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Inflation in Britain fell by more than expected in April to its lowest level in more than a year, official data released today showed.

America, Britain and a number of European countries also place in the top left-hand corner of the chart.

GDP per person of working age rose at more than double the rate of Germany, faster than Britain and close to that of the US.

Although Britain is indeed a good place to put wind turbines, the wind, like the weather, is notoriously variable.

"You say Gaddafi is going to leave his country, " he thundered, banging his fist on the table, railing against the U. S. and Britain.

Former business secretary John Hutton said the scale and depth of the economic conditions Britain was facing were "unprecedented" .

In Britain, at least among the middle-class downshifters of my acquaintance, we have different reasons for seeking to simplify our lives.

In Britain, 70% of smokers say that they would like to stop smoking, and of these smokers, 83% have tried more than once to give it up.

NARRATOR: During the dark war years, Britain had been governed by a coalition of conservatives and socialists.

Yet the Victorians built railways and city halls for their descendants in what was one of Britain's most optimistic eras.

A deal with a company operating in Britain is likely within a year, she said.

It is often alleged that something like this happened in 1931 when Britain left the gold standard for the last time.

President Obama said the U. S. , Britain, France, and Arab states agreed the cease-fire must be implemented immediately.

The word "lobbying" as a name for these campaigns dates back at least to 18th-century Britain.

In some parts of Britain, one person in ten, by the age of thirty, has no teeth left!

Her suggestions that Britain's austerity may be have gone too far was met with a cold shoulder in London.

And yet as the Games come to a close, here in Sheffield as well as all over Britain, a patriotic delirium has descended.

Like the French, the Spanish seem to consider Britain's BBC, which has no advertising on its domestic service, as a model.

"Mad Dogs and Englishmen" , one of his songs, is still part of Britain's cultural subconscious.

Britain, at least, was able to tailor its interest rates to local conditions, but not by enough to prevent a housing bubble.

The struggle between those who wanted to help Britain and those who wanted to remain neutral did not follow traditional party lines.

The rest of the world would consider Britain to be "completely mad" if the government abandoned its deficit reduction plans, he said.

" By the United States and Britain agree to and sign a secret agreement, the Bank called " Yalta Agreement.

It was during Anne's reign that the name great Britain came into being when in 1707, the Act of Union united England and Scotland.

Rossy said he had watched passenger ferries cutting a path between the Britain and France as he tore through the air.

Britain is still locked into a gradual, half-willing decline, destined to be less loved by its closest ally than it would like.

But as he sat down with Britain's Gordon Brown, Mr. Obama stressed the international nature of the economic crisis.

Britain is one of Ireland's main trading partners and creditors, so it has good reasons not to want its neighbour to go under.

The bank was based in Iceland but a substantial chunk of its business came from Britain.

FOR Lord Hoffmann, one of Britain's most respected law lords, it should have been a no-brainer.

For all that, the private university looks like an idea whose time has finally come in Britain.

The Continental Congress as they battle the forces of Britain, while trying to rally their countrymen to the cause of liberty.

Add it to the list of ill-advised statements from the gaffe-happy mayor that, months later, he finds himself in just such a Britain.

The ruling came as anti- terrorism officials continued to investigate a reported plot to bomb flights from Britain to the United States .

In Britain, the Bank of England is expected to cut rates in the next few days.

Ofcom, Britain's media regulator, is trying to force BSkyB to sell its games to other distributors for a fixed fee.

Its main aim was to restore regional government to Stormont, which had been suspended since 1972 when Britain imposed direct rule.

It also means that Britain is losing out on the chance of building a new industry out of their world leading position.

Arcane discussions about treaty change and rows about Britain's place in Europe have been the stuff of EU summits for literally generations.

I certainly do not want to see Britain lose its pre-eminence in financial services, but a measure of rebalancing seems appropriate.

Some French politicians suspect the United States of using Britain as a Trojan Horse to undermine the long-term aims of the European Union.

