CNN (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
Britain's competition watchdog said Wednesday that airport operator BAA should sell three of its seven airports, including two in London.
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Club system under fire after Beijing failure By Claire Middleton in Beijing On target: Barry Middelton celebrates scoring a goal for Britain against Olympic champions.Australia Photo: Getty Images Performance director David Faulkner blamed Britain's international failings on the domestic game and the way Great Britain splits into the three home nations after the Olympics.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
LONDON -- Airport operator BAA, owner of London's Heathrow, may have to sell three of its seven British airports, a competition watchdog said Wednesday.
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Britain's competition watchdog says that airport operator BAA should sell three of its seven U.K. airports.
Law Blog - WSJ.com (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
Alliance & Leicester, a British bank, sold about $745.7 million of high-quality bonds backed by home loans this week in a rare sign of life in the market for mortgage securities.
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Cathy Harris in Beijing Great Britain turned in a superb performance in their final group match to hold the Olympic champions, Australia, to a hugely entertaining 3-3 draw and came within two minutes of beating their opponents for the first time in twenty years only to be punished for a moment of careless defending.
Fieldhockey.com (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Playing the game of their lives, world No.8 Great Britain pulled off a remarkable 3-3 draw with Olympic men's hockey champions Australia at the Beijing Games last night.
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Airport operator BAA, owner of London's Heathrow, may have to sell three of its seven British airports, a competition watchdog said Wednesday.
France24 (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Airport operator BAA, owned by Spain's Ferrovial, received a tougher-than-expected ruling from Britain's competition regulator, which said it should sell two of its three London airports because of its near monopoly in the region.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
LONDON -- Britain's competition watchdog says that airport operator BAA should sell three of its seven U.K. airports.
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Filed under: BV Buzz Black Voices Blogs : By Jawn Murray, BlackVoices.com I was recently invited to visit London to do my twice-weekly broadcast on the 'Tom Joyner Morning Show.' The wonderful people at VisitBritain.com and VisitLondon.com hosted me and... Read more
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
A Canadian man accused of involvement in a plot to bomb British targets wanted to fight alongside insurgents in Afghanistan but never intended to bomb civilians in Britain, his lawyer said Tuesday.
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A Canadian man accused of involvement in a plot to bomb British targets wanted to fight alongside insurgents in Afghanistan but never intended to bomb civilians in Britain, his lawyer said Tuesday.
Boston Globe (Free subscription) | yesterday
A Canadian man accused of involvement in a plot to bomb British targets wanted to fight alongside insurgents in Afghanistan but never intended to bomb civilians in Britain, his lawyer said Tuesday.
Jihad Watch (Free subscription) | yesterday
Promising student by day, mujahid out to "wipe out infidels" by night Update on this story. "Model pupil secretly studied ways of wiping out non-Muslims," from Yorkshire Post, August 19:Britain's youngest terrorist - a teenager from West Yorkshire -...
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rockport | 08/06/2008
London: Britain’s Sports Minister, Gerry Sutcliffe, is in favour of every school in the country having a boxing club to train pupils to be fit and to counter the spread of gang culture.
rockport | 07/24/2008
Ten Sports, the official broadcaster of the Sri Lanka-India cricket series currently under way, has syndicated the telecast rights of the Test matches in Britain to India's Zee International.
rockport | 07/14/2008
Check out Latest News A leading newspaper in Portsmouth, south England, has launched a 'Let Her Stay' public campaign requesting the government to allow a grandmother from Kerala to continue to stay in the UK.
