UK Could Be Facing Blackouts Soon
EU regulations, the euro crisis and power station failures could put lights out in the winter
EU regulations, the euro crisis and power station failures could put lights out in the winter
Thankfully, they didn't ask members of Congress
The cleric's mental health has apparently deteriorated, first clue might have been his jihadist ravings
Wait ... universities are discriminating against higher-performing independent schools?
Britain leads the way in collecting DNA, and mismanaging it
Could give military advice for future operations
But Websites would have some protection from lawsuits if they complied
Hints that there could be a referendum on membership after the next election
Douglas Carswell, a British Conservative MP, is wondering why the figures don't match the rhetoric
Making it easier to hire people and prosper ... What a concept
That's common sense in the U.S., but a major policy shift over there
Says, "The blood of these young children is a terrible stain on the reputation of this United Nations."
They have to get the stick-in-the-muds with the program
That ... actually makes sense. So it'll never happen here.
Leader indicted for genocide among the beneficiaries
You save on costs, and on the number of people who get shot at
Government authorities want patients to be more ill before they seek treatment
Man from Qatar has been diagnosed with the virus, which has already killed one patient in Saudi Arabia
Taxpayers are asked to indulge the already well-off
Local NHS bodies struggle with their finances
The plan is to negotiate salaries individually, so pay matches the individual and the locale
It seems the tab for the dole up north is a bit stiff
Other countries may not want the Brits scooping up everybody's data
The magazine Closer can not publish more photos it has
Given eight year sentence for aborting her own baby at 39 weeks
Apparently, it's not included as a deal-sweetening legacy
The bans themselves have been banned, but ...
Says, "On behalf of the government, and indeed of our country, I am profoundly sorry that this double injustice has been left uncorrected for so long."
Aims to increase lending to companies
Petty regulations make doing business a burden
Not without London having a say in tax and spending.