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Unlike the UK, China seems to understand that the state has a responsibility to protect the lives of vulnerable and innocent citizens.

Miliband welcomed Liu to assume his office as Ambassador to the UK and expressed the hope to set up a close working relationship with him.

The UK expelled an Israeli diplomat as a result of the scandal, Miliband said. He did not name the diplomat or say what rank the envoy held.

It may gain Labour a few votes from Moslem voters of Pakistani origin, but it was not in the best interests of the UK.

Mr Brown was criticised for failing to bow his head as he took part in commemorations for the UK's war dead in London at the weekend.

The pattern is that of an economic upturn beginning to press on primary producing capacity, and in the UK on the labour market too.

He said the matter would also discussed with David Cameron, the UK prime minister, on his official visit to New Delhi next week.

That principle would not seem to be widely established yet in the UK.

The UK Food Standards Agency advises consumers eat at least one portion of oily fish a week.

This perception, visible in the UK as well, has obvious racist foundations but does not always represent racism in its purest form.

The most famous place to see plays in the USA is called Broadway, in New York City. In the UK, people go to the West End in London.

During a press interview in the UK, and many British people to chat, tried to understand their views of the British royal family.

New classes are being launched around the USA and franchises have been set up in Ireland and Italy. Sessions are now springing up in the UK.

In the UK, by contrast, the first port of call is often a recruitment agency or graduate scheme.

Researchers then looked at figures on how much people drank in each country, including the UK, taken from the World Health Organization.

Back in May, the British had expelled the Libyan Embassy in London, but there are still some embassy staff to remain in the UK.

But the UK believes that the US authorities will not run out of money in August and that the Obama administration has "a bit of space" .

One family in the UK went "back in time" to see what life was like without all the inventions we have today.

But the UK government's attempt to break out of its corner is an important event all the same.

He said the troops would leave by mid-2008 after consultations with the US and the UK.

The UK insists the bank must conduct a human resources review by the end of the year, as well as a staff survey.

Astronomers said the moon would appear brighter and larger than usual, but the sky in the UK was almost completely covered by cloud.

Figures at the end of any international summit need to be examined closely, particularly those presented by the UK prime minister.

Mr Barker said the UK was doing more than any other nation to provide long-term certainty for those investing in the low-carbon economy.

He said the UK is likely to move to a more European model of housing where renting will be a more common option.

Mervyn King, Bank of England governor, was forced into a policy U-turn yesterday in an attempt to ease pressure on the UK banking system.

However, there was better sentiment in Spain and the UK, where the extent of the market slump means many hope to see a bottom soon.

The OECD said the effectiveness of the UK's asset purchase programme - the so-called quantitative easing programme - was uncertain.

"The ski market is only 5 percent down in the UK, and the first month of winter departures is in good shape, " he said.

Many Brits find it hard to understand why New Zealanders choose to leave their seemingly idyllic homeland and move to the UK.

"Our colleagues in Shanghai are taking a serious look at it, " a Rolls Royce spokesman told the UK's Daily Mail.

First, as chancellor, he gave independence to the Bank of England and kept the UK out of the single European currency.

Our strongest allies have always been the Nordic states, the UK, the rest of western Europe and, for a while, America.

Prudential might not be able to patriate this capital back to the UK in an emergency were the local regulators to oppose it.

Twenty per cent had been unemployed for a year or more, compared with a fairly static 25 per cent in the UK.

The bank remains headquartered and regulated from the UK, although a triennial review of that status is due next year.

Confidence in the UK financial stability over the next three years dropped to its lowest since the second half of 2009, the survey showed.

The "massive gender gap" is one of the highest in the UK economy and entrenched by recruitment patterns, said the commission.

In the UK, too, religion seems to be generating an animosity not seen since the seventeenth century.

The same goes for a country like the UK that offers its stock market as a platform for companies from all over the world.

He said the key was to "break the link" between people coming to the UK to work and gaining citizenship, which increased the population.

Col Gaddafi's information minister spent 15 years in the UK, but how much do we really know about him?

