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Alcohol - Liquor

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Zeenews
UK booze consumption in biggest fall for 60 years
Sat 4 Sep 2010
London: Notorious abroad for their binge-drinking, Britons bucked the trend last year with alcohol consumption in the country showing its biggest fall since 1948, the industry said Friday. Health... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)

AXIS Bank - Pune - India

Bank Business India Photos Wikipedia : AXIS Bank

The Times of India
Axis Bank plans to open branch in London
Sat 4 Sep 2010
VADODARA: Axis Bank has sought approval from Bank of England to open a branch in London, executive director of the bank S K Chakrabarti said here today. He said the Reserve Bank of India has... (photo: WN / Geeta)

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrives at the RTE television studios in Dublin, Ireland, Friday, Sept. 3, 2010. Blair was in the Irish capital for a book signing of his new autobiography. Blair's long-awaited memoir hit bookstores Wednesday, and the revealing, self-justifying 700-page volume provides plenty of fodder for the former British leader's supporters _ and detractors.

The Times of India Sat 4 Sep 2010
Shoe, eggs hurled at former British PM Blair in Dublin
DUBLIN: Anti-war protesters hurled shoes and eggs at Tony Blair on Saturday as he arrived for the first public signing of his fast-selling memoir. Scores of demonstrators chanted that Blair had... (photo: AP / Peter Morrison)
Europe Photos Politics UK Wikipedia : Tony Blair

Beer - Beverage

Independent online (SA) Sat 4 Sep 2010
Boozing Brits no longer drinking
London - Notorious abroad for their binge-drinking, Britons bucked the trend last year with alcohol consumption in the country showing its biggest fall since 1948, the industry said on Friday. Health... (photo: WN / sweet)
Alcohol Britain People Photos Wikipedia: Alcohol

Woman - Exercise - Jogging

Zeenews Sat 4 Sep 2010
Jogging doesn't help lose weight
New Delhi: Running might not be the ideal form of exercise, especially if you want to lose weight. Says Greg Brookes, a London-based personal trainer: "Lots of people... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Delhi Exercise Jogging Photos Wikipedia: Jogging

Mr. Tony Blair- UK -Politics

Zeenews Sat 4 Sep 2010
Blair calls radical Islam 'world’s biggest threat'
London: Former British prime minister Tony Blair has warned that radical Islam is the greatest threat that the world is facing today. According to him, radical Islamists... (photo: PIB of India / Photo Division, Ministry of I & B Government of India.)
London Photos Politics Uk Wikipedia :Tony Blair

The leader of Britain´s opposition Conservative party William Hague gestures at the end of a presentation of party policies at the annual Conservative party meeting in Bournemouth, England, Monday, Oct, 2, 2000. Riding a wave of good political fort

The Daily Telegraph Sat 4 Sep 2010
William Hague: How on earth did he get in this mess?
William Hague's statement this week has failed to put an end to whispers about his sexuality. Damian Thompson, an Oxford contemporary, paints a revealing portrait of the... (photo: (AP Photo/Max Nash))
London Photos Politics Uk Wikipedia :William Hague

England's Jermain Defoe

Joy Online Sat 4 Sep 2010
England 4-0 Bulgaria
Jermain Defoe struck a hat-trick as England started the road to recovery after the bitter disappointment of World Cup failure with victory against Bulgaria in their... (photo: AP / Julie Jacobson)
Bulgaria England Europe Photos Wikipedia: UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying Group G

Pope Benedict XVI

The Guardian Sat 4 Sep 2010
Taxpayers 'should not pay for Pope'
More than three quarters of Britons think the taxpayer should not contribute to the cost of Pope Benedict XVI's forthcoming visit to Scotland and England, according to a... (photo: Creative Commons / Rob & Lisa Meehan)
England Photos Pope Benedict Taxpayer Wikipedia: Pope Benedict XVI

The Lebanese city of Tripoli, as seen from the Fortress of St Giles.

