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10/19/2006 [-] Former Pakistani leaders promise to restore democracy
10/19/2006 [-] Nurture can cause a struggle with maths
10/19/2006 [-] A real invisibility cloak? Wizard!
10/19/2006 [-] Suicide bombings kill 2 children, British soldier, Afghanistan policeman
10/19/2006 [-] British trio look for UEFA Cup lift
10/19/2006 [-] British veil row woman wins school victimisation case
10/19/2006 [-] Britain's public finances worsen in September
10/19/2006 [-] Britain now top target for Al Qaeda report
10/19/2006 [-] Muslim teaching assistant wins case
10/19/2006 [-] Media can't Let it Be as McCartney divorce battle sours
10/19/2006 [-] Talisman details new North Sea oil find
10/19/2006 [-] London mayor wins appeal in remarks case
10/19/2006 [-] EQ 5.0 Kandrian, New Britain, PNG PRELIMINARY REPORT
10/19/2006 [-] Complete works of Britain's Darwin to be made available online
10/19/2006 [-] Book reveals how to speak like a BBC newsreader
10/19/2006 [-] Tory tax reforms would hit poor
10/19/2006 [-] British cancer teenager given radiation overdose dies
10/19/2006 [-] Death row Briton in Pakistan thanks Blair, Charles for help
10/19/2006 [-] Radiation overdose patient dies
10/19/2006 [-] Yo, Dave C! US rapper talks guns with Tory leader
10/19/2006 [-] Livingstone wins appeal over 'Nazi' abuse
10/19/2006 [-] Blair calls Islamic head scarves 'mark of separation' in Britain
10/19/2006 [-] In Full the McCartney divorce papers
10/19/2006 [-] Extracts from leaked McCartney divorce document
10/19/2006 [-] Teenager who was given radiation overdose dies
10/19/2006 [-] Livingstone wins appeal over Nazi abuse
10/19/2006 [-] Mercy for husband who helped wife commit suicide
10/19/2006 [-] Death row Briton given two-month reprieve
10/19/2006 [-] Pakistan delays Briton's execution amid royal row
10/19/2006 [-] Complete works of Darwin to be made available online
10/19/2006 [-] Retail sales slip in September
10/19/2006 [-] Prudential posts rising sales, but warns on Egg losses
10/19/2006 [-] Tata Steel could make formal offer for Corus on October 20
10/19/2006 [-] Suicide attack wounds British troops, four Afghans
10/19/2006 [-] Complete works of Britain's Darwin to be made available online
10/19/2006 [-] Britain public finances worsen in September
10/19/2006 [-] Death row Briton in Pakistan thanks Blair, Charles for intervention
10/19/2006 [-] Public finances worsen in September
10/19/2006 [-] Queen Elizabeth II arrives in Estonia
10/19/2006 [-] Complete Darwin works put online
10/19/2006 [-] Complete works of Britain's Darwin to be made available online
10/19/2006 [-] Suicide bombers won't stop us in Afghanistan NATO chief
10/19/2006 [-] Get back McCartney divorce battle turns nasty
10/19/2006 [-] Suicide attack wounds British troops, four Afghans officials
10/19/2006 [-] Terrorist suspects put focus on Britain's 'control orders'
10/19/2006 [-] Britain main target of Al Qaeda Report
10/18/2006 [-] Queen to meet Siberia deportees before leaving Latvia
10/18/2006 [-] Stephen Hawking to divorce again
10/18/2006 [-] Britain now top target for Al-Qaeda
10/18/2006 [-] Who keeping Britain favourite aircraft ticking over? The French
10/18/2006 [-] PC weeps as she tells of fatal shot
10/18/2006 [-] Communities may be cut off if thousands of post offices close
10/18/2006 [-] We all panicked when we saw the blood, says Kiyan friend
10/18/2006 [-] Asylum for teenage girl who faced mutilation in Africa
10/18/2006 [-] Mortgage lender blames technology after it empties borrowers accounts
10/18/2006 [-] Hardy guests learn how to live far from the madding crowd
10/18/2006 [-] Breast implants linked to abnormal level of suicide
10/18/2006 [-] IVF may be cut to one embryo to protect lives
10/18/2006 [-] A big night for the great buffoon
10/18/2006 [-] Drink lapse Kennedy pulls out of awards job
10/18/2006 [-] The battle to show who loves business the most
10/18/2006 [-] Dave growling turns to howling after being seen off by Sir Ming
10/18/2006 [-] Tories tax silence is shattered by call for drastic cuts
10/18/2006 [-] BBC news woman can keep her cross
10/18/2006 [-] Police and prosecutors waste £55m a year on bungled cases
10/18/2006 [-] McCartneys divorce gets dirty as the real business of mudslinging begins
10/18/2006 [-] We wont provoke Iraqis by staying too long, says Blair
10/18/2006 [-] Prince in bid to save Briton on death row
10/18/2006 [-] Tory policy group proposes £21 billion tax cuts
10/18/2006 [-] Taxpayers cash could be used for party funding
10/18/2006 [-] TVR to leave Britain
10/18/2006 [-] Britain condemned for 'abdication to US'
10/18/2006 [-] Wayward monarch butterflies reach Britain
10/18/2006 [-] Britain raps Iran rights abuses
10/18/2006 [-] Britain Boosts Juba Talks
10/18/2006 [-] Conservative leader woos Britain's Hindu community
10/18/2006 [-] Warning Over Britain's Favourite Fish
10/18/2006 [-] Britain to look at boosting Darfur force
10/18/2006 [-] Britain condemned for 'abdication to US'
10/18/2006 [-] Wildlife crime unit will tackle Britain's illegal animal trade
10/18/2006 [-] Britain Must Cut Flights or Miss CO2 Targets Study
10/18/2006 [-] Russian Model Flees Britain After Abramovich Divorce Reports Paper
10/18/2006 [-] UK Muslims say Blair's integration call divisive
10/18/2006 [-] Blair rebuffs new criticism on Iraq, Afghanistan
10/18/2006 [-] Britain's First "Web-Rage" Attack
10/18/2006 [-] Blair vows to stand firm on Iraq strategy
10/18/2006 [-] Gay police group's 'anti-Christian' ad rapped
10/18/2006 [-] Irish PM urges N.Ireland parties to 'hold nerve' against deal wreckers
10/18/2006 [-] British rate hike on cards after minutes reveal split vote
10/18/2006 [-] BBC clears Fiona Bruce to wear a crucifix
10/18/2006 [-] Shot Pc tells how colleague was killed before her eyes
10/18/2006 [-] Reid blames opposition for control order fiasco
10/18/2006 [-] British troops risk becoming 'provocation' in Iraq Blair
10/18/2006 [-] Blair Nixes Early Withdrawal From Iraq
10/18/2006 [-] Siemens lands 350 million euro wind turbine contract from Scottish Power
