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The Schizophrenia Commission, which was established by Rethink Mental Illness charity, has released a report titled The Abandoned Illness, which highlights too much is spent on secure care - 19% of the mental health budget in England last year.
Anti-Austerity Strikes and Protests Sweep European Union
Anti-austerity protests are expected to disrupt public life and restrict transport links across the continent.
The Communist party chooses 'Xi Jinping' as new leader
As China's 18th Party Congress draws to a close just one day before the announcement of the country's new leaders, the state-owned news agency has reported that as expected Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang have been elected to the party's Central Committee.
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China Party Congress Elects Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang to Central Committee
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Liberal Democrat Icon Cyril Smith 'Sexually Abused' Boys during 'Medicals' at Rochdale Home
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Dalai Lama Urges Japan to Investigate Self-Immolations in Tibet
77-year-old spiritual leader said foreign intervention is necessary to jolt 'narrow-minded Communist officials' in Beijing.
Spotlight on China: Politics Still Taboo for London Chinese Community
London's Chinatown residents are still distrustful when asked about China's future and past Presidents Xi Jinping and Hu Jintao.
Saudi Arabia: Women's Activist Nassima al-Sadah Sues Interior Ministry over Female Driving Ban
Sadah follows Manal al-Sharif and Samar Badawi in filing similar lawsuits against the government
Petraeus scandal: Paula Broadwell home searched by FBI
FBI agents have searched the home of Paula Broadwell, the woman at the centre of the scandal involving the former CIA Director David Petraeus, after it came to light the two were having an extra marital affair.
Care home abuse: Missing report found in archives
As the investigation into sexual abuse carried out by a paedophile ring at a number of residential children's homes in the 70s and 80s has been reopened.
Golden Dawn Lands in Italy as Race Attacks Increase in Athens
Greece's infamous neo-Nazi party set up a branch in Italian city of Trieste.
Uganda Uses Anti-Gay Bill to 'Blackmail the West', Leading Activist Tells IBTimes
Parliamentary speaker Rebecca Kadaga says bill will become law by end of 2012, but Kikonyogo Kivumbi says it is merely a 'political weapon'.
Australia: Royal Commission into Catholic Church's Paedophiles
Prime Minister Gillard call for Royal Commission to investigate claims of widespread sexual abuses in religious schools, churches and charities
Israeli Tanks Score 'Direct Hits' on Syrian Targets as Golan Heights Erupts
Israel tanks fire on Syrian targets after stray mortar from Syrian civil war lands in Golan Heights.
Sally Bercow ‘Sorry’ for Outing Lord McAlpine on Twitter as Peer Prepares for Libel Action
Bercow admits implicating McAlpine was 'the most stupid thing I've ever done'.
BBC Bonfire of the Vanities: News Bosses Helen Boaden and Stephen Mitchell ‘Step Aside’ as David Cameron Criticises Entwistle’s £1.3m Payout
Helen Boaden, BBC news director and deputy Stephen Mitchell are to stand aside over the Newsnight row.
George Entwistle Radio 4 Interview, Full Transcript
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BBC Director General George Entwistle Resigns Amid Newsnight Scandal
Tim Davie will assume acting Director General role as BBC attempts to control spiralling Newsnight crisis.
US to Sell 25 Warplanes to Saudi Arabia in $6.7bn Deal
Saudis to buy 20 military transport planes and five refuelling Hercules aircraft.
Syria Civil War: Syrian National Council Elects Christian as Leader
George Sabra, who took on Bashar al-Assad and his father Hafez al-Assad, to head anti-Assad group.
EU 2013 Budget Negotiations Crumble Over Hike in Outlay
EU Commission and Parliament look for 6.8% rise, but member states refuse to yield.
CIA Chief David Petraeus Steps Down over Extra-Marital Affair
Affair, brought to light by FBI, 'unacceptable' for a husband of 37 years and leader of the CIA.
Russia: Power Play and Scandalous Slippers Behind Military Shake-up
Vladimir Putin claims the removal of Gen Nikolai Makarov and Defence Minister Anatoly Serdyukov was necessitated by corruption. But, Umberto Bacchi says, the real reason might be far different.
Lord McAlpine To Sue Over Child Sex Ring Web Claims as Steve Messham Admits Mistake
'I am not a paedophile' insists Thatcher's former Treasurer Lord McAlpine as he appoints lawyers for legal fight as Steve Messham apologises
Government Bans Calculators for 11-Year-Olds in England, Elizabeth Truss Announces
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US President Barack Obama Weeps as he Thanks his Campaign Staff [VIDEO]
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Lord McAlpine: sex abuse allegation "wholly false"
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Iranian Aircraft Make Unsuccessful Bid to 'Take Down US Drone'
Two Iranian warplanes fire 'multiple rounds' at US surveillance drone over Gulf.
Iran Attempts and Fails to Shoot Down U.S. Drone
The Pentagon said that a MT-1 U.S. military aircraft surveillance drone, flying on a regular surveillance mission near to the Iranian coast, was intercepted by two Iranian jet fighters.
Barack Obama to Make Historic Trip to Myanmar
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Barack Obama : First US President to Visit Myanmar
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Why Murdoch's Fox News Should Thank Barack Hussein Obama
President Obama's second term is a boon for US Fox News Channel, despite its Republican bias
Will US Marijuana Legalisation Help Smash the Mexican Drug Cartels?
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