The Independent Sat 4 Sep 2010
Robert Fisk: On the trail of a dead British major in Vichy Lebanon
I was up in Tripoli again the other day - the venerable castle-crested, deep-souked Lebanese city with its broken steam locos, not the hot, mind-bleached, former Italian... (photo: Public Domain)
Israel Lebanon Photos War Wikipedia: Vichy France

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Sport

	Brady's balancing act: fatherhood and football Kansas City Star
	Gerrard and Owen are the hero and villain in Carragher's testimonial at Anfield The Daily Mail
	Fabio Capello Encouraged By Wayne Rooney's New Deeper Role For England Goal
	Euro 2012 Comment: Jermain Defoe, Joe Hart And Adam Johnson Finally Gain Fabio Capello's Trust ... Goal

Science

	Seafood Stewardship Questionable: UBC-Scripps Experts redOrbit
	Facebook, Twitter obsessed Brit teens becoming 'screen-agers' Newstrack India
	Apples with extra healthy punch on the way Zeenews
	Still a lot of room to grow in global IT mkt: Premji The Times of India

Health

	British booze consumption in biggest fall for 60 years PhysOrg
	Mum's cuddle eases baby's pain from jabs Zeenews
	India a shining example of democracy: Blair Zeenews
	In quotes: 45p alcohol plan response BBC News

Tessa Jowell, Minister of Culture and Sport in the British Government speaking to the media in London Thursday Jan. 9, 2003. The British Government would like the English cricket team not to play a match in the forthcoming Cricket World Cup in Zimbabwe, due to the political situation, but are not offering compensation to the English Cricket Board if they pull out. Jowell had just had a meeting with the ECB, but there was no further movement. The Cricket World Cup will take place in South Africa, Kenya and Zimbabwe in February and March.

My phone was hacked 28 times, says Jowell

William Hague, Shadow Foreign Secretary, gives a speech in Blackpool, England, Sunday, Sept. 30, 2007. The annual Conservative Party conference, which runs for four days, began Sunday in Blackpool. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)

Gay gossip will not deter me: William Hague

Britain's Foreign Secretary, William Hague delivers his first foreign policy speech at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London, Thursday, July 1, 2010. The speech outline the Coalition Government's vision for a distinctive' British foreign policy.

William Hague answers questions on his private life

TV coverage of Moat 'cannot be right', says police chief The Independent
Andy Coulson under pressure as furore over phone hacking cla The Guardian
Potential phone-hacking victims put alleged police failures The Guardian
News of the World: how the phonehacking scandal unfolded The Guardian
Phone-hacking claims: there may be case for review of police The Guardian
BBC chief defends impartiality after No 10 meeting The Independent
Tom Watson's letter to the Metropolitan police commissioner The Guardian
BBC defends impartiality after Downing Street meeting over c The Guardian
Phone hacking claims: John Prescott calls for police conduct The Guardian
Child performance laws set for review in wake of reality TV The Guardian
Met asked to reveal what it knew about NoW hacking of office The Guardian
Andy Coulson's government job under renewed attack The Guardian
TV ratings: Tony Blair takes 1.8 million on journey on BBC2 The Guardian
BSkyB signs up 3 millionth subscriber to high-definition tel The Guardian
He's got his eye on Hugh! Grant and Liz Hurley show their fr The Daily Mail
Stig wins court fight to reveal his identity The Independent
Andy Coulson discussed phone hacking at News of the World, r The Guardian
BBC staff vote for strike over pensions The Guardian
ITV1 to air Tonight special on Pope Benedict XVI's visit to The Guardian
The Stig: BBC loses injunction battle The Guardian

Victoria Beckham arrives at the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday, June 3, 2007.

