UK judge: Social network sites differ from press The Boston Globe | LONDON-Should gossip swapped on social networking sites be subject to the same kind of scrutiny as material published in a newspaper? It's a question that has bedeviled Internet users and officials across the world, and it's one the judge at the ce...
UK judge: Social network sites differ from press Austin American Statesman | LONDON — Should gossip swapped on social networking sites be subject to the same kind of scrutiny as material published in a newspaper? It's a question that has bedeviled Internet users and officials across the world, and it's one the judge a...
Double blow for UK steel industry could cost 500 jobs The Guardian | Thamesteel in Kent goes into administration while Tata in Northamptonshire cuts staff following review Tata has announced that 110 jobs are to go at its plant in Corby, Northamptonshire. Photograph: Anna Gowthorpe/PA | The UK steel industry has suf...
UK wastes billions as scrap is sent abroad The Independent | Britain exports 15 million tonnes of industrial waste each year, half of which is valuable scrap metal, because it does not have sufficient recycling facilities and clear enough legislation to deal with it here, according to the report, by manufact...
LEAD: EU says Britain would pay financial tax even if it stayed out m&c | Brussels/Paris - Even if Britain declined to join a European Union financial transaction tax, its banks would probably still be subject to it, the European Union's executive warned on Monday. | France and Germany are lobbying strongly for the tax, ...
EU: Britain would still pay financial tax even if it stayed out m&c | Brussels - Even if Britain declined to join a European Union financial transaction tax, its banks would probably still be subject to it, the European Union's executive warned on Monday. | France and Germany are lobbying strongly for the tax, but Br...
Ignis UK Property: One of the ‘purest’ ways to tap into commerical property returns The Daily Mail | Commerical property – shops, offices, warehouses and factories – was one of the few bright sectors for investors last year, returning an average of 8.1 per cent, according to industry analyst IPD. | While the market still has a long way...
Zionist Bicom behind UK Press TV ban Pakalert Press Share The Zionist Britain Israel Communications & Research Centre (Bicom) has collaborated with the state-controlled British Office of Communications (Ofcom) to ban the alternative English-language channel Press TV in the UK, a political analyst ...
European Stocks Slide Wall Street Journal By MICHELE MAATOUK | LONDON—European stocks opened lower Tuesday, as Greek debt negotiations are at stalemate. | London's FTSE 100 fell 0.3% at the open, Frankfurt's DAX dipped 1% and Paris's CAC-40 was 0.5% lower. | "The naysayers and doubters remain large in number with many suggesting the strong start we have seen for equities in 2012 is n...
Deadlock in Davos as pressure on Greece rises The Independent | The move to make Greece hand over control of budgetary policy as the price for agreeing a €130bn rescue package would represent a humiliating blow to Greece's hopes of controlling its own destiny but could offer a means of staving off financial ruin. | The proposal was made by Germany as the euro group considered how extra finance should be off...
