Bristol Palin dancing for the baby mamas The Examiner | Last week it was announced that Bristol Palin will be shakin' her groove thing on the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars, and while many were probably asking themselves, "Why, why, why? Oh dear God, why?," she now reveals the answer. It's for the baby mamas. | "I'm not the first mom to part...
Mark Thompson faces up to reality The Daily Telegraph The BBC's director-general talks to Neil Midgley about the licence fee, his critics in the media - and why he'll continue to fly business class. | Mark Thompson defended the BBC's role in the MacTaggart lecture Photo: Paul Grover | Seldom has strong leadership been so crucial at the BBC. With a work...
Britain's top general in Afghanistan admits it will get worse before it gets better The Daily Telegraph Violence in Afghanistan will get worse before it gets better, Britain's most senior military commander in the country has predicted. | This has been a bloody year for British troops in Afghanistan, with 87 dying so far in 2010 Photo: GETTY | Lieutena...
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Tycoon appears in court 17 years after fleeing Britain Khaleej Times LONDON - Fugitive businessman Asil Nadir appeared in court on Friday for the first time since returning to London last month, 17 years after he fled while awaiting trial on fraud and theft charges related to one of Britain's biggest corporate failure...
Tycoon in court years after fleeing Britain Independent online | London - Fugitive businessman Asil Nadir appeared in court on Friday for the first time since returning to London last month, 17 years after he fled while awaiting trial on fraud and theft charges related to one of Britain's biggest corporate failu...
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India Bars Company From Mining Bauxite The New York Times | NEW DELHI, India (AP) — India on Tuesday refused permission to a London-based company to mine bauxite for its alumina refinery in the country’s east, citing violation...
Data Point to a Strengthening Recovery in Britain The New York Times | LONDON — Britain’s budget deficit shrank at a faster pace than expected in July and retail sales rose the most in five months, according to data announced Thursday &m...
Britain's FBI to 'welcome' criminals home at airports The Daily Telegraph The Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca), dubbed Britain's FBI, is sending officers to ports and airports to 'welcome' known criminals home from overseas. | Photo: GETTY IMAGES | ...
Currency exchange: don't be swept away by the currency wave The Daily Telegraph Recent wild fluctuations mean exchange rate planning is more critical than ever, says Liz Phillips. | Currencies can fluctuate wildly. Photo: Rob Crandall / Alamy Currency exchange: case study Currency exchange: making the money go round Currency exc...
Tony Blair brands Scottish devolution a 'dangerous game' The Daily Telegraph Tony Blair has admitted he was never passionately in favour of creating the Scottish Parliament but believed it was an "inevitable" step to prevent the dissolution of the Union between England and Scotland. | Jack McConnell assured Tony Blair that La...
Tainted trio to be quizzed by Scotland Yard, miss friendly match Deccan Chronicle --> Tainted trio to be quizzed by Scotland Yard, miss friendly match | Share ARTICLEURL | London/Karachi, Sept. 1: Pakistan's tainted trio of Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir will face another round of questioning from the Scotland Yard ...
FTSE hit more than 3-week high before US jobs data Business Report | * FTSE 100 up 0.5 percent, hitting a more than 3-week high | Submit your comment | Britain's leading share index hit a more than three-week high on Friday as the market looks beyond a weak employment picture in the United States after factoring in a soft patch in the pace of the economic recovery. | Shares in Aggreko, the world's largest p...
Delta requests slots for Boston and Miami flights to London Heathrow The Examiner | Delta Air Lines hopes to continue expansion of its global reach with the announcement of planned service between London's Heathrow Airport and two U.S. cities, Boston and Miami. The airline has applied to both the European Commission and U.S. Department of Transportation to operate twice daily from Boston Logan International Airport and once ...
