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...reduce the severity of the illness," the Department of Health said in a statement. The H1N1 virus has so far killed 214 people in the United Kingdom. A nationwide vaccination programme began last month, initially targeting those considered...

In this article: Oseltamivir, H1N1, Department of Health, Relenza, World Health Organisation, and GlaxoSmithKline

...area, a record for England. The Meteorological Office said the amount of rain expected for all of November had fallen in one day. Britain has been hit by severe flooding in recent years, raising questions about the impact of global...

In this article: Britain, Met Office, William Wordsworth, England, Cumbria, Cockermouth, and Ireland

The OECD has urged action as new data shows Britain plunging ever deeper into debt, one day after Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledged a new law to fix public finances. Britain's public sector net borrowing requirement - the Labour...

In this article: Britain, Gordon Brown, Revenue, Recession, Labour, Alistair Darling, Unemployment, and Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

...Services Compensation Scheme to compensate British customers of overseas financial firms. Britain had to step in to safeguard deposits held by UK customers of failing Icelandic banks. For a Take A Look on financial regulation, click...

In this article: Britain, Credit crunch, Paul Myners, Bank of England, Conservative Party, Corporate governance, Financial Services Authority, London Evening Standard, and CMS Cameron Mckenna

...drawing from former donors to Clinton's campaign. In July 2008 Obama traveled to Kuwait, Afghanistan, Iraq, Jordan, the West Bank, Israel, Germany, France, and United Kingdom. During the course of this trip he met with assorted...

In this article: Barack Obama, John McCain, Joe Biden, Hillary Rodham Clinton, RealClearPolitics, Sarah Palin, Barack Obama presidential campaign, 2008, and United States presidential election, 2008

...to Copenhagen. Then-United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair and thenFrench President Jacques Chirac both traveled to Singapore in 2005 to try to win over IOC members for London and Paris, which vied to host the 2012 Games. London was picked...

In this article: Chicago, Barack Obama, International Olympic Committee, Robert Gibbs, Eric Holder, Arne Duncan, Michelle Obama, Rio de Janeiro, and Copenhagen

...by the White House:</p><p>---</p><p>OBAMA: Good morning. We are here to announce that yesterday in Vienna, the United States, the United Kingdom and France presented detailed evidence to the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency)...

In this article: Iran, International Atomic Energy Agency, Barack Obama, Nicolas Sarkozy, U.N. Security Council, Nuclear power, Uranium, Gordon Brown, and Vienna

...Thursday. "President and Mrs. Obama will visit the United Kingdom, France, Germany and the Czech Republic between March 31st and April 5th," Clinton said at a news conference in Brussels, the seat of the European Union and NATO. Obama will...

In this article: Barack Obama, Europe, Hillary Clinton, European Union, NATO Summit, Mrs. Obama, NATO, and Germany

...and allies. Senator Obama will visit France, Germany, Israel, Jordan and the United Kingdom where he will consult with the leaders of those nations about common challenges like terrorism, nuclear proliferation and climate change." The...

In this article: Barack Obama, John McCain, Israel, Middle East, Iraq, Climate change, Republican Party, and Ehud Olmert

...who have used triangulation more recently include US President Barack Obama, former Senator Hillary Clinton, Tony Blair with "New Labour " in the United Kingdom, Jean Chretien and Paul Martin with the Liberal Party of Canada, Fredrik Reinfeldt...

In this article: Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, John Kerry, Dick Morris, Democratic Party, George W. Bush, Islam, Ideology, and Big government