10/18/2006 [-] Jobless claims near five-year peak
10/18/2006 [-] Reuters reports strong revenues, Factiva sale
10/18/2006 [-] Troops risk becoming 'provocation' in Iraq Blair
10/18/2006 [-] Postmasters fight sharp decline in post offices with huge petition
10/18/2006 [-] On historic Baltic visit, British queen lauds Latvians' love of liberty
10/18/2006 [-] Blair warns Pakistan against hanging Briton
10/18/2006 [-] Blair urges Pakistan to stay Briton's execution
10/18/2006 [-] Blair calls Islamic head scarves 'mark of separation' in Britain
10/18/2006 [-] Pressure grows on Blair over Iraq, Afghanistan strategy
10/18/2006 [-] YTL Power buoyant due to water ops in Britain
10/18/2006 [-] Blair says Britain should not 'overstay' in Iraq
10/18/2006 [-] Britain pledges to continue support Uganda's peace talks
10/18/2006 [-] Bank of England voted 7-2 to hold rates at 4.75 percent
10/18/2006 [-] Britain's Blair calls Muslim veil 'mark of separation'
10/18/2006 [-] Millions demand protection of post offices
10/18/2006 [-] Latvia awaits British royals on second leg of historic Baltic visit
10/17/2006 [-] British man sentenced to death in Pakistan to be executed next month
10/17/2006 [-] Sudan training, arming and supporting Janjaweed militia BBC
10/17/2006 [-] Wayward monarch butterflies reach Britain
10/17/2006 [-] British commander warns against complacency in Afghanistan
10/17/2006 [-] NRI pleads guilty of credit card fraud in Britain
10/17/2006 [-] Curb flights to save climate
10/17/2006 [-] Wildlife crime unit will tackle Britain's illegal animal trade
10/17/2006 [-] Blair Criticizes Full Veils as 'Mark of Separation'
10/17/2006 [-] Britain Boosts Juba Talks
10/17/2006 [-] Blair calls use of veil 'a mark of separation'
10/17/2006 [-] Madonna child arrives under blanket of mystery
10/17/2006 [-] The adoption in her words
10/17/2006 [-] Britain accused of breaching human rights over voting
10/17/2006 [-] two terror suspects at large in Britain
10/17/2006 [-] 44 Taliban killed in Afghan clashes; British forces exit southern district
10/17/2006 [-] 'Blog of Britain' aims to be online time capsule
10/17/2006 [-] Blair Says Muslim Veil Is a 'Mark of Separation'
10/17/2006 [-] Blair says Britain needs debate about Islam What's to talk about? YNET
10/17/2006 [-] Chat room user guilty of web rage
10/17/2006 [-] Child poverty falling too slowly to meet Blair target
10/17/2006 [-] FTSE 100 closes lower with banks under pressure
10/17/2006 [-] Moroccan judge hears suspects in Britain's biggest heist
10/17/2006 [-] Britain's Corus says India's Tata Steel could make US7.6B buyout bid
10/17/2006 [-] Britain lauds SA security council seat
10/17/2006 [-] Blunkett told prison boss to 'machine gun' rioters
10/17/2006 [-] Blair denies claims British presence in Iraq fuels extremism
10/17/2006 [-] Blair calls Muslim veils 'a mark of separation'
10/17/2006 [-] 'Blog of Britain' aims to be online time capsule
10/17/2006 [-] Blair deflects questions over Blunkett diaries
10/17/2006 [-] Blair turns on judges over escaped terror suspects
10/17/2006 [-] Britain Must Pay
10/17/2006 [-] Stonehenge makes list in new seven wonders vote
10/17/2006 [-] Veil marks separation, but women have right to wear it Blair
10/17/2006 [-] Malawian infant Madonna plans to adopt arrives in Britain
10/17/2006 [-] Britain May Ask For Probe Of Newsman's Killing By U.s. In Iraq
10/17/2006 [-] Britons invited to blog for Britain
10/17/2006 [-] Britain to tighten curbs on terror suspects
10/17/2006 [-] Anti-terror laws under fire as two terror suspects escape
10/17/2006 [-] Bangladesh militants confess to grenade attack on British envoy
10/17/2006 [-] British inflation eases to 2.4 percent in September
10/17/2006 [-] Britain withdraws from troubled Afghan district
10/17/2006 [-] EQ 5.4 Kandrian, New Britain, PNG PRELIMINARY REPORT
10/17/2006 [-] Reel surprises in the can for London Film Festival
10/17/2006 [-] Teen jailed for murdering cystic fibrosis boy
10/17/2006 [-] Inflation eases to 2.4 percent in September
10/17/2006 [-] Britain exits troubled Afghan district; airstrike kills 16 suspected Taliban
10/17/2006 [-] BA launches bidding for long-haul fleet replacement
10/17/2006 [-] British troops pull out of Afghan district
10/17/2006 [-] Terrorist Suspects Have Escaped in Britain
10/17/2006 [-] Madonna's Malawi baby flies into Britain
10/17/2006 [-] EQ 5.0 Rabaul, New Britain, PNG REPORT CANCELLATION
10/17/2006 [-] Police say the child being adopted by pop star Madonna has arrived in Britain
10/17/2006 [-] Disabled girl left in ethical limbo by parents' split
10/17/2006 [-] Madonna adopted child arrives in Britain
10/17/2006 [-] RWE sells Thames Water to Australian-led consortium
10/17/2006 [-] Madonna Malawi baby arrives in the UK
10/16/2006 [-] EU chief warns Britain against 'sulking from sidelines' AFP via Yahoo! News
10/16/2006 [-] Britain must cut flights or miss CO2 targets study
10/16/2006 [-] Spain. Battle of Britain in Velux 5 Oceans Bay of Biscay Regatta
10/16/2006 [-] Report two terror suspects at large in Britainãã
10/16/2006 [-] 2 detained terror suspects in Britain escape
10/16/2006 [-] Magnitude 6.9 Quake in New Britain, Papua New Guinea Prompts Tsunami Alert
10/16/2006 [-] Two terror suspects on the run in Britain
10/16/2006 [-] In Britain, Veil Issue Sparks Islamophobia Debate
10/16/2006 [-] Brazilian's Kin Appeal British Ruling
10/16/2006 [-] Brits say 2 terror suspects on the run
10/16/2006 [-] EU chief warns Britain against 'sulking from sidelines'
10/16/2006 [-] Fetish husband found guilty of attempted murder
10/16/2006 [-] Terror suspect escapes from hospital
10/16/2006 [-] Britons used as Saddam's 'human shields' demand inquiry
10/16/2006 [-] Gulf War hostages demand inquiry into British spy claims
10/16/2006 [-] Divorcees suffer highest debt burden
10/16/2006 [-] Care worker abuse conviction quashed for second time
10/16/2006 [-] Britain mulls mapping extremist Islamic hotspots to counter terror
10/16/2006 [-] Vilnius prepares for the first ever visit of Queen Elizabeth II
10/16/2006 [-] Teachers asked to root out Islamic extremists
