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UK 'must redouble economic efforts', says William Hague
Sunday 15 January 2012
The latest string of credit downgrades in the eurozone requires Britain to "redouble our efforts" to boost economic growth, Foreign Secretary William Hague urged today.
Thousands massacred as two tribes go to war in South Sudan
Saturday 07 January 2012
UN peacekeepers tell residents of Jonglei state capital to flee as raiders approach
Paul Vallely: War is messy, but peace is demanding
Sunday 18 December 2011
The US withdrawal from Iraq shows how much there is yet to do in Afghanistan, much of it for women and children
This is final proof that Plan A has run out of road, says Balls
Wednesday 30 November 2011
The shadow Chancellor Ed Balls declared yesterday that George Osborne's mini-Budget was final proof that "plan A has failed – and has failed colossally".
Pakistan's US ambassador quits over army memo
Wednesday 23 November 2011
Pakistan's ambassador to the US said last night he was stepping down from his post as the swirling controversy over an alleged plot to oust the country's military leadership refused to go away.
The nature reserve dream of a 'gringo imperialist'
Friday 18 November 2011
North Face millionaire environmentalist fights to set up vast wetlands park in Argentina
Cameron seeks to push one million workers out of the public sector
Sunday 13 November 2011
Staff in the NHS and other services are being shifted into mutual-style programmes based on the John Lewis model
The 50 best apps
Saturday 02 October 2010
From games to geography, Rhodri Marsden selects indispensable tools for navigating, learning, enjoying yourself, or just killing time on the go.
Letter: Europe: why we need a vote
Wednesday 20 March 1996
Sir: The people of this country originally voted for a commercial union with Europe believing the country would retain its political independence. A political union with Europe would so profoundly affect the future of this country that the wishes of the public must now be resought. In a referendum on a single European currency, a number of other questions have to be included. Do the public want: a total political commitment to a federal Europe; a single European currency and commercial union of otherwise independent nations; a commercial union without a single currency; or a total rejection of Europe?
Obituary: Lord Shackleton
Tuesday 04 October 1994
TAM DALYELL's obituary of Lord Shackleton (24 September) naturally enough stressed the political rather than the geographical aspects of his career - even though the latter dominated the last decade of his life and is more likely to prove a lasting memorial, writes K. W. Hankinson.
Common plug policy
Friday 04 June 1993
Eighteen European countries decided yesterday to try to design a common plug and socket to replace more than 20 types of connectors: a rewiring job that may take 30 years and cost more than dollars 1bn, Reuter reports from Brussels.
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