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Evening Standard comment: IMF's cautious take on the UK economy
The IMF's judgment on the state of the UK economy today is unlikely to rattle either the Government or its critics.
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Drugs plot trial hears accused deny he was making calls
A MAN accused of conspiring to supply heroin and crack cocaine has told a court a person he was unwilling to "grass" on must have used his phone to arrange alleged drug deals.
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The lasting draw of these destinations is borne out in TripAdvisor's fifth annual Travelers' Choice Destinations awards.
Only one Welsh destination makes it in the top 50 most visited in the UK
Just one Welsh city made it into the top 50 most visited places in Britain, according to figures released today which demonstrate the challenges facing Wales' tourism sector.
Get tickets to see One Direction at Manchester Etihad Stadium
THEY are the hottest tickets in town, and the Leigh Journal Reader Travel service has lots of them to see the hottest boy band in the world.
Lander international programs enjoy success placing students in foreign study
University students and their faculty escorts in Shanghai, China, one stop on their current study tour of Lander sister universities in Asia.
Glasgow cyclists 'saving city' A 4m
Glasgow Centre for Population Health set out to calculate the economic benefit accruing from cycle trips in and out of the city centre.
Modern British Vegetarian Cooking - Who Needs Meat?
It's the UK's National Vegetarian Week but what's on the veggie menu at your local bar, pub or bistro? If it's mushroom risotto - again - have a word with the chef because there's no excuse for those second-rate meals that should have been left behind in the 1970s.
Historic links to boost city's prosperity
The Rt. Hon. Ald. Roger Gifford, Lord Mayor of London, pictured during yesterday's visit to St Cecilia's College with, from left, Ciara Foley, junior head girl, Martine Mulhern, principal, Ald.
London most popular tourist destination in UK
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UPDATED: Travelers urged to find alternate routes to get New York City
Train schedule at Union Station in New London showing cancellations and a note saying no train service between New Haven and New York Monday, May 20, 2013.
Empty shops on battered High Street at record high as consumers tighten their belts
Britain's beleaguered High Street continues to see the number of vacant shops increase thanks to recent failures including Comet and Jessops.
11m Games upgrade station is back on track
Services to and from Dalmar-nock were back on track after problems with ground work derailed a 11million upgrade ahead of the 2014 Common-wealth Games.
This is not just another Shoreditch bar. Well, it is - it's right in Rivington Street but it's not Shoreditch as we know it.
United Kingdom: EFL/EAP Teacher
Do research the year-round climate for the part of the country you will be living and working in.
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Strewth mate. Aussies wave goodbye to Britain as it becomes too pricey to stay
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First look at Top Model judges: Elle Macpherson brands Dannii Minogue ...
This is the first look in our picture exclusive at Dannii Minogue on her new TV judging panel - as part of Britain & Ireland's Next Top Model.
Number of animals used in Welsh university experiments rises 83% over three years
Campaigners raise concerns as figures show 180,000 animals have been used in scientific experiments at universities in Wales since 2010 The use of animals in scientific experiments by Welsh universities has increased 83% over the past three years - with more than 180,000 creatures used in total.