• British economy’s recovery sluggish, prolonged: CBI

    British economy’s recovery sluggish, prolonged: CBI

    22/03/2010 05:00

    Britain’s Confederation of British Industry (CBI) is forecasting a sluggish and bumpy journey to recovery for the economy. The CBI also said it is looking to the consumer and the private sector to lead the economy out of recession, as the...

  • EU presidency calls for decision on Greek bailout at summit

    EU presidency calls for decision on Greek bailout at summit

    22/03/2010 05:00

    European Union (EU) leaders should decide on a bailout plan for Greece at a summit later this week, the Spanish presidency said. Greece’s Prime Minister George Papandreou (L) is welcomed by European Parliament President Jerzy Buzek (R) ahead of a...

  • Seaweed might help fight obesity, study says

    Seaweed might help fight obesity, study says

    22/03/2010 05:00

    Seaweed may help tackle obesity, researchers at Newcastle University have said. The researchers have found alginate, a fibre found in kelp, helps reduce the body’s fat uptake by more than 75 percent. Now the fibre is being added to...

  • Clinton reaffirms U.S.-Israel alliance

    Clinton reaffirms U.S.-Israel alliance

    22/03/2010 05:00

    Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Monday said that the U.S. commitment to Israel’s security and future is “rock solid,” . . . US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee annual...

  • Jackson’s doctor stops revival efforts

    Jackson’s doctor stops revival efforts

    22/03/2010 05:00

    Dr. Conrad Murray stopped resuscitation efforts on the dying star and delayed calling 911 in order to collect drug vials at the scene Conrad Murray, the late Michael Jackson’s personal physician, sits in court during his arraignment at the Los...

  • BA crew strike enters second day

    BA crew strike enters second day

    21/03/2010 05:00

    The three-day strike by cabin crew at British Airways entered the second day on Saturday morning, causing severe disruptions to flights. Demonstrators wave flags at an official picket lines during a strike by British Airways cabin crew, near...

  • 4 killed in suicide attack in SW Pakistan’s Quetta

    4 killed in suicide attack in SW Pakistan’s Quetta

    21/03/2010 05:00

    At least four was killed and about a dozen others were injured Sunday when a suicide bomber riding on a bicycle hit a police van in Quetta. A police van damaged in a blast is seen in Quetta, capital of southwestern Pakistani province of...

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