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VIENNA: The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency urged Iran on Wednesday to endorse a plan that would strip it of most of its enriched uranium, saying Tehran could not defuse fears about its nuclear program with proposals that included... Full Article at Dawn
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A British doctor who is being sued for libel after criticising an American company’s research has pledged to turn the action into a test case for freedom of speech. Full Article at Times Online
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Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown (L) speaks with Japan's Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama before a meeting during the United Nations General Assembly in New York September 22, 2009. View Photo »
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United we stand: Britain and US defy UN wobblers on Iraq
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Israel's announcement of a 10-month halt on new construction of settlements in the West Bank should be a step towards meaningful negotiations on Middle East peace, UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband has said. Full Article at Hounslow Chronicle
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Making amends for the sins of previous generations is now ubiquitous. Kevin Rudd, the Australian Prime Minister, apologised ten days ago for the abuse of children who were sent to Australia between 1930 and 1967. Full Article at Times Online
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ACTON, Mass. & LONDON -- (BUSINESS WIRE) -- SeaChange International (NASDAQ: SEAC) today announced it has begun rollout of its dynamic VOD advertising technology for Virgin Media, the UK’s leading on-demand cable television operator. Full Article at Freshnews.com
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Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown is presented with a report on climate change from the World Economic Forum during the United Nations General Assembly in New York September 22, 2009. View Photo »
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Not even slightly bothered. When you live in a miserable, pissy wet place like Britain, global warming is a good thing.
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There are now more than 250 pictures of people in the entry gallery - so if you think you could be a contender for this coveted title, or know someone who might, then why not get involved. Full Article at Farmer's Weekly Interactive
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RNRL's submissions on the MoU : HSBC Holdings Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc and six other UK lenders won a court bid to halt an antitrust regulators challenge to fees that lenders charge customers who exceed overdraft limits. Full Article at Expressindia.com
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McLaren Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain, right, meets fans at a local mall, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009 in Singapore. Hamilton will take part in the Singapore GP night race over the weekend.
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McLaren Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain poses next to a Mercedes car during a meeting with fans at a local mall, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009 in Singapore. Hamilton will take part in the Singapore GP night race over the weekend.
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Britain's Attorney General Patricia Scotland leaves her office in central London September 22, 2009. Scotland was fined 5,000 pounds on Tuesday for employing an illegal immigrant as her housekeeper, fuelling calls from opposition parties for her to resign.
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United we stand: Britain and US defy UN wobblers on Iraq
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Not even slightly bothered. When you live in a miserable, pissy wet place like Britain, global warming is a good thing.
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The long-term competitiveness of the motor industry in Britain and Europe depends on restructuring
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The Iraq inquiry was set up to identify the lessons that should be learned from (Britain's) involvement in Iraq to help future governments who may face similar situations
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the seabird community of Britain and Ireland has been remarkably resilient to environmental change in the 20th century.
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between 1875 and 1972 no seabird species was lost and there was an overall expansion in breeding range of the seabird population of Britain and Ireland, with the number of counties occupied increasing from 31 to 47.
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a marked expansion in the breeding range of seabirds in Britain and Ireland between 1875 and 1972.
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It is by putting Britain not on the fringes of Europe, but at its heart, that Britain can protect its interests within Europe, and shape the future of Europe from a position of strength
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Britain has become a key exporter of high quality seed, and this is largely thanks to the high health status maintained in seed-growing areas of Scotland. The Potato Council corporate plan will help safeguard this valued sector and deliver a sustainable future for the industry that forms an important pa...
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We want to work to elevate Britain’s links with the countries of Middle East, not only at the level of Governments but at the level of peoples.
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The bad blood thing is something you guys [the UK and Irish media] came up with ... We extend an invitation to every team after a game to come join us in the dressing room for a beer. The Lions never accepted. Maybe they don’t like South African beer. There was nothing extraordinary that happened on the...
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Over a very, very short period of time, more than 400 companies have come to Britain from China
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It is by putting Britain not on the fringes of Europe, but at its heart, that Britain can protect its interests within Europe, and shape the future of Europe from a position of strength that can deliver growth and jobs for the British people
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In the House of Lords, she managed to secure Britain's support for the Lisbon Treaty, showing genuine negotiating skills
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At least 16 Iraqis were killed and 22 more were wounded in the latest violence. A sniper killed a U.S. soldier in Wassit province as well. Meanwhile, leaked UK documents show that Britain was already planning to invade Iraq when Tony Blair claimed otherwise in July 2002.
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In our new growth strategy, I want not just hundreds but thousands of Chinese companies in Britain and British companies in China. I know that we will soon sign new strategic partnerships with India. Trade relations with the US are strong. So we need an outward-facing Britain, attracting inward investme...
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And to go for growth in Britain - we must also go for growth in Europe
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That's why today I am announcing an international investment conference in London which I will host early next year - inviting British and foreign investors to come and see what Britain can offer the world.
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Ken has his own ways of explaining these things ... I think frankly anything is better than another five years of this Labour Government. But I am working night and day, not for a hung parliament, but for a majority government because I do think that in Britain today we have got to take tough and diffic...
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From the very beginning, the governments of the Commonwealth had decided they wanted Rwanda in. The secretary general, Britain and Uganda have all been pushing for that outcome.
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Peter Kay's Britain's got the Pop Factor ...
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If you’ve got to choose between being Foreign Secretary of Britain and High Representative of Europe, then would that all my friends had such a problem.
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We got absolutely no advice whatsoever. The lack of involvement by the FCO (Britain's Foreign and Commonwealth Office), the Home Office and the Department for International Development was appalling
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With this overwhelming scientific body of evidence failing to take action to tackle climate change would be the wrong thing to do – the impacts here in Britain and across the world will worsen and the economic consequences will be catastrophic.
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In Gordon Brown's Britain, if you're a single mother with two kids, earning £150 a week, the withdrawal of benefits and the additional taxes mean that for every extra pound you earn, you keep just 4p.
SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited
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