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Sat, 17 May 2008 22:17:26 GMT

Gordon Brown slumps as fightback flops and Tories take 20-point lead - Times Online

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Gordon Brown slumps as fightback flops and Tories take 20-point lead
Times Online - 1 hour ago
Gordon Brown's attempt to relaunch his government has flopped, according to a poll for The Sunday Times, and his unpopularity is on a par with the worst days of John Major.
Actor, model, whatever... Gordon falls for the lure of celebrity ... Independent
Gordon won’t acknowledge this big change ic Wales
Telegraph.co.uk - Daily Mail - Reuters UK - The Sun
all 364 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 20:09:08 GMT

Father begs for Iraq hostages’ lives - Times Online

MSN UK News

Father begs for Iraq hostages’ lives
Times Online - 3 hours ago
The father of one of five British hostages in Iraq said yesterday the kidnappers wanted the Foreign Office ban on publicity to come to an end and for the parents “to plead for our sons’ lives”.
Carey's appeal to Iraq kidnappers Channel 4 News
Former Archbishop appeals for release of hostages in Iraq Belfast Telegraph
BBC News - Scotsman - The Press Association - InTheNews.co.uk
all 233 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 21:15:04 GMT

Crowds gather to say farewell to Jimmy - BBC News

ITN

Crowds gather to say farewell to Jimmy
BBC News - 2 hours ago
By Barnie Choudhury In Lee in south-east London the weather was downcast and wet. In a way it reflected the mood of its people. Last week it was beautifully sunny and when Jimmy Mizen left home to buy his first lottery ticket he expected to come home ...
Family honours murdered Jimmy Mizen Times Online
Jimmy Mizen's parents say values must change Telegraph.co.uk
Daily Mail - InTheNews.co.uk - The Press Association - Reuters UK
all 329 news articles

Fri, 16 May 2008 23:32:51 GMT

Woman 'bought baby to get a council flat' - Telegraph.co.uk

Daily Mail

Woman 'bought baby to get a council flat'
Telegraph.co.uk - 16 May 2008
By Nick Allen A Nigerian woman bought a baby in her home country and pretended it was hers so that she could qualify for a council flat, a court has heard.
Woman smuggled baby to keep her council flat Independent
Woman jailed for smuggling baby BBC News
Mirror.co.uk - Scotsman - The Sun - Daily Mail
all 40 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 20:26:44 GMT

Family planning is one area in which we don’t need MPs’ help - Times Online

Turkish Press

Family planning is one area in which we don’t need MPs’ help
Times Online - 3 hours ago
The House of Commons will vote this week on the government’s human embryology bill. It will also be voting on how far the state should regulate family life, how far MPs rather than government and arm’s-length agencies should decide on ethics and ...
Anti-abortionists hijacked embryology Bill, says Dawn Primarolo Telegraph.co.uk
Abortion rights The Herald
Independent - Sunday Herald - Shields Gazette - Telegraph.co.uk
all 613 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 08:49:51 GMT

MPs spend £100k of taxpayers' money to keep expenses secret - Glasgow Daily Record

MPs spend £100k of taxpayers' money to keep expenses secret
Glasgow Daily Record - 14 hours ago
COMMONS chiefs were blasted yesterday for wasting public money on a failed bid to keep MPs' expenses secret. Politicians from all sides spoke out after judges ordered that how much MPs spent on their second homes must be revealed.
Speaker under fire as MPs lose secrecy fight Independent
MPs WASTE £100000 IN BID TO HIDE EXPENSES Mirror.co.uk
The Herald - Guardian Unlimited - The Sun - guardian.co.uk
all 370 news articles

