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The Independent
House prices fall as demand declines
House prices in England and Wales edged lower during July following a slide in demand from potential buyers, research indicated today. The average cost of a home dropped by 0.1% during the month to... (photo: Creative Commons / Ebyabe)

India's Sania Mirza returns the ball to Kazakhstan's Galina Voskoboeva during their first round match of the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium in Paris, Tuesday May 26, 2009.

India Photos Sports Sportstar Tennis

The Hindu
Sania loses in final
HYDERABAD: Sania Mirza lost to England's Heather Watson 6-2, 6-4 in the singles final of the Wrexham Challenger tennis tournament in Wales on Sunday, according to information received here.... (photo: AP / Christophe Ena)

Ex-Spice Girl Geri Halliwell reacts to during an interview at MuchMusic in Toronto, Canada nf2

The Daily Mail
Geri Halliwell shimmies into a summery blue bandage dress for a day at the Polo
Arriving home from a summer holiday, most Brits are keen to show off their glowing tans before they inevitably fade in the English summer. Geri Halliwell is no different, and chose the tiniest of... (photo: AP)
Media Photos Singer Star

John Isner of the USA during his match against Michael Russell of the USA on Day 5 of The Atlanta Tennis Championships in Atlanta, Georgia USA. Isner won 61 62 - July 23, 2010

The News & Observer
Isner survives once again
John Isner survived another challenge to his endurance, beating the heat and Kevin Anderson 6-3, 6-7 (9-7), 6-3 to advance to the Atlanta Tennis Championships final in Johns Creek, Ga.. Isner will... (photo: WN / Aruna Gilbert)
Atlanta Photos Sport Tennis

India's Sania Mirza serves the ball to Spain's Anabel Medina Garrigues during the second day of the Emirates Dubai WTA Tennis Championships in Dubai, United Arab Emirates Monday, Feb. 15, 2010.

The Hindu
Sania in final
... (photo: AP / Nousha Salimi)
Finland Hyderabad Photos Sport

The insider's guide to August: our tips for fun in the sun

The Observer
The insider's guide to August: our tips for fun in the sun
How to spot a good beach by Hugh Graham The editor of Time Out's Seaside Guide suggests 10 ways to know you've found the perfect beach: 1) Crashing waves The... (photo: WN / marzena)
Activities Kids Photos Protection Summer

Newstrack India
Washing raw chicken 'ups food poisoning risk'
London, July 24 (ANI): Washing whole chicken before cooking it increases the risk of food poisoning, a new research has warned. The study by Which? has revealed... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Food London Photos Poisoning Wikipedia: Chicken (food)

The Independent
The ultimate travel challenge: Look no further for a last-minute family holiday
Every week we invite competing companies to provide their best deal for a specific holiday - and today we're running a travel challenge special edition. We've asked seven... (photo: WN / marzena)
Beach Children Family Photos Travel

Business

	Ferguson launches defence of Glazers The Independent
	Leeds Asian market spices things up at Kirkgate The Guardian
	British PM works to deepen Indian economic ties Herald Tribune

Politics

	Cameron Defends His Criticism of Pakistan The New York Times
	US hopes for Iran nuclear talks Al Jazeera
	Iran ready to curb enrichment if swap deal pans out Daily Star Lebanon

Society

	Heather M. Leslie: Obama's new ocean policy a boon for New Englanders The Providence Journal
	Facebook helps Philippine cops nab murder suspect PhysOrg
	Deconstructing the British middle class Taipei Times

Entertainment

	How orange? Christine Bleakley and Frank Lampard look like Oompa-loompas on night out The Daily Mail
	Katie Price Thinks Split From Peter Andre is Good for Kids The Inquisitr
	No famous boyfriends for Paris Hilton Newstrack India

Warm words, trade challenges ahead as UK woos India

UK vicar guilty of 360 sham marriages

British minister supports UK border agency's tight security

FTSE lower as weak banks offset upbeat UK results

Farmland bird numbers in England fall to record low

Public sector cuts: Welsh first minister looks for answers a

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Pedestrians walk past new commercial buildings in Beijing Thursday July 13, 2006.The International M

More Job-Seekers Hitch Ride on Asian Economy

People walk past the sign for the London Stock Exchange in the City of London, Wednesday, May 20, 2009.

UK spells out regulation reform, cautions EU

**FILE** This Sept. 15, 2008 file photo shows Robin Radaetz holding a sign in front of the Lehman Brothers headquarters in New York.

