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The Greek parliament is preparing to vote on drastic austerity measures that have sparked nationwide strikes and rioting in the capital, Athens.
The Foreign Office summoned Syria's ambassador yesterday amid reports that a diplomat at
Battle breaks out in Tahrir Square, once again
From: External news29 Jun 2011
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Security forces and demonstrators clash in Cairo after former interior minister's trial is put off without explanation
The 'Obama effect' may have helped turn black youngsters away from crime
From: External news28 Jun 2011
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THE ELECTION of Barack Obama as America's first black president may have helped to reduce crime in the US claims a leading criminologist
Graduate gloom as 83 apply for every vacancy
From: External news28 Jun 2011
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The number of graduates applying for each job has doubled since 2009, as three successive years of university leavers struggle with an over-saturated market
China rebukes Cameron for pointing the finger over human rights abuses
From: External news28 Jun 2011
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Premier's words contrast with praise for Germany but he said China would send two pandas to the UK as mark of friendship
Greece debts: General strike held amid cuts debate
From: External news28 Jun 2011
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A 48-hour general strike has begun in Greece, as parliament prepares for a key vote on tough austerity measures
Justices Reject Ban on Violent Video Games for Children
From: External news28 Jun 2011
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The Supreme Court on Monday struck down on First Amendment grounds a California law that banned the sale of violent video games to children
PM signs China deals but urges respect for human rights
From: External news27 Jun 2011
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David Cameron has said China provides a "huge opportunity" for British business as he announced £1.4bn of trade agreements between the two countries.
Ministers and unions in talks ahead of pensions strikes
From: External news27 Jun 2011
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Ministers and union leaders are holding talks in the run-up to a planned strike over pensions by public sector workers.