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EU Referendum Vote: David Cameron Must Give Britons Right to Decide Euro Future, Says Tory MP
A Conservative MP has blasted the David Cameron’s decision to impose a three-line whip on today’s referendum vote saying that “British people should have the right to decide the future direction of the U.K.’s European relationship”.
Britain Must Support the Euro
Christopher Moran, a senior figure in the City of London and Conservative supporter has said: “Britain must support the Euro” to improve the ailing economic climate.
British Holiday Makers Travelling Without Insurance, Travel Insurance Prices and Reviews
British Holiday Makers Travelling Without Insurance, Compare Insurance Prices. Many British holidaymakers are travelling to Europe and other parts of the world without the relevant travel insurance ABTA suggests.
4 October 2011: All The Latest Live Travel News
4 October 2011: All The Latest Live Travel News. Tired of trawling through BBC Travel News and AA Travel to find the disruptions on routes that will effect you in the morning rush? Here is your comprehensive guide to the morning rush hour with updates of all the latest travel news from across the United Kingdom and all the traffic news today. Click here for all the latest UK travel news as well as traffic news on the busiest roads in Britain every morning as well as travel news London. Covered ...
David Cameron’s Libya Visit Has Multiple Implications
British Prime Minister David Cameron, accompanied by his foreign minister, paid a visit on Sept. 15 to Tripoli, the recently liberated capital of Libya. This was the first visit there by the head of state of a key European country since the deposition of former Libyan President Col. Moammar Gadhafi.
Will Stelios’ New Airline Fastjet Rival Easyjet?
Will Stelios’ New Airline Fastjet Rival Easyjet? EasyJet, the UK’s largest budget airline, which carries more passengers than any other United Kingdom airline is set to be faced with shock competition from one of its own in Stelios Haji-Ioannou who, according to reports is set to launch a new airline called FastJet.
26 September 2011: The Latest Travel News
Here is all the latest travel news for UK commuters for the 26 September 2011. Here you will find all the latest up to date travel news for your journey this morning. Here we will cover all the latest travel information on the buses, train, tube and motorway networks across the United Kingdom.
Ahmadinejad UN Speech: Full Transcript of a Discourse That Provoked a U.S. Walkout
With Muammar Gaddafi out of the picture, many thought, that the long and sometimes very provocative speeches, at the UN would be history. Iranian president Ahmadinejad however showed Thursday September 23 that he still had some fire left, positioning himself as the voice of the oppressed.
Times Atlas ‘Wrong’ on Climate Change Impact in Greenland
A group of UK polar scientists say the Times Atlas of the World was wrong to claim it was forced to re-draw its map of Greenland due to climate change.
Google Android Devices More Popular than Apple iPhone
Research from comScore has emerged suggesting that sales of devices running Google's Android operating system have overtaken those of Apple's iOS-powered iPhone in the top-five European markets (EU5).
Can Cats, Jellyfish and Monkeys Help to Fight Aids in Humans?
Gene scientists from the U.S. and Japan working with aids have created green glowing cats as part of their work to beat the illness Sky News has revealed.
Hurricane Katia: 4,000 Irish Without Power as UK Braces Itself for 80mph Winds [VIDEO FOOTAGE]
Travellers across the United Kingdom have been told to take care as Northern Ireland; Wales, Scotland and the north of England brace themselves for a day of high winds and string gusts as Hurricane Katia reaches the UK.
(Exclusive) An Interview with the iPhone 5 Experiment's Robert Shoesmith
Undeterred by the lack of official news, or the British weather, Apple fanatic Robert Shoesmith has caught the world's attention, planning to camp outside the Covent Garden Apple store to ensure he's the first Brit to get his hands on the company's fabled iPhone 5 smartphone.Earlier this week the IBTimes caught up with Shoesmith to find out how and more importantly why, the Marketing and PR guru plans to achieve the feat in an exclusive interview.
9/11 Anniversary: Has the War on Terror made the World a Safer Place?
A decade after the attacks on New York and Washington, has the American and British "war on terror" made either the Western or the Islamic world signficantly safer place, or has it simply bred resentment on all sides?
Apple iPad Test Could Detect Initial Signs of Alzheimer’s
Apple iPad Test Could Detect Initial Signs of Alzheimer’s
Was Lockerbie Bomber Megrahi Freed to Shift Gaddafi’s Position on BP Oil Deal?
As the scandal surrounding the release of the Lockerbie bomber refuses to die down, new allegations implicating the signature of a BP oil deal have emerged.
Time for Cameron to Prove he is not a ‘European Enthusiast’ and Call European Union Membership Referendum
David Cameron’s appearance in front of MP’s yesterday at the House of Commons Liaison Committee has done little to quieten the calls for a vote on continuing European Union membership within the ranks of his party.
Scottish Conservatives Must Deal with the Legacy of Margaret Thatcher Before the Party Can Move Forward
Scottish Conservative’s Must Deal with the Legacy of Margaret Thatcher Before the Party Can Move Forward
New H5N1 Bird Flu Strain Deadlier Says UN
The United Nations reported Monday that a deadlier strain of the bird flu virus had been discovered in the Far East.
Twitter Campaign Triggers Commons Debate on Hillsborough Disaster
A petition calling on the UK Government to release all official documents relating to the Hillsborough disaster 15 April 1989 may result in a debate in Parliament.
London Riots 2011: Tough sentences show David Cameron is on riot victims' side
Human rights groups have expressed concern over the length of sentencing handed down to those convicted of offences during the rioting.
London Riots: Police Cuts Will Bring Further Riots to Streets of London Says Mayor
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson has called on Prime Minster David Cameron and Home Secretary Theresa May to have a rethink on the depth of police cuts as the scale of the damage and violence of four days of riots in London becomes clearer.
Financial Markets Meltdown: Will Britain Suffer?
Financial Markets Meltdown: Will Britain Suffer?
News of the World and a Reply to Mr Chris Steiner
In 1979, I was sent on one of those junior/mid management courses that stressed team awareness and interplay through much physical stress but where the individual was also given the opportunity to lead the group and each had to prepare two or three presentations. In turn, a few guest speakers had been invited to give talks on their specialist field and answer any questions.
UK Set for 2-Week Tropical Heat Wave
The United Kingdom is set for a two week tropical heat wave with temperatures to soar above 30C for most of the two-week period.
Amy Winehouse: Remember the Singing Not the Struggle
The 27-year-old British singer clearly suffered an on-going battle with alcohol and drugs. Yet through here vulnerable and powerful soul sound, managed to secure a firm place in music history. Remember her for the musical accomplishments which she achieved:
Amy Winehouse: Rise and Demise of a Legendary Soul Singer
Amy Winehouse, highly noted for her raw and soulful voice, passed away aged 27, following an also highly noted drug and alcohol battle.
Osborne Fears New Economic Crisis and Eurozone Faces Its ‘Lehman Moment’
Britain's Chancellor George Osborne has warned European leaders to 'get a grip' ahead of the Brussels Summit later today or risk a financial crisis that would be as deep as the 2008 recession
British Museum to Stage World’s Largest Hajj Exhibition
The world's largest exhibition on the Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca, is to be staged at the British Museum.
Obama Top Recipient of Murdoch’s News Corp. Donations?
Political donations by News Corp., its employees and their families were evenly split between Democrats and Republicans, with President Obama the all-time leading recipient, according to a report from the Sunlight Foundation.