In any case the better than expected performance of the UK economy in Q2 has relieved some of the pressure for the Bank to act again soon.

As Ed Miliband, the UK climate secretary, put it, a limit to carbon dioxide emissions is the "big prize" to be won at Copenhagen.

It predicted that in just over 40 years, 60% of men, 50% of women and a quarter of all children in the UK are likely to be clinically obese.

Holidays in the UK, but his wife is from New Zealand so they are using up a hefty dose of "love miles" this Christmas to see family.

The UK firmly believes that gender equality is at the heart of development of any society and is committed to fully realising this aim.

China Development Bank, the policy lender, entered the fray with the purchase of a $3bn stake in Barclays of the UK a year ago.

Since the UK is not an Arab country sitting next to Egypt we are going to hear a lot of complaining about social media.

The instant response was as though the UK could not fund its deficit, as the Bank of England warned this week.

Beyond the UK, the movie has never been out of currency, particularly in the US, and particularly among the young.

Now the British Fashion Council is to harness some of that SamCam glam in its efforts to promote the UK fashion industry.

She is due to return to the UK in the next few days but needs a new U. S. work visa for her tour.

There's a woman in charge of that, too, at least in the UK.

In the UK, bosses face fines, and a new law will introduce jail terms of up to two years.

Earlier this year, the Observer reported that the total area being bought up by rich nations was more than double the size of the UK.

Precisely such a crisis is now happening to the US and a number of other high-income countries including the UK.

Price increases seem to be interfering with the UK's love of shopping: clothing and food price inflation all rose sharply on the month.

The next day a polite woman from the company phoned to invite me to lunch with the UK head.

The UK is to extend paid maternity leave to a year from 9 months by the end of the current session of parliament.

The Bank of England governor, Mervyn King, is known to be concerned that the UK economy will falter over the coming months.

If you were younger than 18 years of age when you left the UK, your parent or guardian must have been registered.

A recent report by WRAP and WWF examined how much water is wasted in the UK when food is thrown away.

In the UK, it was experiencing rising bad debts as the number of personal insolvencies continued to increase.

He said: "I think people have to be careful about not talking down one of the major export success of the UK. "

The UK Treasury made some half-baked arguments this month about why small institutions can be just as risky as large ones to the system.

The UK's heavily praised Financial Services Authority was unable to anticipate and prevent the bank run that threatened Northern Rock.

The UK premier admits that this "will not always be a comfortable discussion but it is in my view an essential one" .

When Labour won the General Election in 1997 I thought it was the best thing that could have happened to the UK.

In the UK, the Thames barrier, designed to be raised once every six years, is now being raised six times a year.

The UK Government simply fails to understand that research, as the name suggests, is intrinsically unpredictable.

He gave up a rich life for his ideas and fought for his country to be free from the UK in a peaceful way.

In the UK, the total borrowing requirement is often referred to as the Public sector net cash requirement (PSNCR).

It's a far cry from the UK, where the riots quickly moved to the heart of the city and then across the entire country.

The pub (short for public house) is one of the UK's great traditions and every pub has its own name and a pub sign.

Having just moved back to the UK from Los Angeles, snow is something of a novelty for David and Victoria Beckham's children.

NESV Principal Owner John W. Henry is unable to travel to the UK this weekend due to illness. However, ahead of tomorrow's game he said.

They are not always as spectacular as the one in the UK, but I believe there's a real culture of denial about the scale of the problem.

One MP out here with me at the UK-China Forum for the Future branded it "a cross between a stealth bomber and a disused skate park" .

The report focused on figuring out how much time people in the UK have spent on the most popular social networking sites in September 2009.

With the Treasury frantically trying to cut spending and raise debt, the disposal of the UK's bullion looks to be a misjudgment.

Since the foundation of the UN, the UK has been a cornerstone of our support base.

Workplaces all over the UK are gearing up for the festive period and all the traditions and customs that come with it.

