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Two famous people in Britain now at war with each other British Prime Minister David Cameron and UK’s UK Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Paul Farage are now on heated issues with each other, after three foster children were taken away from a couple for the reasons of their support to UKIP’s party was branded “racist.” The Prime Minister said before in a statement that UKIP members are mostly “closet racist.” But Mr. Farage says that it is not racist to control the laws and issues on a strict border…
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Hitachi (6501.T) which announced its intention to buy Horizon late in October 2012, has completed its acquisition of Britain’s Horizon nuclear project from German utilities RWE and E.ON, as confirmed by the Japanese energy and engineering company on November 26th, Monday. Hitachi paid RWE and E.ON a combined 696 million pounds for its acquisition of the Horizon nuclear project and has stated that discussions to find another company to operate the plants after they are built are undergoing.
Alcohol - the Dionysian elixir of primordial existence in its most innate and wondrous form; the hedonist honey, joie de vivre inducer, the emotion stirrer, the reality revealer, the tears expeller. Everyone knows that with great power comes great responsibility…
The genius architect behind the two mayoral victories of London mayor Boris Johnson and four consecutive general election victories for John Howard has been asked to lead the Tory campaign for the 2015 elections. Lynton Crosby is deemed as the party's answer to Alistair Campbell and touted in Westminster a "master of the dark political arts" and "the Australian Karl Rove". Prime Minister Cameron's resolve to hire the hard-hitting Australian consultant Lynton Crosby is a declaration of his seriousness in getting re-elected in 2015. Crosby will surely find issues like…
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A minister recently indicated that teachers, including those in faith schools, who refuse to promote same-sex marriage once it becomes law, may face the sack. Aidan O’Neill QC, a human rights expert who was commissioned by the Coalition for Marriage to study the possible impact of same sex marriage to schools, churches, hospitals, foster or care givers and public buildings, concluded that it is within the schools' scope of authority to fire staff who deliberately fails to use stories or textbooks encouraging same-sex unions. Furthermore, parents who are against gay…
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Britain’s Labour Leader and Opposition Leader Ed Miliband says that, there is a need for “EU to be open about its problems and a hard-headed approach to reform,” and Labour to address the concerns of eurosceptics. He said, UK should not leave EU but push reforms to the budget, immigration and austerity measures.
Miliband the new Thatcher? Featured
Striking the right image is clearly something that opposition leader Ed Miliband struggles with. His party could be in a great position to pounce on the Tory-led coalition tenure of austerity and re-emerging class bitterness. Realising that an important sector…
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Shopkeepers are clamoring the Westminster Council to either repeal the shutter ban scheme they have implemented or improve the security provided to them. Recently, more and more shops in Harrow Road, near Elgin Avenue are getting burglarized because small shops are prohibited by the council to fit shutters.
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Over-regulation, penal taxation and banker trashing may cause London to lose £30-£40 billion London is on the verge of losing its position of being the world's most enormous financial hub by number of jobs. Analysts reported that by 2015, jobs available in London will most likely be less than that in New York and Hong Kong.
London now lost its top spot and dominance as the world’s biggest financial center by number of jobs. Numbers shows that it is even lower with New York and Hong Kong by 2015 according to the Sunday Times. This is attributed due to a shift to the east and due to a “short-sighted over regulation, penal taxation and banker bashing” in the UK This could lead to losing a huge amount of money per year amounting to £30 billion to £40 billion in tax receipts due to the sudden decline…