10/16/2006 [-] The family full statement
10/16/2006 [-] Full text of letter given to murdered schoolboy
10/16/2006 [-] Schoolboy killer sentenced to life
10/16/2006 [-] Lloyds TSB denies sale of Scottish Widows
10/16/2006 [-] Rocket attack destroys British diplomatic vehicle in Iraq
10/16/2006 [-] De Menezes family take legal battle to High Court
10/16/2006 [-] British caterer settles 2 U.S. lawsuits
10/16/2006 [-] EMI says interim profits to drop by third
10/16/2006 [-] Baby Charlotte to be fostered as parents separate
10/16/2006 [-] Muslim women veil controversy flares up in Britain
10/15/2006 [-] 'Frustrated aspirations' will turn Afghans against NATO troops, general warns
10/15/2006 [-] Qatar Investment Authority front-runner to acquire Thames Water reports
10/15/2006 [-] Islamic militants face purge in schools and universities
10/15/2006 [-] Britain raps Iran rights abuses
10/15/2006 [-] Pedigree dogs most likely to be dumped
10/15/2006 [-] It dead wrong to write about the living, says author
10/15/2006 [-] History is strangled by cautious approach
10/15/2006 [-] South Africa Britain Unveils Its Prejudices Against Muslim Women
10/15/2006 [-] Family of Brazilian killed in terror chase goes to England's high court
10/15/2006 [-] Graphic the solution to the Su Doku grid in the final
10/15/2006 [-] Is it puzzling that women do best?
10/15/2006 [-] Gordonstoun offers free Highland trips to lure new parents
10/15/2006 [-] First-time buyers left stranded as house prices rise by 11%
10/15/2006 [-] Not quite all quiet as Dannatt returns to his office
10/15/2006 [-] Business is booming for pubs that ban smoking
10/15/2006 [-] Teenage coma survivor dies after knife attack
10/15/2006 [-] Can sat-nav negotiate Whitehall maze?
10/15/2006 [-] Leave a hole in the road and get one in the pocket
10/15/2006 [-] Muslim MP backs sacking of school assistant who wore veil
10/15/2006 [-] All faith schools may have to offer places to non-believers
10/15/2006 [-] Thou shalt help to save the planet, Mothers Union tells its 3.6m flock
10/15/2006 [-] Challenge to repay £2.4m
10/15/2006 [-] Find new members if you want more money, parties told
10/15/2006 [-] Polar opposites thaw as price for peace in Ulster
10/15/2006 [-] I wish I could just scratch an itch on my face
10/15/2006 [-] How paralysed patients could feed themselves by the power of thought
10/15/2006 [-] One man is killed and two wounded in weekend shootings
10/15/2006 [-] Health service cannot meet transplant target
10/15/2006 [-] Hospitals in Tory seats are targeted for closure
10/15/2006 [-] New teacher named best in Britain
10/15/2006 [-] 'We are prepared to make peace' Sinn Fein's Adams
10/15/2006 [-] Britain's Queen leaves Monday for first ever Baltic tour
10/15/2006 [-] Row over face veils intensifies in Britain
10/15/2006 [-] Britain launches shock ad campaign against binge drinking
10/15/2006 [-] Race war simmers in Britain
10/15/2006 [-] U.K. official Teaching assistant who wore veil at school should be fired
10/15/2006 [-] Row over face veils heats up
10/15/2006 [-] Four NRI firms among Britain's top 250 middle-market companies
10/15/2006 [-] 4 NRI firms in Britain's top 250 mid-level cos
10/15/2006 [-] MP wants Muslim teaching assistant sacked over veil
10/15/2006 [-] British Debate on Muslim Veils Heats Up
10/15/2006 [-] Britain puts pressure on alcohol drinkers and manufacturers
10/15/2006 [-] NIreland accord boosts self-rule hopes, but all eyes on key parties
10/15/2006 [-] Government urged to shift troops to Afghanistan from Iraq
10/15/2006 [-] The Asian bride who died a lonely death in Britain
10/15/2006 [-] Prince Charles signs off on first TV commercial
10/15/2006 [-] Police want spy planes to fight anti-social behaviour
10/15/2006 [-] Islamic Schools Test Ideal of Integration in Britain
10/14/2006 [-] Australian ex-army chief says Iraq war boosted militants
10/14/2006 [-] One-third of migrants fail citizenship test
10/14/2006 [-] Britain 'held hostage' by US policy
10/14/2006 [-] Physicist Hawking to star in movie report
10/14/2006 [-] PM returns from visit to Britain, Finland
10/14/2006 [-] Now, NZ's Maori tribe wants Britain to pay for its colonial past
10/14/2006 [-] Marijuana use down in Britain
10/14/2006 [-] Survey Marijuana Use Down In Britain
10/14/2006 [-] British Library to store 'blog' of lives of Britons report
10/14/2006 [-] British business group admits multi-millon donations to Tories
10/14/2006 [-] Britain welcomes 'strong and united' UN response to NKorea nuclear test
10/14/2006 [-] Thousands protest against cuts in health service in Britain
10/14/2006 [-] Home wind turbines turn fashionable in Britain
10/14/2006 [-] Battles over Muslim and Christian religious symbols rage
10/14/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland Prep Power-Sharing Plan
10/14/2006 [-] Badly Drawn Boy's video car up for eBay sale
10/14/2006 [-] Protesters confront British minister over veils
10/14/2006 [-] Muslim teaching assistant denies refusing to remove veil
10/14/2006 [-] British Airways suspends worker with crucifix
10/14/2006 [-] Probe into report that child murderer Huntley attacked in prison
10/14/2006 [-] Britain's top court overturns ruling that Wall Street Journal libeled Saudi
10/14/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland prepare plan to break standoff over police, power-sharing
10/14/2006 [-] Swiss Re fortifies its presence in Britain
10/14/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland strike accord on NIreland's future
10/14/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland trumpet accord on NIreland's future
10/14/2006 [-] Coroner says US 'unlawfully killed' ITN journalist in Iraq
10/14/2006 [-] SA diplomat angry after expelled from Britain
10/13/2006 [-] Can Britain lay claim to an ethical foreign policy
10/13/2006 [-] Police fail to catch thieves who were being tracked by satellite
10/13/2006 [-] Democracy? Must we? Oh all right, but wed really rather stay serfs
10/13/2006 [-] Brighton busker who led publishers on a merry dance
10/13/2006 [-] Cowell finds Church has the X factor
10/13/2006 [-] Gamblers penalised for using cards
