Archive for July 9th, 2008

Britain promises to improve low rape conviction rate

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

LONDON — The British government and police will promise on Wednesday to take action to improve the low rate of conviction for rape, saying more will be done to help victims. Currently less than six percent of all reported rapes result in a conviction,

UK mortgages through roof

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

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Soda in Paris

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

A model presents a creation by Lebanese designer Basil Soda during his haute couture autumn-winter 2008-2009 show in Paris July 1, 2008.[Agencies]

Radar malfunction causes chaos at Dublin Airport; authorities warn of more trouble

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

What’s this By Shawn Pogatchnik, The Associated Press DUBLIN, Ireland - More than 2 flights at Dublin Airport were delayed, diverted or cancelled Wednesday after air traffic controllers deemed their radar system too malfunction-prone to operate safely.

14 migrants die off southern Spain

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

MADRID: Fourteen migrants, including nine small children, died on board a boat that was heading for southern Spain from North Africa, Spanish national radio said Thursday, quoting survivors. It said a police maritime patrol intercepted the boat during

Disadvantaged youth in Britain need better skills and effective job-search help

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

Send Print 09/07/2008 - Young people in Britain who leave school without qualifications find it particularly hard to get jobs, and U.K. authorities need to take vigorous action to help them with education and training and with job-search support,

A View From Europe: Ratings agencies lose credit

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

Tough times in the EU for Moodys and Standard & Poors. Up until now, the ratings agencies have been largely self-regulated under a voluntary code of conduct. But their role in the sub-prime crisis could cost them their independence. During the financial

14 migrants die off southern Spain: Spanish radio

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

What’s this MADRID (AFP) - Fourteen migrants, including nine small children, died on board a boat that was heading for southern Spain from north Africa, Spanish national radio said Thursday, quoting survivors. It said a police maritime patrol

OUTLOOK Barratt Developments set to round-off torrid week for UK housebuilders

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Barratt Developments Plc will round-off a torrid week for the UK housebuilding sector when it issues a full year pre-close trading statement on Thursday and reveals whether it has been able to renegotiate a refinancing

Greece: Shares end higher on recovery; Blue-chips at helm

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

Shares in Athens finished higher on Wednesday, with blue-chips leading the rise. Still, the low volumes point to a short-term recovery as the market lacks the depth which would point to a sustainable trend. Europe’s positive performance lent assistance.

Bank of England begins rate-setting meeting amid construction industry gloom

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

LONDON - The Bank of England began its two-day rate setting meeting Wednesday amid downbeat economic news of more job cuts in the construction industry and souring confidence, but most economists expect concerns about inflation to keep interest rates on

Gazprom: Serbia should move on oil sales

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

BELGRADE, Serbia, July 9 (UPI) — Serbia should approve the sale of a majority share of its oil firm Naftna Industrija Srbije to the Russian energy giant Gazprom by August, officials urged. A top official advising Gazprom chief Alexei Miller, Dmitry

Scotland, Ireland, NI in wind energy grid talks

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

An energy grid to cater for Scotland, Ireland and Northern Ireland’s wind energy needs may be in the pipeline, it has been reported. Energy ministers have launched a study today (July 7th) into the potential benefits of creating a wind energy grid that

British restaurants feel mid-market pinch

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

LONDON, July 10 (Reuters) - In a slowdown, economists say to expect the squeeze in the market’s middle: for Britain’s recently fast-growing restaurants, it’s starting with lunch. Chef Pascal Aussignac, who has been serving Londoners at the chic Club

Bank of England begins meeting, no change expected

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008

LONDON - The Bank of England began its two-day rate setting meeting Wednesday amid downbeat economic news of more job cuts in the construction industry and souring confidence, but most economists expect concerns about inflation to keep interest rates on


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