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2012-02-09 21:29

Prince Harry qualifies as Apache helicopter pilot (AP)

This is an undated handout photo issued by tBritain's Ministry of Defence on Wednesday Feb. 8, 2012  of Britain's  Prince Harry as he prepares his Apache helicopter to go out on a mission in El Centro, California. Prince Harry was handed the prize of being the best co-pilot gunner on completing 18 months of rigorous training on the Apache Attack Helicopter.  (AP Photo/Sgt Russ Nolan RLC/MoD)AP - Britain's defense ministry says Prince Harry has qualified as an Apache attack helicopter pilot, graduating as the best co-pilot gunner in his class after 18 months of training.


2012-02-09 21:29

Tax changes send Diageo H1 profit down 20 pct (AP)

AP - A one-time tax hit sent profits at drinks company Diageo PLC's down 20 percent in the last six months of 2011, despite rising income following a strong performance in emerging markets.

2012-02-09 21:29

Bank of England backs another stimulus (AP)

AP - The Bank of England is to inject another 50 billion pounds ($79 billion) into the British economy, which contracted in the last three months of 2011 and is likely to face further difficulties as Europe struggles to contain its raging debt crisis.

2012-02-09 21:29

Bank of England pumps more cash into economy to support recovery (Reuters)

Reuters - The Bank of England voted to inject more cash into the economy to shore up a fragile recovery and shield the country from fallout from the unresolved euro zone debt crisis.

2012-02-09 21:29

UK's Cameron calls Jordan's king over extremist (AP)

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron meets the press during the Northern Future Forum outside the  Photographic Museum in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday Feb. 9, 2012. Cameron was asked about his opinion on the resignation of Fabio Capello as England football manager. (AP Photo/Jens L 'Estrade/Scanpix Sweden)  SWEDEN OUTAP - British Prime Minister David Cameron and Jordan's King Abdullah II on Thursday agreed to cooperate over thus-far unsuccessful attempts to deport extremist cleric Abu Qatada from London to Amman, the U.K. leader's office said.


2012-02-09 21:29

Surgery kit said to be Nazi's withdrawn from sale (AP)

In this image made available by Villa Hall Auctions UK on Tuesday Feb. 7, 2012 show a surgical kit said to belong to a Nazi war criminal who oversaw a labor camp is being put up for auction in Britain. Villa Hall Auctions, a small auctioneer in Cornwall, southwest England, said Tuesday the wooden box of equipment was engraved with the name of Anton Burger, an SS commander of the Terezin ghetto — a labor camp north of Prague in then-Czechoslovakia.(AP Photo/Villa Hall Auctions UK)AP - A surgical kit advertised as belonging to a Nazi concentration camp commandant has been withdrawn from sale, and questions have been raised about its origins.


2012-02-09 21:29

9 sentenced for London Stock Exchange terror plot (AP)

AP - A British judge on Thursday sent nine men to prison for al-Qaida inspired plots to bomb the London Stock Exchange and set up a terrorist training camp.

2012-02-09 21:29

Summary Box: Tax changes send Diageo profit down (AP)

AP - TAX NIP: A one-time tax hit sent profits at drinks company Diageo PLC's down 20 percent in the last six months of 2011, despite rising income following a strong performance in emerging markets.

2012-02-09 21:29

Summary Box: Vodafone Q3 revenue flat (AP)

AP - HOLD STEADY: Vodafone Group PLC, the world's largest mobile communications company, says revenue held steady in the final three months of 2011 as double-digit gains in India and Turkey were offset by slumps in Italy and Spain.

2012-02-09 21:29

British man wanted in '93 heist nabbed in Missouri (AP)

AP - A British armored car guard suspected of driving off with a fortune worth $1.5 million back in 1993 has been captured in rural Missouri, where he had been working as a cable guy and raising a son who apparently knew nothing of his father's past.

2012-02-09 04:51

Elderly Kenyans threaten UK colonial abuse lawsuit (AP)

In this photo taken Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012 and released by Cris Obudo on Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, Matthew Stokes of U.K. law firm Ashton Fox Solicitors, right, meets with Mukami Kimathi, left, widow of Dedan Kimathi, one of the most revered Mau Mau fighters who the British arrested and hanged, in Njabini, Kenya. Thousands of elderly Kenyans are preparing to sue the British government over abuses it allegedly carried out during its suppression of a 1950s anti-colonial rebellion, a lawyer representing the group said Wednesday. (AP Photo/Cris Obudo)AP - Thousands of elderly Kenyans are preparing to sue the British government over abuses — including torture, illegal detentions and rape — its forces allegedly committed during its suppression of a 1950s anti-colonial rebellion, a lawyer representing the group said Wednesday.


2012-02-09 04:51

UK minister to fly to Jordan to discuss Abu Qatada (AP)

AP - Britain's security minister will fly to Jordan to discuss ways to deport extremist cleric Abu Qatada, the government said Wednesday.

2012-02-09 04:51

Murdoch firm settles 9 more hacking lawsuits (AP)

This photo of May 22, 2011 shows comedian Steve Coogan who received a settlement of 40,000 pounds ($63,500) from Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper company over phone hacking.  Nine more phone hacking lawsuits against Rupert Murdoch's News International have been settled, including a case brought by comedian Steve Coogan, the victims' lawyer told Britain's High Court on Wednesday Feb. 8, 2012.  That brings to more than 60 the number of claims that Murdoch's UK newspaper company has dealt with in the scandal that has already brought down a 168-year-old tabloid and threatened Murdoch's global media empire.     (AP Photo/Ian West/PA Wire, File) UNITED KINGDOM OUTAP - Rupert Murdoch's News International has settled nearly all the cases against the company in the first wave of lawsuits for phone hacking by its journalists, with a new round of apologies and payouts announced Wednesday in a London court.


2012-02-09 04:51

CoE takes step towards allowing women bishops (Reuters)

Reuters - The Church of England moved closer to the consecration of women bishops Wednesday when it voted against giving strengthened legal protection to traditionalists who favor an all-male clergy, a decision that could lead more to switch to Rome.

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