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Italian coast guards rescue 700 migrants as EU leaders debate action

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Italian coast guards rescue 700 migrants as EU leaders debate action
Fri 25 Oct 2013
October 25, 2013 -- Updated 1231 GMT (2031 HKT) An Italian Coast Guard boat carries rescued migrants into the port of Lampedusa on Thursday, October 3. According to the nation's coast guard, a boat... (photo: European Community / EC)

People look at a photograph of British missing girl Madeleine McCann on the church notice-board prior to Saturday's mass in her memory Friday May 2, 2008 at Praia da Luz beach, Lagos, Portugal.

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Huffington Post
New Leads In Madeleine McCann Case, Portugal Reopens Investigation
Fri 25 Oct 2013
LISBON, Portugal -- LISBON, Portugal (AP) — More than six years after British girl Madeleine McCann vanished from her bedroom during a family vacation in Portugal and five years after Portuguese... (photo: AP / Paulo Duarte)

Irish/UK politicians demand more prosecutions against human traffickers

The Irish Times Wed 23 Oct 2013
Irish/UK politicians demand more prosecutions against human traffickers
The number of prosecutions taken against human traffickers in Ireland and the UK must be significantly increased, according to British and Irish politicians. “It is clear that there are too few... (photo: EC / (C)2013-EUROPEAN COMMISSION)
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The London Eye ,

The Daily Telegraph Tue 22 Oct 2013
English tourist attractions have bumper summer
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Workers leave the INEOS refinery as they start the two-day walkout by up to 1,200 workers at the site in protest at plans to close a final pension salary scheme to new workers, which has closed the Forties pipeline, which brings in 700,000 barrels of oil a day from the North Sea, in Grangemouth, Scotland, Sunday April. 27, 2008.

Belfast Telegraph Tue 22 Oct 2013
Strike could close Grangemouth oil refinery that provides most of Northern Ireland's fuel: warning
The chairman of an oil refinery that provides most of the fuel in Northern Ireland has claimed it could close after a union rejected an offer of new terms and conditions.... (photo: AP / Scott Heppell)
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50 at 50: Around the world in 50 days

The Daily Telegraph Fri 18 Oct 2013
50 at 50: Around the world in 50 days
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Win free tapas for a year

The Daily Telegraph Mon 14 Oct 2013
Win free tapas for a year
Travel competitions Travel » In Travel competitions Follow Telegraph Travel Advertisement Book Hotels Cruises Cottages Where (hotel, city, address,... (photo: WN / Marzena J.)
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Candles are lighted for former South African president Nelson Mandela inside the St. George’s Cathedral in Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, July 18, 2013.

BBC News Wed 9 Oct 2013
Why did Nelson Mandela thank Glasgow?
Three years after his release from almost three decades in prison, Nelson Mandela went to Glasgow to thank the city for its support in the fight against apartheid in his... (photo: AP / Schalk van Zuydam)
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James McAvoy speaking at the 2013 San Diego Comic Con International, for "X-Men: Days of Future Past", at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.

BBC News Sat 5 Oct 2013
James McAvoy: 'I love to toy with the audience'
James McAvoy's latest role as a drug-fuelled corrupt Scottish police officer in Filth will not be for everyone - but the actor tells the BBC that's exactly why... (photo: Creative Commons / Gage Skidmore)
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The best family ski resorts

The Daily Telegraph Mon 30 Sep 2013
The best family ski resorts
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	Phone hacking case could open today Belfast Telegraph
	Storm-force winds bring disruption, flooding and power cuts to southern UK The Guardian
	Massive storm batters southern Britain disrupting flights and trains The Times of India

Before the start of the second working session of G20. Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper (left) and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron.

David Cameron to unveil plans for £200m Islamic bond

Phone Tap Row: Merkel To Send Spy Chiefs To US

Phone Tap Row: Merkel To Send Spy Chiefs To US

David Cameron defends Britain's spy services as anger mounts in Europe over US and UK ...

David Cameron defends Britain's spy services as anger mounts in Europe over US and UK ...

Nigel Davenport obituary The Guardian
Dissidents 'wedded to violence' Belfast Telegraph
Energy bosses defend rise in bills Belfast Telegraph
Predicted economic benefits of HS2 are falling - but ministe The Independent
Five Scottish men and women charged with terror offences lin Belfast Telegraph
Apology after police called to teenager's stately home party BBC News
Cameron: UK should be open to selling more infrastructure to The Guardian
Pensions minister promises 'full frontal assault' on rip-off The Guardian
Independent Scotland would face greater security risk, says The Guardian
Theresa May's message? Independent Scotland would be out in The Guardian
A British Man Just Got Arrested For A Massive Hack On The U. Business Insider
US Ambassador Matthew Barzun tells of anger over Lockerbie b BBC News
Cyprus DNA tests rule out link to lost British toddler Swissinfo
Jury sworn in for UK phone hacking case Houston Chronicle
Newspapers granted final attempt at blocking royal charter a The Guardian
London Aims to Become Islamic Finance Hub Jakarta Globe
Scotland breakaway vote a risk to national security, Britain Baltimore Sun
BMA Scotland calls for action to tackle health inequalities BBC News
Five people face terrorism offences Belfast Telegraph
Belfast bricklayer lost his job over plot to steal home heat Belfast Telegraph