Britain did not comment on the incident until Monday, after some details were reported by the British media.

The charm of Britain has always been the ease with which one can move into the middle classes.

Britain was the last country to get knocked off the top spot, after all -- and the United States could learn a lot from its experience.

By the mid-19th century, it had pushed Britain out of the Pacific Northwest and consolidated its hegemony over the Western Hemisphere.

"It made more sense to establish a journal that was trying to be totally objective in Britain than in the United States, " Lord Wilson said.

The Duke soon realised that there was no future for him in Britain and that he would not be offered another job.

Police raiding home in Britain arrests Somali man believe to be one of fugitive bombers in last week's fail in London transit system.

At the time of the American Revolution, the concept of the rights of the accused had progressed much further than in Great Britain.

Our economy is, of course, in a different league of complexity to that of Roman Britain.

A U. S. official said the U. S. and Britain were working together to determine what happened to Ms. Norgrove.

Prof Green said the figures did not prove Britain was producing too many graduates.

After the Opium War, the British imperialists stole it from the corrupt Qing government and made it a colony of Britain.

My pledge to you is to make reform of the financial sector a reality and to see Britain's economy return to growth by the turn of the year.

If Britain kept electing coalitions, Mr Clegg mused, future manifestos might have to signal which pledges are more cherished than others.

Most Chinese young men are just as untamed as Twitterers and Facebookers seem to be in Britain.

Britain's Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Dalton said he was planning for an operation in Libya lasting at least six months.

The company says women now buy four out of every 10 new cars sold in Britain. 3.

At least one of Britain's four submarines is on patrol and ready to fire at any given time.

Britain then spent years desperately trying to join in the face of repeated rebuffs and eventually gained admission only in 1972.

'But Britain could have won the war by 1942 using the same technology, if the RAF had not rejected Whittle's designs at the outset. '

Malai Ni Britain's youngest transsexual is one hour from the very beginning to feel like a girl.

For example, in Britain or America it is not polite to ask people how much money they make in their jobs.

He's just a pretty good engineer - at least to his mates back in Britain.

There was no mention of an overhaul of IMF board seats that generated a pre-summit fight between the US, Britain and France.

Outcomes vary so much that there is little agreement about how extensive the damage will turn out to be in Britain's case.

Denying all parliamentary authority over the colonies, he insisted that the king was the only political tie with Great Britain.

Even in Britain, where there are just a handful of stand-alone Burberry shops, the company's best customers are foreign tourists.

Recently, the UFO seems to visit earth more frequently. The latest report said that in the sky of the Britain, there is an odd light circle.

If it's snowing in Britain, a thousand websites and quite a few newspapers tell us, the planet can't be warming.

Supporting the campaign, celebrity chef Antony Worrall Thompson said the vegetable was one of Britain's favorite foods.

I told him Cheryl was the hottest thing in Britain and could sing and dance - basically, she was the complete package.

In Britain (or at least England), the tradition of sectarian enmity was not so much purged from the body politic as mislaid.

And after all that effort, the austerity plan failed to do the trick; Britain left the gold standard within months.

As the moment approaches when her scepter is passed to Prince Charles, Britain may be in for a change in style.

Nor was it a particularly British firm. About 80% of Cadbury's business and over 85% of its employees were already outside Britain.

Britain's energy bill is still bogged down in parliament, adding to uncertainty over the future for renewables.

In many American states, in contrast to Britain and Spain, a lender has no recourse to a defaulting homeowner's income or other assets.

If you run out of medicine while you're in Britain, you'll have to be examined by a doctor and get a new prescription.

Mayo spent the last two years of his life working in Britain, which he had visited as a student. He died in Guildford, Surrey.

Hays, Britain's biggest recruitment firm, suffered a 43% drop in annual profits but said the British jobs market was stabilising.

With the "buy-to-let" market in Britain slumped into a recession, these companies have to look for foreign investments.

At its worst, this might be the start of a process by which Britain falls out of the EU (see Bagehot).