Thu, 15 May 2008 21:04:20 GMT

Offences by girls are up by 25% as crimes by boys fall slightly - Times Online

MSN UK News

Offences by girls are up by 25% as crimes by boys fall slightly
Times Online - 15 May 2008
The number of crimes carried out by girls has risen sharply as the emergence of a “ladette” culture linked to underage drinking is blamed for a surge in violence.
Girl crime rises by 25 % Mirror.co.uk
The Big Question: Why are girls committing more crime, and should ... Independent
guardian.co.uk - The Sun - The Press Association - Journal Live
all 228 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 22:41:31 GMT

Crewe Labour group lied about the llamas too, says Cameron's candidate - Daily Mail

Times Online

Crewe Labour group lied about the llamas too, says Cameron's candidate
Daily Mail - 51 minutes ago
The top hat incident isn't the only piece of truth-bending by Labour in the Crewe and Nantwich by-election, Tory candidate Edward Timpson said last night - they also lied about "his" llamas.
Crewe and Nantwich by-election: Gordon Brown orders 80 ministers ... Telegraph.co.uk
Dunwoody keen to show she’sa politician in mother’s mould ic Wales
Times Online - Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph.co.uk - Times Online
all 259 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 12:54:06 GMT

Poll says rising number of Irish back EU treaty - Reuters UK

PRESS TV

Poll says rising number of Irish back EU treaty
Reuters UK - 10 hours ago
DUBLIN (Reuters) - A growing number of Irish voters say they will back the European Union's reform treaty in next month's referendum, although nearly half of those canvassed remain undecided, a poll showed on Saturday.
Irish poll says public divided, confused by June 12 referendum on ... International Herald Tribune
Lisbon Treaty campaign boost The Press Association
Open Democracy - Belfast Telegraph - Irish Times - guardian.co.uk
all 69 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 20:04:20 GMT

Second judge hits out at ‘petty’ Cherie - Times Online

This is London

Second judge hits out at ‘petty’ Cherie
Times Online - 3 hours ago
Cherie Blair has been “petty” and “spiteful” in her memoirs, making her unsuitable for the judiciary, a former judge said this weekend.
Rule of law, not lawyers is what matters Telegraph.co.uk
Cherie demeans the legal profession and must resign over her ... This is London
Scotsman - Mail on Sunday - UK Express - Daily Mail
all 35 news articles

Fri, 16 May 2008 19:49:38 GMT

Brown to deliver his own 'Sermon on the Mound' - Times Online

PRESS TV

Brown to deliver his own 'Sermon on the Mound'
Times Online - 16 May 2008
When Mrs Thatcher addressed the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 1988 it provoked a storm of criticism. So what will Gordon Brown tell Church leaders?
Kirk's still preaching politics 20 years after Thatcher row Scotsman
New moderator sworn into office BBC News
The Press Association - The Herald - Blogger News Network - Press and Journal
all 314 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 15:57:58 GMT

Rare beetle is found in fenland - BBC News

BBC News

Rare beetle is found in fenland
BBC News - 7 hours ago
One of the UK's rarest beetles has been rediscovered in a fen on the border of Cambridgeshire and Suffolk - 50 years after it was last seen at the site.
Rare beetle discovered in Cambridgeshire Q103 Cambridge
Rare Crucifix beetle resurfaces in Wicken Fen Telegraph.co.uk
Scotsman - Newmarket Journal - Cambridge Evening News
all 7 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 10:19:05 GMT

Toddler's bus jaunt sparks full-scale hunt - Scotsman

Toddler's bus jaunt sparks full-scale hunt
Scotsman - 13 hours ago
Lancashire: A three-year-old sparked a full-scale police search when he wandered off from his mother and hopped on a bus. Lee Loram became separated from her in Blackburn town centre yesterday.
Huge search as Lee Loram, three, slopes off for bus trip Mirror.co.uk
Missing boy took 28-mile bus trip BBC News
Ellesmere Port Standard - guardian.co.uk - Lancashire Telegraph - 4RFV
all 24 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 11:20:11 GMT

Lancaster bomber flypast marks 65 years since daring WW2 dam mission - Mirror.co.uk