Tyne and Wear in the north of England was one of the first parts of the UK to weaponize classical music.

Forna grew up in Sierra Leone, though she was born in Glasgow and spent a good chunk of her life in the UK.

"You don't have to have been a CFO to make a good CEO" , the head of one of the UK's "big four" accountancy firms tells me, "but it helps. "

This may well be the perception at the moment, especially in the view of some of the major targeted countries like the US and the UK.

However, it had been expected to offload the holding after the bank was rescued by the UK government in the wake of the financial crisis.

They told him that manufacturing would not recover from the recession unless "urgent assistance" was given to the UK's car industry.

another , which covers the whole of the uk , allows any overseas student completing a phd degree to stay and work for a year.

They told him that manufacturing would not recover from the recession unless "urgent assistance" was given to the UK's car industry.

another , which covers the whole of the uk , allows any overseas student completing a phd degree to stay and work for a year.

Dec26 is called Boxing Day in the UK, which means everyone opens their box of presents-the most joyful day for the children.

On the question of targetting Gaddafi, there appears to be a division of opinion among senior politicians and the senior General in the UK.

Burmese authorities told Aung San Suu Kyi she could travel to the UK but she decided not to as she feared never being allowed to return.

But is it a true representation of the state of dental health in the UK population, or an unsubstantiated convenient statement?

Since the last MPC meeting in December, the UK downturn has continued to deepen.

The demand for near absolute transparency, for the public to be visible to the state, is just as strong in the UK as it is in France.

Recorded with Chris Thomas in London, the song appeared first on the UK release of Elton's box-set "to be continued. . . "

The UK, while sceptical about certain aspects of the European project, has always been a staunch supporter of the single market.

But it had served the bank well enough since 1992, when the takeover of Midland in the UK meant HSBC had to kowtow to local rules.

But Gaga - real name Stefani Germanotta - told how she was more accepted in the UK than at home in the U. S.

It marks the first time P&G has linked its corporate name to its brands in the UK, making it something of a laggard.

Like a lot of countries in Europe, the UK is a small country with a gigantic banking sector, and any rescue is likely to be very expensive.

I could see that the US, and to a lesser extent the UK, might be tempted to go down this road.

The UK supermarkets said the beef did not come from the Amazon.

If you're studying in the UK, you may be able to obtain a VAT refund if you're planning to leave the EU for at least 12 months.

The UK stands ready to work with China as it examines options. We are keen to share experience from our National Health Service.

He said the UK side is ready to work with China to fight against protectionism and push forward the Doha round of talks.

The UK Royal College of Psychiatrists does not produce its own list of disorders but tends to follow the WHO.

Increasingly it is young families that have been frozen out of the UK property market who are looking to move for a variety of reasons.

If Europe is to play a bigger role in geopolitics, much will depend on how much France and the UK can do together.

"The company-specific business is still going like a dream, " says Kai Peters chief executive at Ashridge in the UK.

They seem to be well anchored in the US and the eurozone, but far less so in the UK, where the Bank of England has to be cautious.

News Corp is in the process of trying to take full control of the UK satellite broadcaster British Sky Broadcasting.

As she wishes to pursue a number of different activities in the UK HSMP is for her.

India will also have overtaken the US, and the UK will be lucky to be hanging on to its place in the economic top 10.

He said he had decided not to run for another term because "six years feels like a good point to return to the UK" .

Then there has been the announcement by Abbey, the UK bank, that it would be prepared to lend home buyers five times their gross income.

She said the manufacture of pirate DVDs, most of which are sold on street corners and in pubs across the UK, was not a victimless crime.

She said the universities wanted to attract "pioneering, leading academics" to inspire graduates who would lead the UK out of the recession.

As almost everybody agrees, the UK needs a system of deposit insurance and bankruptcy for financial institutions similar to that of the US.

I'm lucky enough to have the choice to go back home to the UK, but I feel sorry for the Chinese who have to eat their own food.

Nouriel Roubini of New York University said the UK data suggested "the risk of a double-dip or long-term stagnation are not done forever" .

