.

UK schools 'most socially segregated'

Happiness and light at one of the country's most improved sc The Guardian
Lawyer: Killed Kremlin critic worked for UK spies Houston Chronicle
Guernsey parents to pay more for university fees BBC News
UK tops Ofcom mobile data consumption chart Digital Spy
The UK's online obsession: the latest Ofcom figures for medi The Guardian
Anger over 'champagning' stunt at St Andrews University BBC News
Future of children's heart surgery in Northern Ireland BBC News
Powys school bus: Talgarth anger at Gwernyfed cut BBC News
Research: UK Smartphone Penetration Hits 58%, Tablets At 19% Crunch
Big fall in number of primary schools failing to reach targe The Guardian
Primary school league tables 2012: find your school with our The Guardian
Plans for wi-fi on ScotRail trains due to be announced BBC News
Scottish health: Inequalities still 'substantial', Audit Sco BBC News
UK leads world in mobile web use thanks to Facebook … and Ga The Guardian
>Whizz Education tie up new education contract in Thailand w Seattle Post
UK police: Jimmy Savile is suspect in 199 crimes Houston Chronicle
Officials visiting Twitter, Facebook, cricket and football w The Daily Telegraph
Important Tips on UK Company Formation The Examiner
Weston All Saints in Bath is one of the UK's top-performing The Independent
Prince William graces 'Hobbit' red carpet in UK The Tribune San Luis Obispo

Two men use a Royal Bank of Scotland automatic cash machine in the City of London in London , Friday, Jan. 22, 2010.

European stocks mostly stable

British Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne speaks to the media as he leaves the HM Treasury after a meeting with the Chancellor, Alistair Darling, on the financial crisis, London, Tuesday, Sept 30, 2008.

Saturday Papers: Osborne aims to strip Whitehall of £58bn

The leader of center-right Catalan Nationalist Coalition (CiU), Artur Mas gestures before casting his vote during elections for the 'Generalitat de Catalunya' (Catalan Autonomous Government) in Barcelona, Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012. Voters in Catalonia begin casting their ballots in regional elections that could determine the future shape of Spain.

Nationalists triumph in Catalan elections

Shiels banned for ref comments Sporting Life
Grants will power Orkney tidal turbine development BBC News
Doonin Plant fined £200,000 over illegal waste BBC News
Trains to be fitted with wi-fi Orange News
Police seize £3.5m heroin haul from two Glasgow homes BBC News
Prank call nurse’s autopsy results expected Independent online (SA)
Thursday's Scottish gossip BBC News
GM crops could pose unknown threats to the natural environme The Daily Telegraph
Autopsy results on nurse in hoax due out Thursday Houston Chronicle
In pictures: 1900s Scottish trade adverts BBC News
Glasgow reports surge in conference sales BBC News
S.F.'s Crown Point Press fit at 50 San Francisco Chronicle
Steven Naismith: Leaving Rangers hardest part of my career BBC News
Save the Earth and obtain a title of your own The Washington Times
Loving everything about Scotland Deccan Herald
SOUTH PLACE BRINGS ART HOTEL COOL TO LONDON'S FINANCE DISTRI Forbes
NDA to push ahead with nuclear archive in Caithness BBC News
Gregory's Girl stars go back to school BBC News
Kate hoax call: 'Indian-origin nurse was found hanging' Zeenews
Scotland to ban cigarette displays in shops after court chal The Guardian

Britain's bishop of Durham Justin Welby speaks during a news conference following the announcement that he will become the next archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth Palace in London, Friday, Nov. 9, 2012.

Ex-oilman Welby named archbishop of Canterbury

Two women are given masks as they arrive at a swine flu treatment facility for the collection of Tamiflu antiviral drug in east London, Tuesday, July 21, 2009.

Drugs giant Roche accused of sitting on trial data for flu treatment

Britain's Mayor of London Boris Johnson speaks at the Conservative Party Conference, Manchester, England, Monday Oct. 5, 2009.

A Mayor With a Prime Minister in His Shadow

Norovirus vomiting bug hits five north Wales hospitals BBC News
Ysbyty Glan Clwyd A&E ambulance queue criticised by HIW BBC News
NHS facing 'tough savings challenge' BBC News
Prince William Graces 'Hobbit' Green Carpet in UK The New York Times
Scope quits mandatory work scheme The Guardian
Lessons need to be learnt from nurse's death: UK PM Zeenews
Cooling tower safety checks to manage legionella risks BBC News
Belfast measles outbreak declared by health agency BBC News
UK officer punished for passing nuclear secrets Philadelphia Daily News
Kate hoax: David Cameron pays tribute to Jacintha Saldanha BBC News
Nurse at Duchess of Cambridge's hospital 'was found hanged' The Daily Telegraph
Imperial Tobacco, one of the world's biggest cigarette firms The Independent
Imperial Tobacco, one of the world's biggest tobacco firms, The Independent
Pat Finucane murder report to be unveiled today The Daily Telegraph
Glasgow University study links growth rate to lifespan BBC News
Councils spend £218 million on repeating poor street repairs The Daily Telegraph
UK Unemployment by Biggest Amount Since 2001 The New York Times
Pregnancy joy for Kathryn Sheppard after miscarriages BBC News
UK to unveil report into killing of Belfast lawyer The Tribune San Luis Obispo
NHS told to improve care for women in early pregnancy The Guardian

Facebook on Smartphone

60% employers to monitor their employees' Facebook pages by 2015: Gartner

File - News Corp. chief executive Rupert Murdoch, reads his group's The Sun daily newspaper, as he is driven from his home, in central London, Friday, Feb. 17, 2012.

Journalists who stalked hacking MP still employed by Rupert Murdoch

indian textile industry workforce - skilled men and women in the industry

India to be home to 500 million workforce by 2022: British MP

Derby councillor employs illegal immigrants at factory BBC News
BOA launch campaign for businesses to 'employ a London 2012 The Daily Telegraph
British employment at record high levels Xinhua
Bradford's Phil Parkinson gets one over former employers Ars The Daily Mail
UK employment at record high: what the analysts said The Daily Telegraph
UK November claimant count falls, October employment level h The Guardian
Jobless champion dubs employing long-term unemployed 'risky' BBC News
The Kiwi woman's guide to doing business in London NZ Herald
Southend Hospital investigates sex offender employment BBC News
Heidi Soulsby unopposed for Commerce and Employment departme BBC News
Meet Birmingham's Healthiest Employers for 2012 Business Journal
Secrets of Birmingham's Healthiest Employers Business Journal
Essex County Council broke employment law on driver hours BBC News
Adams and Reese LLP: Healthiest Employers The Business Review
Atherotech Diagnostics: Healthiest Employers The Business Review
Burr & Forman LLP: Healthiest Employers The Business Review
IMS: Healthiest Employers The Business Review
O’Neal Steel Inc.: Healthiest Employers The Business Review
UnitedHealthcare: Healthiest Employers The Business Review
American Cast Iron Pipe Co.: Healthiest Employers The Business Review

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