The Sun

Lancaster bomber flypast marks 65 years since daring WW2 dam mission
Mirror.co.uk - 12 hours ago
By Will Payne 17/05/2008 A lancaster bomber swooped majestically over a reservoir yesterday to mark the 65th anniversary of the war-time Dambusters raid.
Dambusters' wartime daring celebrated Times Online
Dambuster veterans reunite for the last time Telegraph.co.uk
The Star - Glasgow Daily Record - The Northern Echo - Manchester Online
all 130 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 22:11:02 GMT

Boris Johnson, by his mother Charlotte Johnson Wahl - Telegraph.co.uk

24dash

Boris Johnson, by his mother Charlotte Johnson Wahl
Telegraph.co.uk - 1 hour ago
By Julia Llewellyn Smith The painter Charlotte Johnson Wahl tells Julia Llewellyn Smith why the capital's new mayor should not be seen as an 'overprivileged toff'.
End of freebie paper means more London trees Londra Gazete
Return of Routemaster in doubt says transport chief This is London
MayorWatch - Enfield & Haringey Independent - Bexley Times - Design Week
all 30 news articles

Fri, 16 May 2008 23:54:50 GMT

SNP has failed to deliver - Scotsman

BBC News

SNP has failed to deliver
Scotsman - 23 hours ago
While displaying typical arrogance and self-promotion, Alex Salmond is wrong to equate the pursuit of populist policies with his perception of an increase in his own popularity among Scotland's electorate (your report, 15 May), and he need only look ...
Mellower Alex Salmond still wants Westminster to do a Scottish jig Times Online
Leading article: Alex Salmond's success is taking Scotland closer ... Independent
The Herald - The Press Association - BBC News - Glasgow Daily Record
all 62 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 00:38:20 GMT

Afghan aeroplane hijacker is working at British Airways training ... - Telegraph.co.uk

Times Now.tv

Afghan aeroplane hijacker is working at British Airways training ...
Telegraph.co.uk - 22 hours ago
By Nick Allen and Graham Tibbetts Ministers have been accused of losing control of airport security after it emerged that an Afghan man who hijacked a plane eight years ago has been working at a British Airways training centre near Heathrow.
Hijacker is employed at BA office BBC News
Afghan hijacker working as a cleaner at Heathrow Daily Mail
The Sun - Scotsman - Yorkshire Post - Aberdeen Press and Journal
all 59 news articles

Fri, 16 May 2008 23:50:39 GMT

More time to quiz terror suspects - The Press Association

MSN UK News

More time to quiz terror suspects
The Press Association - 23 hours ago
Police have been given more time to question two men arrested at a university campus under the Terrorism Act. The men, aged 30 and 22, were arrested on Wednesday morning on the University of Nottingham campus.
Two men in campus terror arrest BBC News
Two arrested on campus under Terrorism Act Reuters UK
Scotsman - Channel 4 News - International Herald Tribune - guardian.co.uk
all 176 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 10:33:12 GMT

Regular tests 'narrow curriculum' - BBC News

BBC News

Regular tests 'narrow curriculum'
BBC News - 12 hours ago
Regular testing in schools narrows the curriculum, placing too much emphasis on certain aspects of core subjects, a leading academic has told the BBC.
Parents 'must take blame for unruly children' Scotsman
SATs waste far too much time Times Online
guardian.co.uk - Independent - Reuters UK - ePolitix
all 299 news articles

Sat, 17 May 2008 10:27:45 GMT

David Chenery-Wickens remanded after murder charge - Times Online

Metro

David Chenery-Wickens remanded after murder charge
Times Online - 13 hours ago
The husband of an Emmy-winning make-up artist today appeared in court charged with her murder, four months after she went missing.
Make-up artist's husband is charged The Press Association
Missing BBC make-up artist Diane Chenery-Wickens' body identified Telegraph.co.uk
Reuters UK - Scotsman - InTheNews.co.uk - United Press International
all 654 news articles

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