| Tue, 7 Feb 2012 HMS Madness sets sail again Britain's annexation many years ago of some islands off the coast of Argentina in no way made the Malvinas the legitimate property of the United Kingdom. | If the Government sends a warship to the Falkland Islands in an attempt to deny Argentina dominion over what is ge... | Annapolis grad Billy Hurley playing on PGA Tour | PEBBLE BEACH -- - Tiger Woods brings the most compelling golf story to Pebble Beach this week: the game's onetime king trying to resurrect his career at one of its most storied venues. | Billy Hurley III brings the most compelling life story - the college standout-tur... | Civil servants sent to 'leadership school' to learn how to spend public money Senior civil servants are being sent to “leadership school” amid concerns they do not have the skills to run major projects like the Olympics, welfare reforms and new high-speed trains. | There are concerns that the civil servants do not have the skills to r... | European judges’ ruling on Abu Qatada ' a threat to our national security’ The European Court of Human Rights is undermining Britain’s national security by giving terrorists such as Abu Qatada grounds to remain in this country, senior MPs have warned. | Abu Qatada is named by US authorities as responsible for recruiting dozens of terrori... | NHS facing £15.7bn for rising number of clinical negligence claims The NHS faces a £15.7 billion bill to settle a rising number of clinical negligence claims, a report by MPs disclosed last night. | The NHS faces a £15.7 billion bill to settle a rising number of clinical negligence claims Photo: Alamy | By Murray Wardrop | ... | Archbishop Rowan Williams: assisted suicide could spell 'disaster' The Archbishop of Canterbury last night warned that moves to legalise assisted suicide could spell “disaster” for society. | Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, will lead the closing session at Davos. | By John Bingham, Religious Affairs Edit... | Survival Training for When a Pilot’s World Turns Upside Down | NAVAL AIR STATION WHIDBEY ISLAND, Wash. — The pilot sat strapped to a chair, held in place as if he were in the backseat of a helicopter. Beside him, on a mock wall, was a window. The window was closed. Multimedia Slide Show A Training Loathed but Appreciated Pr... | Homeless teens and runaways make 'Dark Side of Valor' a suspenseful read | My guest interview today is with Alicia Singleton, author of the suspense novel, Dark Side of Valor (Simon & Schuster/Strebor). | Dark Side of Valor is about child advocate Lelia Freeman who saves children for a living. As the director of ChildSafe She... | Marines ‘Assault’ US Beaches in Amphibious Drill Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. With beach landings, 25 naval ships and an air assault, the United States and eight other countries are staging a major amphibious exercise on the US East Coast this week, fighting a fictional enemy that bears more than a passing resemblanc... | | |
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