10/13/2006 [-] What I want for Christmas is...an anti-religion rant
10/13/2006 [-] There nothing posh about good food, says TV farmer
10/13/2006 [-] Dinner ladies demand a labourer wage
10/13/2006 [-] Beware alcohol is not always harmful
10/13/2006 [-] Fine wines to carry a health warning on binge-drinking
10/13/2006 [-] How Pepys lost lover popped back for more
10/13/2006 [-] Lawyers win a rethink on reforms to legal aid
10/13/2006 [-] Straw returns to feel wrath of constituents
10/13/2006 [-] Suspended teacher should have removed veil, say Muslim leaders
10/13/2006 [-] Newsman unlawfully killed by US troops, says coroner
10/13/2006 [-] Ulster power talks end with a plan but no handshake
10/13/2006 [-] Ministers say general was out of order then concede his job is safe
10/13/2006 [-] Army throws weight behind chief who spoke for his men
10/13/2006 [-] The toughest life-and-death decisions are in his hands
10/13/2006 [-] Fertility Panel bishop blesses IVF for over-50s
10/13/2006 [-] US troops unlawfully killed UK journalist coroner
10/13/2006 [-] Blair stresses no disagreement with army chief in Iraq pull-out row
10/13/2006 [-] BRITAIN NRI appointed vice chair of BBC Trust
10/13/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland prepare plan to break standoff over police, power-sharing
10/13/2006 [-] Kenya Independence Heroes Sue Britain Over Colonial Repression
10/13/2006 [-] Army chief insists Britain will stay in Iraq until 'job is done'
10/13/2006 [-] Britain's top soldier tries to calm storm after Iraq pullout comments
10/13/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland strike accord on NIreland's future
10/13/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland trumpet accord on NIreland's future
10/13/2006 [-] Blair's Power Sliding on Dannatt Remarks
10/13/2006 [-] British-listed gambling websites suspend, exit US operations
10/13/2006 [-] Coroner U.S. Forces Killed TV Reporter
10/13/2006 [-] London shares close at 5 year high
10/13/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland strike accord on NIreland's future
10/13/2006 [-] Pound slips against dollar after positive US data
10/13/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland Unveil Plan for Northern Ireland Accord
10/13/2006 [-] Blair announces basis for Northern Ireland accord
10/13/2006 [-] British celebrity snapper cleared by Paris court for Diana photos
10/13/2006 [-] Soldiers salute General comments on web forum
10/13/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland Call for Power Sharing
10/13/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland Reveal Power Plan
10/13/2006 [-] British army chief clarifies controversial remarks on Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] Britain Seeks Repaymen
10/13/2006 [-] Pentagon rejects coroner's verdict on killing of British journalist
10/13/2006 [-] Virgin Atlantic cuts fuel surcharge on plane tickets
10/13/2006 [-] Coroner says US 'unlawfully killed' British journalist in Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] UK army chief insists Britain will stay in Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] Britain's top general unleashes controversy over Iraq Roundup
10/13/2006 [-] Britain's top soldier tries to calm storm after Iraq pullout comments AFP
10/13/2006 [-] UK government plans bill on climate change
10/13/2006 [-] UK army chief insists Britain will stay in Iraq until job is done
10/13/2006 [-] Muslim teaching assistant suspended for wearing veil
10/13/2006 [-] DR Congo official attacked in London
10/13/2006 [-] General's Remarks on Iraq Cause Stir in Britain
10/13/2006 [-] Britain Ready for Battle in Mau Mau Suit
10/13/2006 [-] Britain planning climate change bill in 2007
10/13/2006 [-] Coroner U.S. killed British reporter
10/13/2006 [-] Sportingbet sells US operations for one dollar
10/13/2006 [-] India, Britain to share experience in combating terror
10/13/2006 [-] U.S. troops unlawfully killed UK journalist coroner
10/13/2006 [-] Crunch Northern Ireland talks go into overtime
10/13/2006 [-] British general denies rift on Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] British TV journalist was 'unlawfully killed' by US forces in Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] Coroner U.S. killed British TV reporter
10/13/2006 [-] Now, NZ's Maori tribe wants Britain to pay for its colonial past
10/13/2006 [-] ITN reporter unlawfully killed by US forces in Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] Reaction the Iraq troops row
10/13/2006 [-] Army chief I stand by my call for troops to leave Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] Sportingbet sells U.S. operations for $1
10/13/2006 [-] Message in a bottle travels from Britain to New Zealand
10/13/2006 [-] Suspects in record British cash robbery questioned by Moroccan judge
10/13/2006 [-] ITN journalist was 'unlawfully killed' by US forces in Iraq
10/13/2006 [-] DR Congolese official attacked in London
10/13/2006 [-] British army head denies government rift
10/13/2006 [-] Britain's top soldier sparks storm with call to withdraw from Iraq soon
10/13/2006 [-] Sportingbet Sells U.S. Operations for 1
10/13/2006 [-] Britain's top soldier sparks storm with call to withdraw from Iraq soon AFP
10/13/2006 [-] Northern Ireland talks set to go down to wire
10/12/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland prepare plan to break Northern Ireland standoff over power-sharing
10/12/2006 [-] Britain must get troops out of Iraq, says head of Army
10/12/2006 [-] Top general urges Britain to leave Iraq
10/12/2006 [-] U.K. army chief calls for withdrawal from Iraq
10/12/2006 [-] Suspect admits U.S., Britain bomb plot
10/12/2006 [-] Breast cancer linked to farm work
10/12/2006 [-] Calorie-burning drink alarms health experts
10/12/2006 [-] University challenge, a starter for life
10/12/2006 [-] Bill to tackle climate change
10/12/2006 [-] A man prepared to speak his mind in support of his 10,000 troops
10/12/2006 [-] Army chief called in to explain quit Iraq appeal
10/12/2006 [-] Federal-Mogul clears Britain bankruptcy
