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Serbia judges reject Ratko Mladic extradition appeal
From: External news31 May 2011
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erbia's war crimes court has rejected Ratko Mladic's appeal against his transfer to the UN tribunal in The Hague to face genocide charges
Chancellor faces down Cabinet 'jitters' about economic strategy
From: External news27 May 2011
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George Osborne has been forced to fend off doubts about his economic strategy from cabinet colleagues worried that growth is so weak. The Chancellor, who refuses to consider a "Plan B", defended his approach in a discussion on Britain's economic prospects at Tuesday's cabinet meeting.
Libya Apache deployment approved by David Cameron
From: External news27 May 2011
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The UK is sending four Apache attack helicopters to the mission in Libya, after approval by the prime minister.
G8 summit to pledge £12bn for Arab spring states
From: External news27 May 2011
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Aid being compiled in Deauville aims to foster democracy and economic growth in countries such as Egypt and Tunisia
Spanish protesters clash with police over clean-up
From: External news27 May 2011
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Violence breaks out around Barcelona's Plaça de Catalunya, the first trouble after 12 days of protests
US-Pakistan relations 'at turning point' after killing of Bin Laden, warns Clinton
From: External news27 May 2011
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Islamabad must take decisive steps against terrorism, says secretary of state after meeting President Asif Ali Zardari
IMF former boss: a perverse route to sympathy
From: External news26 May 2011
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The case of Dominique Strauss Kahn’s accuser
Michelle Obama shares success tips with schoolgirls
From: External news26 May 2011
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MICHELLE OBAMA made a whirlwind visit to Oxford University where she told schoolgirls that 'plain old hard work' is the key to success.
The Oldham riots raised ugly questions about segregation. Ten years on, Ben Chu argues that the problems were always more nuanced
Sherard Cowper-Coles: 'The nightly slaughter of the Taliban is profoundly wrong'
From: External news26 May 2011
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When he was British ambassador in Afghanistan, Sherard Cowper-Coles was a lone voice as an outspoken critic of western policy. Now he's back and he's sticking to his guns