British Prime Minister David Cameron, center poses with Indian women cab drivers from Sakha cab services at the Janki Devi Memorial College in New Delhi

British PM blasts Facebook over beheading videos

Britain's Defence Secretary Philip Hammond arrives for a cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street in London, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011.

Britain may hire hackers for cyber-defence

In this photo taken on Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2013, Rami Abdurrahman, gestures during an interview with The Associated Press in Coventry, England. He's practically a one man band, but Rami Abdurrahman's influence extends far beyond his modest home in this small English city. The bald, bespectacled 42-year-old operates the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights from his house in the cathedral city of Coventry — and a review of recent media coverage suggests its running tally of killings and clashes is the most frequently cited individual source of information on Syria's civil war for the world's leading news organizations.

Rami Abdurrahman Feeds Western Media On Syria From England

Scottish independence: May terror warning BBC News
US may stop spying on its allies Belfast Telegraph
Family gunned down in pre-dawn attack; Karzai in London Foreign Policy
Terror accused arrive at Glasgow Sheriff Court BBC News
Theresa May: Independent Scotland would be at risk of terror London Evening Standard
Perspectives: The Quilliam Foundation - fighting extremism BBC News
Scottish independence: Tax options BBC News
Five people due in Glasgow court on terrorism charges RTE
Five in court on terrorism charges Belfast Telegraph
Five people charged with alleged terrorism offences after se The Daily Mail
UK police charge five under anti-terrorism laws Otago Daily Times
Diary: How the 'free' press keeps tabs on MI5's Nosy Parker The Guardian
ITM Cup season review for all 14 teams Stuff
Five arrested on terrorism charges The Independent
British Man Arrested for Hacking NASA, Pentagon US News
Judge refuses to release Afghan 'murder' footage BBC News
UN envoy in Syria as fighting hinders chemical experts New Straits/Business Times
Five held on terrorism charges Belfast Telegraph
Four men and one woman charged in Scotland with terror-relat The Guardian
Semi-automatic shotguns taken in 'unusual' Kelbrook burglary BBC News

Sean Connery arrives at the American Film Institute Life Achievement Award event honoring Al Pacino in Los Angeles on Thursday, June 7, 2007. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles) (dn1)

Sean Connery named America's favourite British actor

Pele and Sepp Blatter

Fifa ready to ban racist clubs

British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks with the media as he arrives for an EU summit in Brussels on Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010.

EU summit aims for growth in digital economy

London Has Fallen heads to Afm IMDb
Cameron launches bid to attract more Arab money to Britain a The Daily Mail
London's St. James area to be revamped CNBC
BBC Scotland television producer Brian Barr dies BBC News
New VFX company launches in UK IMDb
StanChart puts senior FX trader in London on leave: source Daily Press
E.On boss calls for Competition Commission investigation BBC News
Ovo Energy boss 'confused' by larger firms' price rises BBC News
British justice on trial in phone-hacking trial, jury told Reuters
UK to issue sovereign Islamic bonds CNBC
Britain Reveals Plans for Islamic Bond, Islamic Market Index Voa News
UK plans to issue Islamic bond The Hindu
Squatters take over Britain's most expensive council house o London Evening Standard
Victoria Group to collaborate with UK ‘diva of design’ Taipei Times
Storm damage: Power companies work to restore supplies BBC News
Wolfson Microelectronics 'to shed 10% of workforce' BBC News
London's role in growing market for Islamic finance BBC News
Squatters occupy Britain’s most expensive council hous The Daily Telegraph
High Court case in London starts against Bernie Ecclestone o The Washington Post
Squatters occupy Britain’s most expensive council house on d The Independent

Climate change linked to bushfire risk says Environment Department website

Climate change linked to bushfire risk says Environment Department website

Britain's Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne speaks at the Conservative Party Conference, Manchester, England, Tuesday Oct. 6, 2009.