He said the treaties will see Britain and France form a joint army expeditionary force and share aircraft carriers.

The dragons were sitting in an elegant den at the Royal Society in London, Britain's national academy of sciences.

Half of respondents in Britain did not know which candidate they would back.

Many Pakistanis living in Britain agree that Mr. Zardari's overseas trip at a time of an acute humanitarian crisis at home is ill timed.

and Ed Miliband, leader of Britain's Labour Party, is now trying to wrap himself in Benjamin Disraeli's "One Nation" Tory cloak.

Adam Smith, who described Britain as a nation of shopkeepers, had a keen sense of what could be expected of the middle class.

It was the first time since 2003 she had been allowed to meet Britain's most senior representative in the country.

In many American states, in contrast to Britain and Spain, a lender has no recourse to a defaulting homeowner's income or other assets.

If you run out of medicine while you're in Britain, you'll have to be examined by a doctor and get a new prescription.

Mayo spent the last two years of his life working in Britain, which he had visited as a student. He died in Guildford, Surrey.

With Britain facing a huge budget deficit and an uncertain economic outlook, this is one of the last things investors will wish to see.

Only once did the regime crack her resolve, in 1988, when it persuaded her to leave the country for a six-month stay in Britain.

Hays, Britain's biggest recruitment firm, suffered a 43% drop in annual profits but said the British jobs market was stabilising.

With the "buy-to-let" market in Britain slumped into a recession, these companies have to look for foreign investments.

At its worst, this might be the start of a process by which Britain falls out of the EU (see Bagehot).

He said the treaties will see Britain and France form a joint army expeditionary force and share aircraft carriers.

The dragons were sitting in an elegant den at the Royal Society in London, Britain's national academy of sciences.

Only once did the regime crack her resolve, in 1988, when it persuaded her to leave the country for a six-month stay in Britain.

HE weighs just a few ounces. You can put him in a coffee cup. Tom Thumb is a Chihuahua in Britain. He may be the smallest dog in the world.

Hays, Britain's biggest recruitment firm, suffered a 43% drop in annual profits but said the British jobs market was stabilising.

With the "buy-to-let" market in Britain slumped into a recession, these companies have to look for foreign investments.

At its worst, this might be the start of a process by which Britain falls out of the EU (see Bagehot).

He said the treaties will see Britain and France form a joint army expeditionary force and share aircraft carriers.

The dragons were sitting in an elegant den at the Royal Society in London, Britain's national academy of sciences.

Half of respondents in Britain did not know which candidate they would back.

Many Pakistanis living in Britain agree that Mr. Zardari's overseas trip at a time of an acute humanitarian crisis at home is ill timed.

and Ed Miliband, leader of Britain's Labour Party, is now trying to wrap himself in Benjamin Disraeli's "One Nation" Tory cloak.

At its worst, this might be the start of a process by which Britain falls out of the EU (see Bagehot).

He said the treaties will see Britain and France form a joint army expeditionary force and share aircraft carriers.

The dragons were sitting in an elegant den at the Royal Society in London, Britain's national academy of sciences.

Half of respondents in Britain did not know which candidate they would back.

Many Pakistanis living in Britain agree that Mr. Zardari's overseas trip at a time of an acute humanitarian crisis at home is ill timed.

and Ed Miliband, leader of Britain's Labour Party, is now trying to wrap himself in Benjamin Disraeli's "One Nation" Tory cloak.

Adam Smith, who described Britain as a nation of shopkeepers, had a keen sense of what could be expected of the middle class.

It was the first time since 2003 she had been allowed to meet Britain's most senior representative in the country.

Previously, he said, Britain, the US and other Western countries had not been happy about the idea. Now they had changed their minds.

But it was more than heroism that kept Britain out of Nazi captivity.

and Ed Miliband, leader of Britain's Labour Party, is now trying to wrap himself in Benjamin Disraeli's "One Nation" Tory cloak.