10/12/2006 [-] Ties with Britain set for a boost
10/12/2006 [-] Parts-maker Federal-Mogul ends Britain bankruptcy protection
10/12/2006 [-] New Britain Police Looking For Alleged Gang Member
10/12/2006 [-] British presence in Iraq 'exacerbates' security problems army head
10/12/2006 [-] Shares rise in Australia's Macquarie on Thames Water speculation
10/12/2006 [-] U.K. Troops in Iraq Said Hurt Situation
10/12/2006 [-] British police arrest woman, probe links to banned Islamist group
10/12/2006 [-] British Muslims urged to beware children's radicalism
10/12/2006 [-] Blair at memorial to victims of terror attacks
10/12/2006 [-] New arrest on terror charges
10/12/2006 [-] Muslim protests disrupt British minister's appeal
10/12/2006 [-] Gov't softens airport security restrictions
10/12/2006 [-] Gov't admits to failings over terror blasts
10/12/2006 [-] Manchester woman charged with funding terrorism police
10/12/2006 [-] Emergency staff to get gas masks
10/12/2006 [-] Knifeman held at Blair's London residence
10/12/2006 [-] UK, U.S. at odds on threat from Guantanamo inmates
10/12/2006 [-] Woman charged in failed London bombings
10/12/2006 [-] Woman charged in connection with attempted London bombings
10/12/2006 [-] Teenage woman charged over failed London bombings
10/12/2006 [-] Brown targets terrorist financing
10/12/2006 [-] Man arrested after UK airport terminal evacuated
10/12/2006 [-] British man admits plotting to bomb buildings in Washington, Newark and New York
10/12/2006 [-] BRITAIN UK court eases libel laws in public interest
10/12/2006 [-] Man pleads guilty in U.S. bombings plot
10/12/2006 [-] Suspect admits U.S., Britain bomb p
10/12/2006 [-] War report could further damage Britain reputation in Middle East
10/12/2006 [-] Leading shares finish close to five-year peak
10/12/2006 [-] Blair battles to break deadlock at crunch NIreland talks
10/12/2006 [-] Britain plays down report of 650,000 deaths in Iraq since invasion
10/12/2006 [-] British man admits to U.S. bomb plot
10/12/2006 [-] Man admits Britain-US terrorism bomb plot
10/12/2006 [-] Law Lords ease libel law for English journalists
10/12/2006 [-] Deputy U.N. Secretary General Criticizes United States And Britain Over Darfur
10/12/2006 [-] Britain drink spiking epidemic
10/12/2006 [-] EU acts against Britain over dairy's food safety breaches
10/12/2006 [-] Beckett calls for closure of 'unacceptable' Guantanamo camp
10/12/2006 [-] Auditor tells NHS to sharpen up
10/12/2006 [-] 'Hi a'th kar,' Beatles songs go Cornish
10/12/2006 [-] Briton admits bomb plot against NY exchange
10/12/2006 [-] Wrongly Algerian jailed pilot sues Britain
10/12/2006 [-] British Man Admits to U.S. Bomb Plot
10/12/2006 [-] Britain's top court overturns ruling that Wall Street Journal libeled Saudi
10/12/2006 [-] Britain marks fundamental shift in ties with Muslim groups
10/12/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland upbeat at talks
10/12/2006 [-] Low-flying Harrier video just soldiers 'letting off steam'
10/12/2006 [-] Campaigners demand intelligence review in terror trials
10/12/2006 [-] SABMiller says beer sales rose 9.0 percent in first half
10/12/2006 [-] Wrongly accused Algerian pilot sues Britain
10/12/2006 [-] Robinson and McClaren slammed in British back pages
10/12/2006 [-] NIreland talks get down to business, after upbeat start
10/12/2006 [-] Indian novelist is awarded Britain's Man Booker Prize
10/12/2006 [-] Ruling heralds US-style libel laws in Britain
10/12/2006 [-] Britain's top court overturns ruling that Wall Street Journal libeled Saudi
10/11/2006 [-] Britain cracks down on age discrimination
10/11/2006 [-] From business to Booker, India is flavour of season in Britain
10/11/2006 [-] Indian food 2nd favourite takeaway in Britain
10/11/2006 [-] High Court in Britain Loosens Strict Libel Law
10/11/2006 [-] Muslim Veils and Individual Rights
10/11/2006 [-] Ministers renege on cookery lessons pledge
10/11/2006 [-] Robber pleads guilty to policewoman murder
10/11/2006 [-] How rarest dogs in the world were saved
10/11/2006 [-] Discovered Europe first new mammal in 100 years
10/11/2006 [-] It just like old Times as Hockney makes headline news 50 years on
10/11/2006 [-] Pursuit by black woman judge brought racist lout to justice
10/11/2006 [-] A judgment that is refreshing and long overdue
10/11/2006 [-] Libel ruling heralds new era for British investigative journalism
10/11/2006 [-] Glad to be home, but Paras mourn 16 lost in action
10/11/2006 [-] Could Dr No at last be learning how to say yes?
10/11/2006 [-] Blair hails a pivotal moment for Ulster
10/11/2006 [-] A check-up that doesnt benefit the patient
10/11/2006 [-] Pride and the public helped us to the top, says chief
10/11/2006 [-] Tougher health ratings show most trusts fail to provide good services
10/11/2006 [-] Lib Dems £2.4m was donated by fraudulent firm
10/11/2006 [-] Kelly penalises mosques failure to tackle terror
10/11/2006 [-] The focus is moving away from class divide
10/11/2006 [-] A school reflects its community so quotas cannot work, say heads
10/11/2006 [-] Majority show their support
10/11/2006 [-] Race quotas needed to end divide in schools
10/11/2006 [-] Algeria Wrongly Algerian jailed pilot sues Britain
10/11/2006 [-] Great Britain with point to prove
10/11/2006 [-] Ulster faces its one-off chance in St Andrews
10/11/2006 [-] Funding cut-off threat by minister angers Muslim groups
10/11/2006 [-] Man admits murdering policewoman Beshenivsky
10/11/2006 [-] London shares close touch higher
10/11/2006 [-] Blair, Gyurcsany meet in London, mark 1956 Hungary uprising
10/11/2006 [-] Church of England risks row over better rights for cohabitees
10/11/2006 [-] Indian PM gets honorary doctorate from Cambridge University
10/11/2006 [-] Blair faces rocky ride over succession
10/11/2006 [-] Burberry interim sales rise 10 percent
10/11/2006 [-] Man admits murdering Beshenivsky
10/11/2006 [-] UK minister backs university ban on Muslim veils
10/11/2006 [-] Wrongly Algerian jailed pilot sues Britain
10/11/2006 [-] Madonna finds her child but will an adoption work?
