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 International Herald Tribune
Zimbabwe opposition seeks peacekeepers for run-off
| : Zimbabwe's main opposition group has stepped up efforts to secure regional peacekeepers for a run-off presidential election against Robert Mugabe after weeks of violence that intimidated voters, a... (photo: AP / Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
Elections Photos Politics Society Zimbabwe |
 The Australian
PM to fight against Scottish independence
| BRITISH Prime Minister Gordon Brown has pledged today to do "whatever is necessary" to preserve the United Kingdom in face of demands for Scottish independence. | In an interview with the Sunday Tel... (photo: AP/Lefteris Pitarakis, pool)
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 International Herald Tribune
BA seeks chief operations officer
| : British Airways is seeking to fill a new role of chief operations officer to replace two executives who quit in the wake of the Heathrow Terminal 5 fiasco. | A Britis... (photo: creative commons / )
Airline Business Industry Photos Transport |
 Sporting Life
Murray Savours Season
| Rangers chairman Sir David Murray believes Walter Smith's team are giving the club exceptional value for money - and has backed it up with hard evidence. | Murray has h... (photo: AP)
Europe Football Money Photos Sports |
 BBC News
UK economic outlook 'worsening'
| The outlook for the UK economy has got worse and the Bank of England must act to stop a major downturn, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned. | The current... (photo: Public Domain / patricia)
Bank Britain Economy Finance Photos |
 The Guardian
BA lines up successor for Walsh
| Headhunters asked to find potential replacement , Sunday May 11 2008 | British airways has appointed leading headhunter Whitehead Mann to find a possible successor for ... (photo: Creative Commons / ciukes)
Airlines British Business Economy Photos |
 International Herald Tribune
China forms company to make regional and jumbo jets
| : China established a company on Sunday to build regional commercial jets, with an eye to eventually reducing the country's reliance on Boeing and Airbus for jumbo jets... (photo: GFDL )
Business China Industry Photos Transport |
 Daily Advance
Organizers rev up for cancer walk
| Connie Davis was no newcomer to cancer. She had lost two brothers and two grandparents to the disease. | So when Davis learned in March 2005 that she had thyroid cancer... (photo: GFDL / KGH )
Disease Health People Photos Society |
 The Star
To London and back - for RM1,200
| KUALA LUMPUR: AirAsia X will start its flights to London in March next year. And it will cost only about RM1,200 for a return trip on an economy ticket. | The country’s... (photo: WN)
Aerospace Business London Photos Transport |
 The Observer
While stocks last
For the past half-century, Britain has been lulled into the belief that a plentiful supply of food is here to stay. Supermarkets give us a season-defying availability of ... (photo: GFDL / Samuell)
Agricultural Britain Food Photos Supermarket |
 The Guardian
Is this the worst place on earth to be a woman?
It is early morning in Al-Hudaydah, a small city in the northwest of Yemen, and Aminah, my translator, is going about the awkward business of eating breakfast. We have co... (photo: AP / Hatem Moussa)
Arab World Photos Saudi Arabia Woman Yemen |
 The Independent
Leading Article: Brown: the case for the defence
| The time has come to make the case for Gordon Brown. This may seem counterintuitive. After all, so everybody is agreed, Mr Brown has been a disaster as a Prime Minister... (photo: AP Photo / Akira Suemori, Pool)
Elections Photos Politics Society UK |