He is often ridiculed in the UK for his embarrassing comments he makes when talking to people.

The immigration figures cover only those staying in the UK for at least a year.

The UK's fiscal contraction may be the least bad policy, given the risks. We do not know. Reasonable people may.

Stannage, 43, is one of the UK's few stuntwomen - and the only one who performs with her husband and son, the Daily Mail of London reported.

It may come as a bit of a shock, but the UK is home to a number of spiders that can pack a venomous bite.

This approach is already well-established in the UK and his speech helps to clarify how the Bank as chief regulator might use it in future.

There is now strong evidence to suggest that the unusually cold winters of the last two years in the UK are the result of heating elsewhere.

The company said the UK wind market was not growing fast enough and that projects had been slowed down by planning objections.

On the bench in front of him is a miniature aircraft, similar to those flown by enthusiasts every weekend around the UK.

It is no surprise to me that the UK's participation at China's Expo extends so far beyond the physical pavilion.

"The market is waking up to what a mess politics are in the UK, " RBC currency strategist Adam Cole said in London.

The Press Association in London said thousands of people stayed up to watch the eclipse in the UK and were rewarded with clear skies.

How much do you think is suggested as being the minimum amount a single man needs for an acceptable standard of life in the UK?

Although the film received a PG rating in the UK, it was with a disclaimer that some scenes might be unsuitable for young children.

Businesses and potential guests can then stay up to 52 nights a year when they visit the UK capital on short trips.

Even so it was a very smooth ride, better than the long distance virgin trains in the UK.

Climate campaigners said the change would bring the UK closer to a 10% reduction in its carbon emissions.

There was more condemnation of North Korea from Russia, EU and the UK, although China - the North's main ally - refused to apportion blame.

Several large shopping malls plus independent and quirky stores around the city make Bristol one of the UK's top retail destinations.

If the speed with which TIA patients can be evaluated is improved many strokes in the UK each year could be prevented.

Labour MP and committee chairwoman Joan Walley said the move suggested the UK really was determined to switch to a greener economy.

FSC will be the first warship developed in the UK for the Royal Navy, with its potential export factored into the design from the beginning.

Even having spent 12 years in the UK, I fail to see the point of those feather-and-lace concoctions.

Germany was relegated to second place, in terms of volume, and the UK to second place in terms of value.

Statistics show that China's energy intensity is three-to-four times that of the international average and eight times that of the UK.

After being unveiled at a food show in London next month, camel ice cream could go on sale in the UK.

He said the UK needed to increase ambitition for broadband speeds and look at innovative ways to upgrade the network as soon as possible.

The family was based in the UK but Aung San Suu Kyi returned home in 1988 to care for her mother.

Brown said the UK must now build coalitions "which go beyond the bilateral blinkers of the normal partners. "

The company provides coverage across the UK and operates multi- customer logistics and supply chains for drink suppliers and retailers .

But in the UK, to leave money to care for an animal as part of a will requires some craftsmanship.

The UK has ordered Malawi's high commissioner to leave the country over the "unacceptable" expulsion of Britain's envoy to Lilongwe.

IAN BODDY is one of the UK's most celebrated synthesists, and a veteran of the European electronic music scene since the late 1970s.

The UK national newspaper Twitter accounts continued to grow as well.

In the UK, Ms Farrell says there had been a 16 per cent increase in job advertisements on the IT Jobs Board over the past year.

New research into the UK workforce, to be published this week, reveals that the British malaise is as serious as any.

Comparable to that of the UK overall and indeed lower than for the Chinese population overall, but I still don, t know what that means.

From a purely investment perspective, political risk is greater than I was used to when running money in the UK and Europe.

The group said the UK needed to return to an "internationally competitive tax regime" to stimulate the stuttering economy.

Since the last week of November, Ireland and the UK have been locked in a pattern of record snowfalls and cold temperatures.

The UK with its millions of gardens, thousands of public parks and garden squares, has always tried to show nature in its cities.

