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The culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has approved News Corporation's plan to spin off Sky News, clearing the way for its proposed £8bn purchase of the 61% of BSkyB it does not already own.
UK risks 'state of ambivalence' on defence, warns Labour's Jim Murphy
From: External news03 Mar 2011
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The UK is in danger of falling into a dangerous "state of ambivalence" about the need to confront security challenges abroad because of the drawn-out and bloody conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the shadow defence secretary will say on Thursday.
Ferocious street fighting, air strikes in a heavily populated city and a siege with terrified families held hostage: these were the violent and chaotic scenes yesterday as Colonel Gaddafi's regime began its offensive to claw back the land lost to Libya's revolution.
Eric Pickles warns council over cuts to charity budgets
From: External news02 Mar 2011
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Eric Pickles has said he is considering using the law to prevent local authorities passing on "disproportionate" cuts to charities.
Cameron retreats from Libya no-fly plan after US shows caution
From: External news02 Mar 2011
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Explosions heard in Tripoli as UN secretary general warns thousands could die in Libya
Review of aid spending sees poor nations cut adrift
From: External news02 Mar 2011
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Britain is to cut off aid to some of the world's poorest countries in an overhaul of development spending set out yesterday by the Government.
Bank of England governor blames spending cuts on bank bailouts
From: External news02 Mar 2011
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Mervyn King tells MPs: 'The price of this financial crisis is being borne by people who absolutely did not cause it'
The Libyans watched from an open window of the immigration post, leaning out to see the 20,000 fleeing Egyptian, Bangladeshi, Chinese and Iranian workers heaped up against the border wall.
"By 2005 the number of Africans living in poverty was estimated to have grown by nearly a third from 218 million to 300 million"
Libya's ordeal shows it's time to police the mercenaries
From: External news01 Mar 2011
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The UN has spent decades trying to solve the mercenary problem in Africa, but the bloody trade continues unchecked