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UK Parliament Approves Bill To Renationalise Rail Services
Legislation put forward by the UK's new Labour government to renationalise the country's rail services, most of which are privately owned, was on Wednesday given the go-ahead by parliament.
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"A Big Day": Rishi Sunak After Tata Steel, UK Sign 1.25 Billion-Pound Deal
The United Kingdom and Tata Steel on Friday announced a joint investment package worth 1.25 billion pound, including a government grant of 500 million pound, for the country's largest steelworks in Wales.
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TikTok Gets Banned on Government Devices in New Zealand: Report
After the United States, the UK and New Zealand became the latest western countries to ban the Chinese-owned video-sharing platform TikTok on "government devices" citing security fears, The New York Times reported. The UK, on Thursday, announced the ban of TikTok with immediate effect citing security fears linked to the video-sharing app's ownersh...
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UK Bans TikTok On Government Devices "With Immediate Effect"
The UK on Thursday announced a security ban on the Chinese-owned video app TikTok on government devices, in line with action by the European Union and the United States.
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UK Government Advises Premier League Footballers To "Take Pay Cut"
Clubs like Tottenham, Newcastle and Norwich have said they will use a government scheme to guarantee 80 percent of salaries for staff up to a maximum of 2,500 pounds.
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Britain confirms plans to privatize Royal Mail
The U.K. coalition government has confirmed plans to privatize the country's 500-year-old Royal Mail this fall.
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India to take up Rs 2.75 lakh visa bond issue with UK govt
With the British government planning to demand a Rs 2.75 lakh visa bond from visitors of certain "high-risk" countries including India, the Ministry of External Affairs today said that the government will seek information and implications from UK on the new policy.
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Swraj Paul asks UK govt to provide appropriate funding for Zoos
British Government should provide appropriate funding for Zoological gardens, a location for family-building and reinforcement, as part of efforts to preserve life rather than destroy it, NRI industrialist Lord Swraj Paul has said.
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After plea from family, Indian govt asks UK to release Anuj Bidve's body
Responding to the plea by Anuj Bivde's family, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna has responded promptly by asking the British authorities to release of the body of the 23-year-old student. All expenses for bringing Anuj Bivde's body back to India will be be taken care of by the Ministry of the External Affairs.
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UK Govt to urge Murdoch to withdraw BSkyB bid
In a rare show of cross-party consensus, the David Cameron government in Britain has signalled its willingness to support the Opposition Labour party's motion in the House of Commons, asking media baron Rupert Murdoch to withdraw his takeover bid of BSkyB.The motion is to be tabled on Wednesday in a clear sign of Britain's political establishment r...
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Caste discrimination exists in UK, says govt report
Caste-based discrimination exists across Britain, a new research commissioned by UK government has found, prompting further calls to outlaw the malpractice that blights the lives of many people with origins in the Indian sub-continent.The research, commissioned as part of the debate over the Equalities Bill 2010 that received royal assent in April,...
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Pak govt not to support Haider in his UK asylum bid
The Pakistan govt has made it clear that it will not assist Zulqarnain Haider in his bid to seek asylum in the UK.
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Pak govt not to support Haider in his UK asylum bid
The Pakistan government has made it clear that it will not assist troubled wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider in his bid to seek asylum in the UK.
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Return Kohinoor diamond please, says India to UK
The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has joined an international network for the return of priceless artifacts taken away during British rule, including the Kohinoor diamond and the Sultanganj Buddha.
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Cameron faces challenges beyond his coalition
The Conservative Party that David Cameron inherited in 2005 was a disoriented shadow of its once mighty self, riven by ideological disarray, wounded by endless power struggles and facing the bleak prospect of long-term unelectability. (David Cameron becomes UK's youngest PM in pics)As leader, the smooth, self-assured Cameron, who became Britain's n...
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UK Parliament Approves Bill To Renationalise Rail Services
Legislation put forward by the UK's new Labour government to renationalise the country's rail services, most of which are privately owned, was on Wednesday given the go-ahead by parliament.
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"A Big Day": Rishi Sunak After Tata Steel, UK Sign 1.25 Billion-Pound Deal
The United Kingdom and Tata Steel on Friday announced a joint investment package worth 1.25 billion pound, including a government grant of 500 million pound, for the country's largest steelworks in Wales.
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TikTok Gets Banned on Government Devices in New Zealand: Report
After the United States, the UK and New Zealand became the latest western countries to ban the Chinese-owned video-sharing platform TikTok on "government devices" citing security fears, The New York Times reported. The UK, on Thursday, announced the ban of TikTok with immediate effect citing security fears linked to the video-sharing app's ownersh...
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UK Bans TikTok On Government Devices "With Immediate Effect"
The UK on Thursday announced a security ban on the Chinese-owned video app TikTok on government devices, in line with action by the European Union and the United States.
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UK Government Advises Premier League Footballers To "Take Pay Cut"
Clubs like Tottenham, Newcastle and Norwich have said they will use a government scheme to guarantee 80 percent of salaries for staff up to a maximum of 2,500 pounds.
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Britain confirms plans to privatize Royal Mail
The U.K. coalition government has confirmed plans to privatize the country's 500-year-old Royal Mail this fall.
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India to take up Rs 2.75 lakh visa bond issue with UK govt
With the British government planning to demand a Rs 2.75 lakh visa bond from visitors of certain "high-risk" countries including India, the Ministry of External Affairs today said that the government will seek information and implications from UK on the new policy.
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Swraj Paul asks UK govt to provide appropriate funding for Zoos
British Government should provide appropriate funding for Zoological gardens, a location for family-building and reinforcement, as part of efforts to preserve life rather than destroy it, NRI industrialist Lord Swraj Paul has said.
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After plea from family, Indian govt asks UK to release Anuj Bidve's body
Responding to the plea by Anuj Bivde's family, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna has responded promptly by asking the British authorities to release of the body of the 23-year-old student. All expenses for bringing Anuj Bivde's body back to India will be be taken care of by the Ministry of the External Affairs.
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UK Govt to urge Murdoch to withdraw BSkyB bid
In a rare show of cross-party consensus, the David Cameron government in Britain has signalled its willingness to support the Opposition Labour party's motion in the House of Commons, asking media baron Rupert Murdoch to withdraw his takeover bid of BSkyB.The motion is to be tabled on Wednesday in a clear sign of Britain's political establishment r...
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Caste discrimination exists in UK, says govt report
Caste-based discrimination exists across Britain, a new research commissioned by UK government has found, prompting further calls to outlaw the malpractice that blights the lives of many people with origins in the Indian sub-continent.The research, commissioned as part of the debate over the Equalities Bill 2010 that received royal assent in April,...
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Pak govt not to support Haider in his UK asylum bid
The Pakistan govt has made it clear that it will not assist Zulqarnain Haider in his bid to seek asylum in the UK.
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Pak govt not to support Haider in his UK asylum bid
The Pakistan government has made it clear that it will not assist troubled wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider in his bid to seek asylum in the UK.
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Return Kohinoor diamond please, says India to UK
The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has joined an international network for the return of priceless artifacts taken away during British rule, including the Kohinoor diamond and the Sultanganj Buddha.
-
Cameron faces challenges beyond his coalition
The Conservative Party that David Cameron inherited in 2005 was a disoriented shadow of its once mighty self, riven by ideological disarray, wounded by endless power struggles and facing the bleak prospect of long-term unelectability. (David Cameron becomes UK's youngest PM in pics)As leader, the smooth, self-assured Cameron, who became Britain's n...