Avoiding another meltdown

Independent Budget Review: Reactions across Scotland BBC News
Up to 50,000 public sector jobs could go, Scottish budget re The Guardian
UK's Osborne says no deal with King on rates The Times of India
UK house prices fall 0.5% in July Irish Times
David Cameron wants India to help UK tide over economic woes DNA India
No early return to 'normal' UK rates Gulf News
Cameron wants India to help UK tide over economic woes DNA India
BP's waning Britishness causes few ripples in UK The Boston Globe
Mervyn King: I gave Nick Clegg no new information on debt cr The Guardian
UK house insurance premiums to rise dramatically as climate The Guardian
Bank of England governor hints rates will stay low BBC News
Stark warning of second recession in UK next year The Independent
Eyeing economy, UK aims to revive special India ties The Times of India
Targeting Islamic finance Gulf News
UK's Cameron in India on mission to woo old ally Houston Chronicle
PhillyDeals: Amid economic uncertainty, small businesses rel Philadelphia Daily News
Austerity's bitter pill will leave the UK convalescent for y The Guardian
Teamsters accept Hollywood studios' offer, averting strike Fresno Bee
House prices fall as demand slides Channel 4
Indian ties that bind UKs Cable The Telegraph India

Appeal Court judges will rule today whether the Home Secretary is right to have held 10 foreigners without trial over alleged terrorist links. UK sa1

UK Court Blocks Extradition of ex-Bosnian Leader

Ganic, 64, was arrested at London's Heathrow airport following an extradition request from Serbia that alleges he conspired to murder wounded soldiers, in breach of the Geneva Convention, police said.

UK to rule on Bosnian extradition

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Return to King Solomon's Spanish mine

Couple battered boy, 3, to death in their 'squalid' bedsit a The Daily Mail
Vicar convicted over hundreds of fake marriages at East Suss The Guardian
English vicar found guilty of sham weddings for immigrants m&c
Footballer admits nightclub affray The Guardian
Sham marriages on 'unprecedented scale' The Independent
UK: Torture inquiry chief won't be replaced The Boston Globe
Vicar guilty of 360 sham weddings The Independent
Chinook crash inquiry into Mull of Kintyre disaster Channel 4
Search of Tobin house finds no evidence of crime The Guardian
Police rule out crimes at Tobin seaside home The Independent
'No Tobin crimes' at seaside house The Guardian
Boy, 5, cleared of theft gets £6,300 The Independent
Comic-Book Heroes Drawn From Reality The New York Times
Sedgemoor magistrate's plea to keep Bridgwater court BBC News
Pilgrims Must Pay to Attend 2 Pope Events in UK The New York Times
UK PM rules out mediation on Kashmir Zeenews
Government signals an end to Asbos Channel 4
Teenagers jailed for 90mph crash that killed rising rugby st The Guardian
May targets anti-social behaviour The Guardian
Approach to anti-social behaviour 'must be turned on its hea The Independent

Chairman, Yash Raj Films, Yash Chopra,looks on during a press conference in Mumbai, India, Tuesday, June 12, 2007. Walt Disney Co. has tied up with India's Yash Raj Films to make a series of Indian-style animated feature films with voices of Bollywood stars, the companies said Tuesday.

Yash Chopra awarded honorary doctorate by British college

Kim Cattrall

Kim Cattrall gets fellowship from UK university

Girl studying for her exams at the London School of Economics

Students are forced to study while they work

No compensation for Plymouth student injured in fall BBC News
British Minister for Universities and Science visits IIT in Newstrack India
Multi-million pound boost for Cornwall university site BBC News
Iraqi student told to leave Wigan home over age dispute BBC News
Helping UAE students prepare for life in the UK Gulf News
Tighter visa rules to control migrants, bogus colleges: UK m Zeenews
'Tighter UK visa rules to control migrants, bogus colleges' Deccan Herald
British student 'killed father and sent Christmas cards to c The Daily Telegraph Australia
UK celebrates graduation of first English language students Middle East Online
Water-safety training urged for foreign students CBC
New Britain High's Student-Run Store Offers Real-Life Retail Hartford Courant
Athlete/I Am Kloot, Old Royal Naval College, London The Independent
Students in dramatic low cloud rescue in Snowdonia BBC News
Law student denies murdering father in Buckinghamshire BBC News
Student filmmaker celebrates amazing year The Examiner
Budgeting ideas for college freshman back to school supplies The Examiner
Exchange student almost drowns in B.C. lake CBC
Private university to be first in Britain for over 30 years The Guardian
Man charged with rape of student at Manchester halls BBC News
Man arrested after student raped in Manchester BBC News

Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair listens to questions following an addresses to a progressive think-tank conference in central London Saturday Sept. 9, 2006.

Blair asked to testify at Lockerbie hearing

Libyan Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, who was found guilty of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing but recently released from his Scottish prison on compassionate grounds, is seen below a portrait of Libyan Leader Moammar Gadhafi, as he is visited by a group of African parliamentarians, not pictured, at Tripoli Medical Center in Tripoli, Libya Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.

Alex Salmond defends Megrahi release

President Barack Obama, right, and British Prime Minister David Cameron, left, talk during their meeting in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Tuesday July 20, 2010.