'The airport is my runway': Victoria Beckham flies into London in hotpants and heels

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Katy Perry says she can't wait to become British

Katie Price

Katie Price: England's ever-changing sweetheart

Katy Perry Eyeing British Citizenship Starpulse
Duke's Portrait Shows Britain's Queen at Breakfast ABC News
There's Subo place like home says Britain's Got Talent star The Daily Mail
Prom-less young mom Bristol Palin tells Leno 'Dancing with t Breitbart
Bristol Palin tells Jay Leno 'Dancing' choice was easy Boston Herald
Bristol Palin Tells Leno "Dancing" Choice Was Easy NBC Washington
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Bristol Palin tells Leno 'Dancing' choice was easy The Press Democrat
First Night: Simon Rattle / Berliner Philharmoniker, Royal A The Independent
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A 'traitor' in Britain but an Irish hero in the Amazon Irish Times
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Alcohol

Scottish government to tackle alcohol abuse with price hike

Diabetes, Blood Sugar Test

Diabetes 'could become epidemic' in Guernsey

Combination picture of former Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband, left, in London, Friday Dec. 19, 2008 and his brother, then Environment Secretary and later Foreign Secretary, David Miliband in Manchester, England, Wednesday Sept. 27, 2006.

Siblings clash in battle for leadership of Labour Party

Blair pelted with shoes and eggs at book signing The Independent
Blair pelted with shoes and eggs The Independent
Young Gypsies to film their way of life BBC News
South London's Heygate estate mourned by locals – and Hollyw The Guardian
Questioning cricket chiefs at Lord's on match-fixing claims Channel 4
Last ditch attempt to save Gwent Theatre BBC News
Pathologist Freddie Patel suspended for three months Channel 4
Boy's experience at Ballet School BBC News
Ed Balls attacks Tony Blair over deficit claims in memoirs The Guardian
Pubs cite record fall in alcohol drinking The Guardian
The Diary: Venice Film Festival; Jonathan Lee; Tony Blair; B The Independent
Young guns go for it at Turning Point The Independent
Hospitals warned over doses of drugs given to babies The Guardian
Child grooming case mother warns it could happen to any fami The Guardian
Tunnel season for Kevin Spacey's Old Vic BBC News
Behind the curtain: backstage at the Edinburgh festival The Guardian
Two arrested over assisted suicide The Guardian
Three Pakistani cricketers 'out' of England tour Channel 4
The Victorians knew a thing or two about benefit cheats The Guardian
So Tony Blair turned to alcohol – it's a rare PM that doesn' The Guardian

Britain's new Prime Minister David Cameron arrives at 10 Downing Street, in London, Wednesday, May, 12, 2010. Cameron has quietly begun his first full day at work, arriving at his new home at No. 10 Downing Street but making no immediate announcements about the shape of his government. Cameron, Britain's youngest prime minister in two centuries, had a heavy agenda ahead of him on Wednesday, a day after sealing a coalition deal between his Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.

Cameron austerity makes UK debts world beater

Hurricane

Earl sideswipes NC, takes aim at New England

Canned Goods - Campbells

Campbell reports Q4 profit rise on better margins

Campbell Soup Co. The Boston Globe
Bank of England must realise its too early for a QE2 trip, w The Daily Telegraph
Campbell Soup's lines heat up in 4th quarter San Fransisco Chronicle
Campbell soup sales down in 4th quarter; earnings rise Philadelphia Daily News
Earl becomes tropical storm on way to New England Breitbart
The man who was the target of Britain's worst stalker The Independent
Business Highlights The Press Democrat
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales bullish on news industry Contra Costa Times
Nigerian economy 'to grow by 10%' BBC News
Banks leave some customers in 'dire poverty' BBC News
AP Interview: Wikipedia founder Wales says mobile apps shoul Orlando Sentinel
Protective Life leads local stocks Business Journal
Discounts spur gains in August's retail sales Post-Bulletin
World's Most Famous Car Visits New York Prior to Hitting the redOrbit
Alabama Power launches Heat Relief initiative Business Journal
Digital Hospital on 280 to glow red Business Journal
Tuskegee hosting economic development summit Business Journal
Mr and Mrs Mussel plan largest offshore farm in Europe The Guardian
How hard is it to find work in the US? BBC News
Asil Nadir trial delayed by search for 17-year-old evidence The Guardian

Ban Ki-moon, left, Secretary General of United Nations listens to British Foreign Minister David Miliband, right, who chaired a Security Council meeting at U.N. Headquarters Tuesday May 20, 2008.

Gilad Atzmon: The Lowest Of The Low

International Mideast envoy Tony Blair gestures as he speaks during a press conference at the United Nations headquarters in Gaza City, Monday, June 15, 2009.