10/11/2006 [-] Storms prompt flood alerts across western UK
10/11/2006 [-] Time Warner sells AOL UK in final overhaul of European ops
10/11/2006 [-] E.ON to invest in expanding coal-fired power plant in Kent
10/11/2006 [-] London City Airport sold to consortium
10/11/2006 [-] Gov't marks 'fundamental' shift in ties with Muslim groups
10/11/2006 [-] Jewish life trickles back to London's East End
10/11/2006 [-] Home wind turbines turn fashionable in Britain
10/11/2006 [-] Briefing controversial drug decisions by Nice
10/11/2006 [-] Anger over the denial of Alzheimer drugs
10/11/2006 [-] Man pleads guilty to murder of police officer
10/11/2006 [-] Sainsbury extends sales rise in second quarter
10/11/2006 [-] Inventor's bright idea for perfect boiled egg
10/10/2006 [-] Why Britain kicked me and my family out
10/10/2006 [-] Manmohan for more reforms, anti-terror ties with Britain upped http//www.newkerala/news4.php?action=fullnews&id=34043/
10/10/2006 [-] Bangladeshi child labour helping make clothes for Tesco report
10/10/2006 [-] Brown says Britain must stand firm with US in fight against terror
10/10/2006 [-] Britain becomes the fat man of Europe Daily Telegraph
10/10/2006 [-] Junk Food Britain Move To Ban Ads
10/10/2006 [-] Britain's trade deficit narrows marginally in August
10/10/2006 [-] Britain's trade deficit shrinks
10/10/2006 [-] Britain's BAE wins 'billion-dollar' US defence contracts
10/10/2006 [-] Gordon backed as best in Britain
10/10/2006 [-] Britain raises wages of troops in Iraq
10/10/2006 [-] Indian writer wins Man Booker Prize in Britain
10/10/2006 [-] Landmark atlas fetches record price at auction
10/10/2006 [-] Paisley's DUP will make deal for power-sharing, Sinn Fein's Adams says
10/10/2006 [-] Kiran Desai wins Man Booker Prize
10/10/2006 [-] Writer Kiran Desai Wins Man Booker Prize
10/10/2006 [-] British finance minister Brown says fewer Muslim women should wear veils
10/10/2006 [-] Britain to recognize valor of its troops by increasing benefits
10/10/2006 [-] Britain, India condemn DPRK's nuclear test
10/10/2006 [-] Troops in Iraq and Afghanistan to get cash to wipe out tax bill
10/10/2006 [-] Britain's top diplomat goes clubbing in department review
10/10/2006 [-] Silence in court shattered as suspect causes a stink
10/10/2006 [-] Heathrow Airport terminal evacuated in security alert
10/10/2006 [-] Blair backs Straw in Muslim veil row
10/10/2006 [-] Trade deficit narrows to 6.7 billion pounds in August
10/10/2006 [-] Britain's BAE wins 'billion-dollar' US defence contracts
10/10/2006 [-] BBC to launch new Farsi-language TV channel for Iran
10/10/2006 [-] British troops in war zones get cash to negate tax bill
10/10/2006 [-] U.K. unveils plan to freeze terror funds
10/10/2006 [-] Britain jails student bombmaker
10/10/2006 [-] Britain, Ireland seek peace deal in crunch NIreland talks
10/10/2006 [-] Manmohan Singh flies to Britain amid North Korea blasts
10/10/2006 [-] Little Britain in race for Emmys
10/10/2006 [-] UK Britain's wind power could be best in Europe
10/10/2006 [-] Manmohan Leaves on Six-Day Visit to Britain and Finland
10/10/2006 [-] Britain is fattest country in Europe AFP via Yahoo! News
10/10/2006 [-] Blair, Rushdie back minister in veil row
10/10/2006 [-] London shares close firmer, near day's highs
10/10/2006 [-] Rushdie Veils Take Power From Women
10/10/2006 [-] Blair, Singh meet to discuss terrorism, trade
10/10/2006 [-] Cash payment for foreign prisoners to leave Britain
10/10/2006 [-] NATO commander to discuss Taliban with Musharraf
10/09/2006 [-] Blair's Labour Party gets much-needed poll boost
10/09/2006 [-] Plan to pay foreign prisoners to leave dubbed 'bribe'
10/09/2006 [-] Manmohan Leaves on Six-Day Visit to Britain and Finland
10/09/2006 [-] Brown struggles in poll against Conservatives, Labour contenders
10/09/2006 [-] Britain to push for UN sanctions against N. Korea
10/09/2006 [-] Go-today Debuts New Vacation Packages to Britain
10/09/2006 [-] British troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan to get cash bonus
10/09/2006 [-] Water main break in New Britain fixed
10/09/2006 [-] Britain donates three million pounds to Palestinian workers
10/09/2006 [-] BRITAIN British media back Straw over Muslim comments
10/09/2006 [-] North Korean tests likely to dominate India-Britain talks
10/09/2006 [-] London shares close higher as miners rally
10/09/2006 [-] Scottish custody fight girl gives passports to Pakistan court
10/09/2006 [-] World's 15th biggest diamond sold for 12.36 million dollars
10/09/2006 [-] Anti-war protestors clash with police
10/09/2006 [-] UK AG says written constitution for Britain warrants 'serious' study
10/09/2006 [-] Britain 's Prince Edward starts Africa tour in drought zone
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10/09/2006 [-] NIreland firebrand meets Catholic chief, as talks hopes rise
10/09/2006 [-] Acropolis museum to be ready by mid-2007, boosting claims for Parthenon Marbles
10/09/2006 [-] Raw material prices drop sharply in September
10/09/2006 [-] Workers appeal for tighter rules in shipbreaking industry
10/09/2006 [-] Britain divided over veil issue
10/09/2006 [-] Britain should 'seriously consider' written constitution
10/09/2006 [-] Airbus sets aside 1.0 billion euros for A380 compensation
10/09/2006 [-] Hackers not burglars 'biggest fear' for Britons
10/09/2006 [-] NIreland firebrand meets Catholic chief, ahead of crunch talks
10/09/2006 [-] PM's statement before leaving for Britain, Finland
10/09/2006 [-] Britain condemns DPRK's nuclear test
10/09/2006 [-] Great Britain press writes about “the danger of Moldovan invasion
10/08/2006 [-] N Korean nuclear test 'highly provocative' Britain
10/08/2006 [-] Singh to discuss terrorism, trade with Britain, EU
10/08/2006 [-] Iran's ex-president to visit Britain
10/08/2006 [-] Why Paula Radcliffe is happy to take pregnancy in her stride
10/08/2006 Green taxes backed by most voters
10/08/2006 Police investigated for exaggerating evidence against 9/11 suspect
10/08/2006 British police investigated for exaggerating evidence against 9/11 suspect