Budgets and BP on Agenda for Cameron U.S. Visit

Ban remains on child heart surgery The Guardian
Royal couple visit Birmingham's new QE Hospital BBC News
Ban on heart ops must stay, says review The Guardian
Report due into baby heart deaths in Oxford BBC News
UK seeks special ties with India Deccan Herald
'Petite' woman thrown off plane to make way for obese teenag The Daily Mail
Thousands expected to pay respects at Belfast funeral of Ale The Guardian
Weight, exercise and pregnancy confusion BBC News
Is your job killing you? Independent online (SA)
Jobs, professions influence cause of death: study China Daily
Emergency Care May Be Failing To Spot Future Suicidal Patien redOrbit
Vedanta rejects Amnesty International claims of human rights The Guardian
UK govt finds extra 50 mln pounds for cancer drugs The Guardian
£50m to improve cancer drug access The Guardian
Hot dogs to fat dogs: how owners' snacks are making their pe The Guardian
One by one, the quangos are abolished. But at what cost? The Independent
Vitale inspires with scholarships Herald Tribune
Which school should I choose? The Guardian
Insects proving food for thought at Swansea University BBC News
English test must for non-EU migrants in UK Zeenews

Libyan Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, who was found guilty of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing but recently released from his Scottish prison on compassionate grounds, is seen with medical staff and unidentified others as he is visited by a group of African parliamentarians, not pictured, at Tripoli Medical Center in Tripoli, Libya Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.

BP Faces Scrutiny in Lockerbie Case

Freshwater in a pond in a garden

Can a garden be a work of art?

Groceries - Foods - Prices

Why we pay so much more for groceries

Was Marden Henge the builder's yard for Stonehenge? The Guardian
August 2010 Food Festivals, USA, UK and more, part one UPDAT m&c
Cafe where Beatles and Rolling Stones ate to be sold BBC News
TV Review: Britain By Bike and Baby Beauty Queens The Guardian
The Best of August 2010 Food Festivals, USA, UK and more, pa m&c
Iris Gower: Bestselling author whose hometown of Swansea inf The Independent
Are we suffering? Queen's duchy portfolio up in value to £34 The Guardian
Value of Queen's private estate increases by Â£25m BBC News
FOOD NOTESFOOD NOTES The Providence Journal
As border collies sell for a record, one proud owner says... The Daily Mail
Planned wind farm route through Montgomery scrapped BBC News
Wind farm Britain! Get ready for lots more turbines to stop The Daily Mail
Wild Britain: Week 2. The best of the Woodland Trust's sites The Independent
This week's new theatre The Guardian
Camping without all the carry on The Independent
Herpes virus wipes out millions of Kent oysters The Guardian
Poisoning of Scottish birds of prey at highest levels in 20 The Guardian
Growing local: Riverside Market Garden pioneers traditional The Guardian
Couple sue former owners of £1.7m home for not telling them The Daily Mail
Bird symbolising true love fading from the skies The Independent

A Boeing 737 with registration number N313P is seen taking off from Spain's San Joan Palma de Mallorca airport March 12, 2004. This airplane is mentioned, with registration number N313P, in a report by police investigating the case, for allegedly being used by the CIA to transport Islamic terror suspects. Spanish Interior Minister Jose Antonio Alonso said Tuesday that a judge is investigating reports that at least 10 CIA flights landed in Mallorca as part of the American intelligence agency's program of "extraordinary renditions", in which Islamic terror suspects are taken without court approval to third countries for questioning and possibly subjected to ill-trea

Uncovered: Britain's secret rendition programme

Veiled Palestinian women participate in a demonstration calling for reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas factions, in Gaza City, Wednesday, March 26, 2008. The Arab country of Yemen hosted reconciliation talks this week between Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement. However, those talks unraveled amid fresh recriminations between the Palestinian rivals. (AP Photo/Hatem Moussa)

Champion of UK burka ban declares war on veil-wearing constituents

Pakistani student Tariq ur Rehman who was detained in Britain, talks to reporters upon his arrival at Islamabad airport on Thursday, June 11, 2009 in Pakistan.

Terror Suspect to Fight Extradition

Winston Churchill archive to go online The Guardian
Q&A: Anti-social behaviour orders BBC News
Wednesday's Music Roundup Spin
UK set to offer compensation to some alleged terror suspects Star Tribune
The veil and the holiday dilemma Middle East Online
UN's Blix: UK, US relied on dubious intelligence Wtop
Greece attack extradition case will go to European court The Independent
Is this fresh-faced U.S. soldier behind the biggest leak of The Daily Mail
'My only disability is other people's attitude' Manchester Evening News
Bishops urged to challenge Vatican over response to sex abus The Guardian
Glimpses of Bin Laden: Now WikiLeaks reveals Al Qaeda boss w The Daily Mail
'Forgotten' war hero makes his mark at last The Independent
Home Office's refugee removal policy 'unlawful' The Independent
The great quango cull The Independent
Newspaper review: Tributes to Alex 'Hurricane' Higgins BBC News
What WOULD Mrs Bridges think? Upstairs, Downstairs is back. The Daily Mail
If Britain decides to ban the burqa I might just start weari The Observer
Silly asses! Why Britain loves the donkey The Independent
Ten of the greatest: Inspirational speeches The Daily Mail
Footballer guilty of gun murder The Guardian

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