 ABC News | UK Lockerbie spokesman regrets death of bomber Fox News LONDON – A spokesman for some of the British families of those killed in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing says he regrets the death of the only person to have been convicted in the case. David Ben-Ayreah said Sunday he had always believed Abdel Baset ... UK's Cameron: Megrahi should have never been freed New Lockerbie inquiry rejected by PM as Abdelbaset al-Megrahi dies |
UK Government Gets Ready for EuraMedia 2012, With Trade Commission UKTI ... MarketWatch (press release) The UK government department will be collaborating with the city government of London in launching an event to promote the summit locally. The UKTI will be hosting a launch party in London packed with high profile speakers and top local businessmen to ... |
 Firstpost | Euro Zone's Banks Are "In Tatters" Says UK Minister -Report Fox Business LONDON – Former UK chancellor Ken Clarke has said Europe's banking system is "in tatters," warning the UK is "heavily exposed" to potential problems in the currency bloc, the BBC reported Sunday. The UK justice secretary also said Greek voters had to ... Greeks must choose on euro-UK's Cameron Weaker euro zone nations need more support from core - UK Eurozone's banks are 'in tatters', says Ken Clarke |
UK's competition regulator to Give BSkyB reprieve MarketWatch By London Bureau LONDON -(MarketWatch)- The UK competition regulator is expected to give British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC a reprieve in the local film market, as rivals such as Lovefilm and Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) are undermining the ... UK's Competition Regulator To Give BSkyB Reprieve -Report BSkyB could get reprieve from UK regulator: paper |
 BBC News | UK Considering Special Forces in Afghanistan After 2014 Bloomberg The UK may leave special forces in Afghanistan to assist on counter-terror operations after 2014, the date set for the withdrawal of combat troops from the country, a British official said. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization meets in Chicago today ... UK may keep troops in Afghanistan post-2014 to fight terrorism UK special forces Afghan role after 2014 UK special forces 'to stay in Afghanistan after 2014' |
 The Guardian | UK's Cameron calls for euro contingency plans Reuters | CAMP ROUND MEADOW, Maryland (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron urged countries on Saturday to put in place strong contingency plans to deal with fallout from the euro zone debt crisis as fears grow that Greece could be forced out of the ... UK PM: Economic Plan Aims To Keep Interest Rates Low UK's Cameron urges Eurozone to 'make up or break up' UK's David Cameron: Greece Is On The Brink, Survival Of The Euro In Question |
UK's Cameron basks in Chelsea's triumph Times of India CHICAGO: British Prime Minister David Cameron savored Chelsea's win over German club Bayern Munich in the Champions League final on Sunday after watching the deciding penalty shootout with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at a summit in the United ... |
Petroplus's UK Coryton Refinery May Be Shut, Sunday Times Says Bloomberg Petroplus Holdings AG (PPHN)'s Coryton refinery in the UK will probably be shut and turned into a storage terminal, the Sunday Times reported, citing unidentified people with knowledge of the matter. Vitol Group dropped out of the auction for the ... |
UK Government Being Fools About Shale Gas Forbes But this decision that the UK Government seems to be taking about shale gas seems more foolish than most. For they've decided that it isn't really going to be a solution to the country's energy problems therefore it probably shouldn't go ahead. UK Government Told Shale Gas Reserves May Be Uneconomical To Extract-Report |
 ABC News | UK Surveillance Program Could Expose Private Lives ABC News The UK Home Office stresses it won't be reading the content of every Britons' communications, saying the data it seeks "is NOT the content of any communication." It is, however, looking for information about who's sending the message and to whom, ... UK surveillance could yield window into lives |
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