Robert Fisk: Blair should take responsibility for Iraq. But he won't. He can't

Former British prime minister Tony Blair, now the Middle East envoy for the so-called Quartet peacemakers, speaks at a meeting of the French ruling conservative party, the Union for a Popular Movement party (UMP), Saturday, Jan. 12, 2008 in Paris. Blair was invited on Saturday by French President Nicolas Sarkozy to deliver a speech before some 2,000 party members

Tony Blair memoir reveals support for George W. Bush and Guantanamo Bay

Taxpayers spend millions paying for trades union activities The Daily Telegraph
Mother who fled failed marriage faces extradition battle The Daily Telegraph
Calls to reopen Commons phone-hacking inquiry Channel 4
Hague Rule: never share a room with anyone but your wife if The Examiner
Shoe, eggs hurled at ex-Brit PM Blair in Dublin Newsvine
Tony Blair unscathed after eggs and shoes thrown ahead of bo The Daily Telegraph
Tony Blair pelted with eggs and shoes at book signing The Guardian
Tony Blair pelted with eggs at book signing in Dublin BBC News
Phone tapping row: Tessa Jowell claims her mobile was hacked The Daily Telegraph
Camerons 'delighted' by shawl present for Florence from gran The Daily Telegraph
Nick Clegg's 'modest' second home for sale: £350,000 ono The Daily Telegraph
William Hague's adviser in gay row may not be replaced The Daily Telegraph
Ex-home secretary Alan Johnson raises doubts over tabloid ph The Daily Telegraph
Jowell's revelations add to Coulson's discomfort - and Camer The Independent
Tony Blair interview greeted by Iraq war protesters and Jedw The Guardian
Boris Johnson pledges extra buses and bike escorts as London The Guardian
Snap! Why public figures are continually getting caught out The Independent
Resignations mark growing Lib Dem revolt over Coalition The Independent
Sir Cyril Smith, a true political giant, dies aged 82 The Independent
Camerons return home with baby Florence The Independent

Kellan Lutz at a Twilight convention.

Twilight film star accuses B.C. paparazzo

British comedian Ricky Gervais thanks for receiving the honorary rose for his lifetime achievement during the award ceremony of the 46th Rose d´Or, or Golden Rose Television Festival at the Culture and Congress Center (KKL) in Lucerne, Saturday, April 29, 2006.

Sideshow: Ricky Gervais accused of Hollywood-style makeover

Kelly Brook at the January 2009 London Boat Show.

Stargazing | Actress Kelly Brook is back in the swim with 'Piranha 3D'

Bristol Palin on 'The Tonight Show': 'I'm not heartbroken' a Entertainment Weekly
Shane Meadows's This Is England gang will give Channel 4 a k The Guardian
'Crocodile Dundee' to return to US amid tax fray The Star
Australian tax authorities allow 'Crocodile Dundee' star to Star Tribune
The Stig's identity is 'Top Gear' secret no more after Briti KDVR
Boris Kodjoe, Blair Underwood, Gross cover October Essence The Examiner
'Dancing with the Stars' cast, Season 11: Mike 'The Situatio The Examiner
Bristol Palin on 'Dancing with the Stars': 'A lot of people The Examiner
Crocodile Dundee star 'can't afford' tax bill CBC
'Crocodile Dundee' star unable to pay back taxes Entertainment Weekly
Joan Rivers to attend Sheffield Doc/Fest The Guardian Open Platform
'Crocodile Dundee' says he can't afford back taxes Herald Tribune
'Crocodile Dundee' says he can't afford Australian back taxe Star Tribune
Bristol Palin, "The Situation" among "DWTS" Cast CBS News
Guns 'N' Roses close Leeds festival Musicrooms
Bristol Palin on 'Dancing with the Stars': 'I've been approa Entertainment Weekly
Bristol Palin, The Situation among 'Dancing with the Stars' KDVR
'Dancing with the Stars' Season 11 cast includes Jennifer Gr The Examiner
Back to Swansea roots for Hollywood star BBC News
Man and woman injured in car-motorcycle crash on Old Liverpo Syracuse

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