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Dermot Finch: More British cities should follow London's lead on public transport
The Guardian - 3 hours ago
Dermot Finch: London's success with public transport holds lessons for other British cities
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Pro-LTTE stand: Denied visa, Vaiko cancels trip to London
The Times of India - 3 hours ago
MDMK leader Vaiko was on Sunday denied visa to travel to London apparently for his pro-LTTE stand, forcing him to cancel his air ticket for Monday.
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UK may ban 'happy hour' discounts
The Times of India - 3 hours ago
Britain is considering a ban on ‘happy hour’ discounts at bars and restaurants to curb drinking as health advocates warned that a rise in liver-relate
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U.S. strike in Pakistan kills wanted British militant: reports
Canadian Broadcasting Company - 9 hours ago
Rashid Rauf, a British militant with al-Qaeda links, was killed along with an Egyptian by a suspected U.S. missile strike in northwest Pakistan on Sat
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Pirates Paid Ransom For Oil Tanker
National Public Radio - 10 hours ago
Somali pirates have released a Greek tanker and its crew — for a price. Roger Middleton from the Chatham House, a think tank in London, talks to
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Teenager to have conjoined twins
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
British woman set to make medical history as she decides to go ahead with delivery
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IRA has axed Army Council, says Peter Robinson
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
First minister Peter Robinson has been given assurances from republicans that the IRA Army Council has permanently gone out of business. The Democrati
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'Skull of Doom' goes on show
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
A crystal skull said to have inspired George Lucas's latest Indiana Jones film has gone on public display for the first time in the UK. The Mitchell-H
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Letters: Lessons we must learn from Baby P's death
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
Letters: The development of a child is the most precious resource for any society, yet it is not attended to properly in ours
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Pianist's skull plays the jester
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
'Alas, poor Yorick,' laments Hamlet, holding up the skull of the King's late jester. The gravedigger scene in the hit production of Hamlet starring Da
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The benefits of welfare reform outweigh the risks
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
Editorial: Rising unemployment makes the case for systemic change stronger, as long as the reforms are seen to be fair
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A wanted man whose death seemed only a matter of time
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
A British citizen, Rashid Rauf came from the Alum Rock area of Birmingham where many of his family still live. In 2002 he fled Britain after police so
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Top British terror suspect killed in US missile strike
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
A British man suspected of close links to al-Qaeda's leadership and involvement in a high-profile bomb plot in Britain has reportedly been killed in a
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Boris immigrants amnesty is 'naive'
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, was branded 'naive' yesterday after raising the prospect of an amnesty for illegal immigrants, a move that puts hi
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Jay Rayner reviews Buddha Bar, London
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
Buddha Bar8 Victoria Embankment, London WC2020 3371 7777Meal for two, including wine and service £175 One of the curiosities of this week's rest
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Dirty dancing
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
FORD KUGARelated StoriesWhat we learned on the web this weekInternet review: Fades In SlowlyLondon shoppers are cash-light, gizmo-richA round-up of th
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London shoppers are cash-light, gizmo-rich
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
Carrying large amounts of cash in public is generally thought a bad idea, but when the value is wrapped in a shiny box, different rules apply. The ave
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Secret diary of an agent: Inside the secret world of the estate agent
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
They've had their boom, now they're having their bust. So, is Britain's most hated profession finally getting its comeuppance? A hilariously candid ac
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Resurgent Brown eyes biggest political prize
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
The financial crisis has wreaked economic havoc across the world and has transformed British politics in the process. With both main parties offering
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Coal's return raises pollution threat
The Guardian - 10 hours ago
Britain is poised to expand its coal mining industry, despite fears that the move will lead to a rise in climate change emissions and harm communities
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