10/08/2006 The Frenchwoman with a taste for business and Thatcher Britain
10/08/2006 U.S. bombs illegally moved through Britain
10/08/2006 A clued-up woman has all the answers for crossword final
10/08/2006 Britain's Prince Edward kicks off African tour in drought-hit Kenya
10/08/2006 Minister dives into Britain's veil debate
10/08/2006 Minister dives into Britain's veil debate
10/08/2006 PM to discuss terrorism, n-cooperation with Britain, EU
10/08/2006 Teenager Charged In New Britain Shooting Death
10/08/2006 Britain may loosen Internet gambling law paper
10/08/2006 Fallout spreads from British minister's call to remove Muslim veils
10/08/2006 A drained Blair should quit soon for his own good
10/08/2006 Man charged in New Britain shooting death
10/08/2006 Mainstream News Britain says Pakistan is hiding Taliban chief
10/08/2006 Tattoos move from society's margins to the mainstream
10/08/2006 Deputy PM rejects colleague's call on removal of Muslim veil
10/08/2006 Britain tried to rein in Bush Blunkett
10/08/2006 Britain sends SA diplomat packing
10/08/2006 British experts smoke out hi-tech help for fire rescue
10/08/2006 Prince Harry banned from fighting in Afghanistan
10/08/2006 Britain's Prince Harry banned from fighting in Afghanistan
10/08/2006 Britain tried in vain to curb US on Iraq, says Blunkett
10/08/2006 NATO commander to meet Pakistan president on Taliban
10/07/2006 Britain's former foreign secretary ignites debate over Muslim integration
10/07/2006 Kenyan independence veterans want apology from Britain
10/07/2006 Britain's Prince Harry banned from fighting in Afghanistan report
10/07/2006 Iran's ex-president Khatami to visit Britain
10/07/2006 America flouted law by flying bombs to Israel through Britain
10/07/2006 India to brief Britain, EU on findings of probe into July bombings
10/07/2006 Fatal shooting in New Britain under investigation
10/07/2006 Britain said 'bungling' war death inquests
10/07/2006 Top BBC presenter in trouble for praising drugs
10/07/2006 Coley called up by Great Britain
10/07/2006 Britain fears slide into 'intense and prolonged' Afghan war
10/07/2006 British rock star Doherty postpones British tour to recover from drug rehab
10/07/2006 India call centre industry defends data security record after TV sting
10/07/2006 Britain Jack Straw's anti-Muslim provocation
10/07/2006 Britain tried to curb U.S. on Iraq ex-minister
10/07/2006 New Britain offense wakes up
10/07/2006 Blair says British forces succeeding against Taliban
10/07/2006 Press back Straw in Muslim veil row
10/07/2006 Britain to probe data theft in India
10/07/2006 Pak seeks extradition of Baloch rebel leaders from Britain
10/07/2006 Muslims most disadvantaged in Britain survey
10/07/2006 BMW owners voted worst drivers in Britain
10/07/2006 Britain funds robotic system for baldness treatment
10/07/2006 Britain's PM reinforces his support for troops in Afghanistan
10/07/2006 Swedish furniture giant rails at being boxed in by Britain planning system
10/07/2006 Muslim issues test multicultural Britain
10/07/2006 Outsourcing thriving in Britain despite India bashing
10/06/2006 Britain wants to speed up terror trials report
10/06/2006 British press back minister in Muslim veil row
10/06/2006 British Official Criticizes Muslim Veil
10/06/2006 British firefighters roasted for party prank that backfired
10/06/2006 How Britain helped the victims with generosity
10/06/2006 Congo Britain to trim Congo embassy staff for polls
10/06/2006 Britain tells European politicians to stop meddling in EADS
10/06/2006 2005 saw largest immigration of foreign workers in Britain
10/06/2006 Indians move away from joint family system in Britain
10/06/2006 And Britain's sexiest car is...
10/06/2006 Britain's former foreign secretary ignites debate on Muslim women wearing veils
10/06/2006 'Les Miserables' leaves 'Cats' gloomy
10/06/2006 Japanese rice wine penetrates sanctum of French haute cuisine
10/06/2006 Straw prompts Islamic integration debate
10/06/2006 Group U.S. Had Secret Prison in Germany
10/06/2006 Britain's former foreign secretary ignites debate on Muslim women wearing veils
10/06/2006 Journalist 'shot by US troops in Iraq', inquest told
10/06/2006 Millions of ePassports issued in Britain
10/06/2006 First double jeopardy murderer jailed for life
10/06/2006 Reporter hot by American troops on way to hospital
10/06/2006 Goodbye Ulster Queen marks end of Army role with honour
10/06/2006 French archbishop's 200-year-old dentures go on show in London
10/06/2006 ElectricInvest to buy Viridian for $3B
10/06/2006 Queen reviews troops as NIreland force winds down
10/06/2006 Britain Security Council to take up Iran sanctions question next
10/06/2006 Britain seen as Israel-friendly
10/06/2006 BMW owners voted worst drivers in Britain
10/06/2006 Rolls-Royce suspends Airbus engine production for one year
10/06/2006 British manufacturing rises in August
10/06/2006 Straw says he would like veils to be discarded
10/06/2006 Straw defence of veil comments fails to defuse row
10/06/2006 Pakistan pledges high security for Charles and Camilla trip
10/06/2006 Straw's defence of veil comments fails to defuse row
10/06/2006 Manufacturing rises in August
10/06/2006 Britain's Conservative chief finding his feet on the Internet
10/06/2006 Britain confirms six power meeting on Iran nuclear crisis
10/06/2006 Security Council set to weigh sanctions against Iran next week
10/06/2006 Officer excused from guarding Embassy
10/06/2006 Former British FM's remarks on veils provoke division
10/06/2006 Yahoo! News World Britain
10/05/2006 2005 saw largest immigration of foreign workers in Britain
10/05/2006 Indians move away from joint family system in Britain
10/05/2006 Straw draws criticism from Muslim groups
10/05/2006 Gazprom acquires stake in Netherlands-Britain gas pipeline consortium
10/05/2006 Britain confirms six power meeting on Iran nuclear crisis
10/05/2006 Three men arrested over Muslim dairy firebomb
10/05/2006 Engineer in bogus taxi killed estate agent, 20
10/05/2006 Boy of 15 was seized and killed for being white