There has been a notable rise in women players, and the number of polo clubs across the UK has increased dramatically in the past decade.

"I am not trying to be the equivalent of the UK foreign secretary for all of Europe, " she says.

The city is an outpost for Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs, the Criminal Records Bureau and the UK Border Agency.

Some vice-chancellors have been warning their colleagues not to be complacent about a constant stream of students heading for the UK.

She had planned what to do after graduation in the UK: two years' work experience at a restaurant and a tour around Europe.

One of them was in fact published in the UK-based Journal of Ecology in 1993, but did not list Liu as an author.

The UK coalition plans to introduce charter schools; we shall have to see whether that delivers results.

Fiona Fenn Smith, head of strategic marketing at the UK private bank, says the course evolved from her research into next generation issues.

Managing partners at the UK's top law firms say that this reality will withstand future economic cycles.

The credit crunch is now approaching its most dangerous moment for ordinary businesses up and down the UK.

Governments in countries such as the UK have also been active politically in trying to remove obstacles to internationalisation of the law.

If China tried to intervene in the trial or sentencing of a Chinese citizen accused of a serious crime in the UK, we would not like it.

A Home Office spokesman said the UK faced a "real and serious threat from terrorism" .

The UK stands ready to strengthen exchanges of experience and cooperation with China in this regard.

The UK's former Information Commissioner Richard Thomas said the case gave privacy laws a "bad name" .

Until that revolution occurs, would it be so bad if the UK government borrowed a bit more when world interest rates are unprecedentedly low?

Even in Western countries like the UK and Australia, censorship boards decide what can or cannot be shown publicly in films.

The UK aim is very clear - to stop him and al-Qaida coming back into Afghanistan, and the hope that the Pakistanis will deal with him.

After the trial the Department for Transport will decide whether or not to roll out the machines across the UK's airports.

Tesco, the UK retail group, which has a presence in China, said it had not suffered any protests.

Markets seem to view that as close to zero: interest rates on index-linked bonds in the France, Germany, the UK and US are about 1 per cent.

In the UK the Bank of England policy meeting will take centre stage but there is unlikely to be any change in policy settings.

Laurence took over a company widely seen as stagnating in third place in the UK's competitive mobile market.

The UK, which of course did not adopt the euro, has benefited from a sharp sustained depreciation of the pound.

This chart show visitor from europe express as a percentage of the total number of tourist come to the uk each year.

Our film is not being shown in the UK and the trailer is only viewable in the UK on the official movie website.

One of the UK's rarest butterflies has produced a second brood in what conservationists are describing as an extremely rare event.

This was the message from Alan Bowling, chairman of the UK & Ireland SAP User Group, speaking at a conference in Birmingham today.

The UK has been a leader in polar science and exploration for more than two centuries, and is playing a major role in IPY.

I hate to break it to you, but the UK is not the only country in the world.

Street View images are taken from public roads, captured by a number of cars which have been driving around the UK since last summer.

With its mild climate, wealth of countryside and proximity to the coast, Southampton is one of the best places to live and work in the UK.

Then, however, he included the UK in the group of leading countries, as he was convinced she had a major role to play in Europe.

In the UK, the FSA has been established as a single financial regulator subsuming the responsibilities of the Bank of England and the SFA.

It is still quite common to hand the chief executive's role to the oldest son in the UK, and management quality tends to suffer as a result.

A few days later he is off to Cambodia and then on to London for the UK launch of his book.

But it is only right that the UK takes the time to reflect on the earlier experiences and debates how and when to welcome the next phase.

This will force tens of thousands of Chinese students to leave the UK after graduation.

Dylan's material would provide much of the original grist for the folk rock mill, not only in the U. S. But in the UK as well.

Bath is one of the UK's leading universities, with an international reputation for quality research and teaching.

In the UK we have local directory of residential number and at the beginning of that book is a list of helpline numbers.

Taking everything into account, including recent surveys and other data, it looks as if the UK economy has stopped contracting.