More UK economic cheer predicted

UK commander praises Afghan forces

UK commander praises Afghan forces

Weir Group to invest £70m in Malaysia BBC News
£1m boost for Cornish mining buildings BBC News
Record labels win ISP blocks on 21 filesharing sites The Guardian
Tata Steel cuts 500 jobs, blaming industry slump and green l The Guardian
Letter bomb targets top UK official in N. Ireland Herald Tribune
Tributes for student killed by tree Belfast Telegraph
French nuclear firms to get image boost from UK deal Reuters
Scrappers – review The Guardian
The Works boards Lucky Them Screen Daily
Islamic finance for beginners The Guardian
New report says British space sector is a 'multi-billion suc The Independent
Best Buy shopping center in Aberdeen sells for $20M The Business Review
Energy bosses defend prices rises Belfast Telegraph
Delevingne nominee for top British model, Victoria Beckham i The Washington Post
David Cameron unveils plans to make London a Mecca for Middl The Independent
Microsoft hires Jonathan Ross to work on Xbox One games The Guardian
Blockbuster UK goes into administration - again Herald Tribune
Business Live: Energy bosses face MPs BBC News
Britain Aims to be First Western Country to Issue Sovereign Voa News
UK PM unveils plans forc Index Boston Herald

British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg listens to German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, unseen, during a news conference after a meeting at the foreign ministry in Berlin, Thursday, May 24, 2012.

Clegg plans 'champion' school heads

British Prime Minister David Cameron listens during a round table meeting at the G-20 summit in St. Petersburg, Russia on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2013.

Facebook slammed on beheading clips

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry stands to pay his respects at the mausoleum of Turkey's founder Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in Ankara, Turkey

Kerry: Syrian groups still weighing negotiations

Bed-blocking patients 'should be decanted to other hospitals BBC News
Fashion spy Belfast - 'Corrie's Brooke Vincent is always lov Belfast Telegraph
80,000 Londoners who applied for incapacity benefits withdre London Evening Standard
Campaigners' delight over hospital Belfast Telegraph
Northern New England med team seeks new members The State
Press trial jury warned by judge Belfast Telegraph
AVB prepares to face Spurs fans Belfast Telegraph
Jeremy Hunt loses appeal as Lewisham hospital cuts ruled ill The Guardian
Jeremy Hunt lacked power to downgrade NHS services at Lewish The Independent
Hugh de Wardener obituary The Guardian
London Bitcoin exchange off to a rocky start CNN
Gareth Bale joins Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi on Ball Belfast Telegraph
The wildlife with royal protection BBC News
Jeremy Hunt lacked power to downgrade NHS services at Lewish The Independent
Jeremy Hunt loses legal battle as Lewisham hospital cuts rul The Guardian
Primark fall death: Trust probe into Liverpool patient BBC News
England to face A-team battering in Hobart The Australian
London Irish signing clouds James O'Connor's return The Australian
Lewisham A&E downgrade-row prompts government appeal BBC News
Bee health study at Dundee University to be extended BBC News

A fallen mature tree blocks the Herengracht canal in Amsterdam, Monday, Oct. 28, 2013. A major storm with hurricane-force gusts lashed southern Britain, the Netherlands and parts of France on Monday, knocking down trees, flooding low areas and causing travel chaos. Amsterdam police said a woman was killed when a tree fell on her in the city and Dutch citizens were warned against riding their bicycles because of the high winds.

NSW storms: six people hurt, including central coast woman struck by lightning

Britain's Justice Secretary Jack Straw arrives to speak at the Iraq Inquiry in London,Thursday, Jan. 21, 2010.

Labour stalwart Straw stepping down

Manchester United's manager Sir Alex Ferguson walks from the touchline during his team's 1-0 loss to Manchester City in their English Premier League soccer match at The Etihad Stadium, Manchester, England

Alex Ferguson: Belfast boy George Best was gentle lad gripped by shyness

Indian-origin designer debuts at London fashion week The Times of India
Firefighter by day mother Sarah Hallett is Britain's most su The Daily Mail
Coventry City College making progress after 'inadequate' Ofs BBC News
Liverpool carver's 'Joker' voted best jack-o'-lantern by syr Syracuse
Glass Animals + Woman's Hour tickets Skiddle
Jury told British ‘justice on trial’ in phone-ha The Irish Times
Rebekah Brooks phone hacking case puts British justice on tr The Guardian
Why the Peaky Blinders look is the hot new thing in men's fa The Guardian
Istanbul's underwater Bosphorus rail tunnel opens to delight The Guardian
Roman Sculpture Found At London Building Site Orange News
BlackBerry: is this RIP for BBM? The Guardian
7 things women aren't allowed to do around the world The Daily Telegraph
Pixar Comes to the Aid of British Director Ken Loach IGN Insider
Millionaire heir plans to reintroduce bears and wolves back The Independent
Ed Balls: no regrets about sacking Sharon Shoesmith over Bab The Guardian
Ross Noble mocks Mock the Week The Guardian
From rhetoric to reality: 10 tips on girl-centred advocacy The Guardian
O'Connor aims to grab second chance Belfast Telegraph
Italy: gesture of hope for immigrants as Treviso makes them The Guardian
British justice is on trial here, judge tells News of the Wo London Evening Standard

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