10/05/2006 Livingstone wins High Court challenge over Nazi outburst
10/05/2006 The bright spark who lived up to her promise
10/05/2006 A woman is top lawyer for first time in 500 years
10/05/2006 Embassy PC moved to safeguard family
10/05/2006 Poor turned off Sure Start by middle-class mothers
10/05/2006 Man who died at Bismarck gay sex party was high on cocaine
10/05/2006 Tories take a leaf out of Thatcher election book
10/05/2006 A smuggled plea for clemency
10/05/2006 Death-row Briton who found faith pleads for mercy and forgiveness
10/05/2006 New planets make discovery of life in space more likely
10/05/2006 Text messages sparked Lineker rumours
10/05/2006 Jilted lover talked football boss
10/05/2006 Security alert for Prince on royal visit to Pakistan
10/05/2006 Primary children beat the 1975 generation in old spelling test
10/05/2006 Exam chiefs scrap GCSE coursework to stamp out cheating
10/05/2006 Straw asks Muslims to lift their veils
10/05/2006 Seizures of radioactive materials fuel dirty bomb fears
10/05/2006 Britain Rice and foreign ministers to meet on Iran
10/05/2006 Tata Steel weighs bid for Corus of Britain
10/05/2006 6 Nations to Meet, Talk Action on Iran
10/05/2006 Today in History Oct. 5
10/05/2006 British police probe Muslim's excusal from Israeli guard duty
10/05/2006 Britain names price for UN vote
10/05/2006 Foreign investors prefer Britain
10/05/2006 Britain Holds Interest Rates Steady
10/05/2006 Deng cleared to play for Britain
10/05/2006 Kenyan independence veterans want apology from Britain
10/05/2006 Reid considers radical plans as prisons will be full this week
10/05/2006 Jack Straw calls on Muslim women to lift their veils
10/05/2006 'Peter Pan' sequel launched worldwide on centenary of creation
10/05/2006 Briefing Tata Steel weighs bid for Corus of Britain
10/05/2006 US, Britain warn of sanctions in Iran nuke case
10/05/2006 Britain Holds Interest Rates Steady
10/05/2006 'Britain demands plum UN posts for supporting Ban Ki Moon'
10/05/2006 British police probe Muslim officer's refusal of Israeli guard duty
10/05/2006 Review of Muslim officer ordered in London
10/05/2006 Inquiry over Muslim officer excused from embassy duty
10/05/2006 U.K. Muslim officer excused duty at Israeli embassy
10/05/2006 Foreign investors prefer Britain
10/05/2006 Britain tells European politicians to stop meddling in EADS
10/05/2006 Police chief orders report on embassy PC
10/05/2006 IndiaTata Steel seen eying multi-billion takeover of Europe's Corus
10/05/2006 Britain backs common European policy on immigration AFP via Yahoo! News
10/04/2006 US, Britain warn of sanctions in Iran nuke case
10/04/2006 Princess Anne meets British troops in Afghanistan
10/04/2006 Tax credits hit poor families
10/04/2006 Drivers think of sex rather than signals
10/04/2006 Binmen in stand-off at dawn
10/04/2006 McCartney is Little Miss Fashion
10/04/2006 Muslim PC excused embassy duty
10/04/2006 Bronze Age canoe makes its first journey in more than 3,000 years
10/04/2006 After four centuries, Sark gives power to the people
10/04/2006 CBI and union back unequal pay ruling
10/04/2006 Chilli-hot blackmail judges to be investigated
10/04/2006 A rebel still looking for that perfect job
10/04/2006 Topshop saviour is ready to quit in Kate Moss row
10/04/2006 And the gays went in two by two . . .
10/04/2006 Insurance car tracker will be spy for police
10/04/2006 Britain and America dominate list of best universities
10/04/2006 Will Dr No decide to dance with the devil?
10/04/2006 IRA is committed to ending all terrorist activity, say monitors
10/04/2006 0870, your number up
10/04/2006 I want to be the Prime Minister of this country, not president
10/04/2006 No turning back Cameron pitches for Blair mantle
10/04/2006 Drug lifts blindness threat for thousands
10/04/2006 Britain demands plum UN posts in backroom deal
10/04/2006 Britain launches hi-tech passport
10/04/2006 Judge rules London mayor not anti-Semitic
10/04/2006 Changes worry Conservatives in Britain
10/04/2006 US, Britain warn Iran of sanctions
10/04/2006 Britain says IRA now poses no security threat
10/04/2006 Britain refuses Gitmo detainees
10/04/2006 France's Sarkozy sends friendship to Britain's Conservatives
10/04/2006 Britain, Ireland receive report on IRA
10/04/2006 Watchdog report on IRA fuels hopes for N.Ireland accord
10/04/2006 Somalia Some Somalis Living in Britain Give Donation to Internally Displaced People in Mogadishu
10/04/2006 No turning back, Cameron tells Tories
10/04/2006 Britain, U.S. Heat Up Iran Sanctions Talk
10/04/2006 Tories vote chef Oliver hero after pickle over pies
10/04/2006 Britain's bleeding-heart conservative?
10/04/2006 New DNA test could boost crime clean-up rates
10/04/2006 Lloyd Webber Clears 'Biggest Mortgage In Britain'
10/04/2006 Britain says IRA no security threat
10/04/2006 BP oil output hit by Prudhoe Bay closure in third quarter
10/04/2006 Gap between richest, poorest workers in UK grows
10/04/2006 Britain calls on Myanmar to release activists Japan Today
10/03/2006 Ghostly goings-on in Canada's 'Little Britain'
10/03/2006 Ghostly goings-on in Canada's âLittle Britain
10/03/2006 Britain refuses to accept British detainees held at Guantanamo Bay
10/03/2006 Britain refuses Gitmo detainees
10/03/2006 Britain calls on Myanmar to release activists Kyodo via Yahoo! Asia News
10/03/2006 WRAPUP 7-U.S., Britain warn of sanctions in Iran nuclear case
10/03/2006 5,000 soldiers waiting to be treated by British hospitals
10/03/2006 Drought to ravage half the world within 100 years
10/03/2006 Osborne defuses internal rebellion over taxes with plea for discipline
10/03/2006 Birds get taste for tadpoles as summer heat keeps worms under ground
10/03/2006 Blair teacher argues for selection in state education
10/03/2006 Tributes to medic who died in rebel attack
10/03/2006 Sir Trevor tears for a friend killed in Iraq by friendly fire
10/03/2006 Woman Charged in Failed London Bombings
10/03/2006 A new man at helm as Tories meet
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