Among the victims was the Asian managing director of the UK electronics manufacturer Stadium Group.

Other G7 nations say the US at least consulted them on its policy in advance, while the UK did not.

The striking quilted rubber envelope is a first and a technique never seen before in the UK or anywhere else for that matter.

On Wednesday, the Bank delivered a cautious outlook on the UK economy in its quarterly Inflation Report.

Mrs Brown goes to see her son in London in the UK. Hersonworks in a big shop there .

Previously, Chinese citizens could only travel to the UK for business, education or to visit relatives.

Today two South Africans in a MGBGT and a Yorkshire man, in a MGA joined the group to drive through to the UK with us.

FTC Kaplan's head office is in London and has 28 training centres around the UK, we also have a growing presence in Asia.

Entry clearance is permission to stay in the UK in the form of a common format sticker in a passport.

This is an issue that has far-reaching consequences for an oil-importing nation like the UK, and for the global economy.

The charity is teaming up with MPs to call for more money from Europe and the UK Government to go towards "planet-friendly" farming.

Among the general population , Winston Churchill was named the UK's top hero, followed by Elvis Presley .

One of the UK opposition Conservative Party have also put forth the recommendation of the total control.

More than any other bilateral relationship, that between the UK and the USA permeates all areas of British foreign policy.

The UK has one of the best renewable energy resources in Europe, but our record on developing green energy is a national disgrace.

Given that the UK is in the EU and the EU will bully China for the next few decades, I think you're asking the wrong question.

In the wake of erstwhile acquisitive operators like the UK's Vodafone, China Mobile is now planning a shopping spree.

One of the UK's biggest landowners is embarking on a comprehensive survey to identify previously unrecorded ancient trees on its properties.

The UK has also continued to attract many investments from around the world.

It was in 1988 that she arrived back in Burma to visit her sick mother, leaving her British husband and two children in the UK.

The news is highly embarrassing for the British government which intervened to halt a similar inquiry by the UK Serious Fraud Office.

If agreement is reached, it would be extremely timely for the British government and the UK's Royal Air Force.

In the medium term, the flow of money into the UK from Asia is going to increase.

Forecasters also said the UK is experiencing this "little ice age" may also continue into next year in mid-March.

With a huge current account deficit and a collapsing currency, the UK has an emerging-market-style problem on its hands.

The content was considered to be a potentially illegal indecent image of a child under the age of 18, but hosted outside the UK.

As for the UK, There is no requirement that watches, watch straps and clocks have to be marked with a statement as to origin.

By "we" I did not mean mankind in general but the government of the country in which I happened to live and was a citizen, namely the UK.

'There have been no attacks on humans in the UK to date, and this year not even a dog has been reported injured by boar, ' he said.

I am pleased to see that the UK will be including events for individual institutions, an education fair and school links.

Jeremy Hughes, chief executive of Alzheimer's Society, said not enough clinical trials for dementia were taking place in the UK.

Right now there are no confirmed plans of any force to purchase the car, but it is being evaluated all over the UK.

The US log says a non-combatant was wounded with two or three bullets and taken by "the UK company" to Camp Warehouse.

The UK also proposed that this body should play a more active role in the wider IP and development debate.

The UK was to be a springboard from which to internationalize its business in Europe.

Yes, everyone in the UK is worried about money at the moment. They're worried about the possibility of a double-dip recession.

The games brought people together from the company's sites all over the UK.

Someone posted a nice potato-chip ( "potato crisp" for the UK crowd) shaped wheel that looks like it had this problem.

The UK claims to have reduced the total explosive power of its nuclear arsenal by 75%.

So, does the UK, or any other country, have a chance of carving out big piece of the market for itself?

Next week George Osborne, the chancellor, will set out a comprehensive plan to tackle the UK's deficit in an emergency Budget.

The UK is advising its nationals in Cairo, Alexandria and Suez to leave if it is safe for them to do so.

"The dramatic rise in coal prices started a year ago, " says Paul Taylor, head of trading at Drax, the UK coal-fired power generator.