Adam Smith, who described Britain as a nation of shopkeepers, had a keen sense of what could be expected of the middle class.

It was the first time since 2003 she had been allowed to meet Britain's most senior representative in the country.

Previously, he said, Britain, the US and other Western countries had not been happy about the idea. Now they had changed their minds.

But it was more than heroism that kept Britain out of Nazi captivity.

As the monarch of Great Britain, Queen Victoria's bed must have had at least a dozen mattresses.

If it spreads elsewhere in Europe, it could become a wider agricultural calamity, like the foot-and-mouth epidemic in Britain of 2001.

Britain's Tony Blair dropped in on him in Tripoli in 2004, and was back again to sign an oil deal earlier this year.

THE mood in Britain on October 20th combined that of a football cup final and a state funeral.

The true face of Britain is not the tiny minority that looted, but the large majority that came out afterwards to help clean up.

As the monarch of Great Britain, Queen Victoria's bed must have had at least a dozen mattresses.

If it spreads elsewhere in Europe, it could become a wider agricultural calamity, like the foot-and-mouth epidemic in Britain of 2001.

Britain's Tony Blair dropped in on him in Tripoli in 2004, and was back again to sign an oil deal earlier this year.

THE mood in Britain on October 20th combined that of a football cup final and a state funeral.

The true face of Britain is not the tiny minority that looted, but the large majority that came out afterwards to help clean up.

And in Great Britain, laws once existed that called for a man to pay a fine if he turned a woman down.

By then Britain had already adopted the German model of a central bank free from political influence and determined to fight inflation.

Britain missed out on leadership in the wind-power industry, scooped by Germany and Denmark.

Although there is no limit to the amount of money you can bring into Britain, don't carry large sums of money with you.

The Iraqi government spokesman has accused Britain of trying to deport failed asylum seekers to Iraq without verifying their identities.

And in Great Britain, laws once existed that called for a man to pay a fine if he turned a woman down.

By then Britain had already adopted the German model of a central bank free from political influence and determined to fight inflation.

Britain missed out on leadership in the wind-power industry, scooped by Germany and Denmark.

Although there is no limit to the amount of money you can bring into Britain, don't carry large sums of money with you.

The Iraqi government spokesman has accused Britain of trying to deport failed asylum seekers to Iraq without verifying their identities.

Britain's commitment in this area dwarfs that of the United States, whose funding for global education aid is $465 million a year.

George Osborne, the chancellor, said the current turmoil showed that Britain's approach was the right one.

If you failed to support Britain, you were assisting the enemy.

As it bulks up in financial services, that may give Britain's largest supermarket chain an edge over traditional insurers.

In 1698 Tsar Peter I is reported to have said, "If I were not tsar, I would wish to be an admiral [of the navy in] Great Britain. "

George Osborne, the chancellor, said the current turmoil showed that Britain's approach was the right one.

If you failed to support Britain, you were assisting the enemy.

As it bulks up in financial services, that may give Britain's largest supermarket chain an edge over traditional insurers.

In 1698 Tsar Peter I is reported to have said, "If I were not tsar, I would wish to be an admiral [of the navy in] Great Britain. "

Britain needs to rethink its defence policy from the ground up; the last big review took place in 1998.

Whatever party comes to power, all that Britain can sensibly expect during the next parliament is a feel-bad recovery.

Almost everyone involved in trying to resolve Britain's longest running hostage crisis for a generation is in shock.

Britain said the military team would not train or arm Libyan rebel forces in fighting troops loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi.

When a voluntary agreement came into force in Britain, at the start of the year, people rushed out to buy the last 100-watt light bulbs.

His mother was a English woman, left some money for Tane before going back to Britain a few years ago.

Britain said the military team would not train or arm Libyan rebel forces in fighting troops loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi.

When a voluntary agreement came into force in Britain, at the start of the year, people rushed out to buy the last 100-watt light bulbs.

His mother was a English woman, left some money for Tane before going back to Britain a few years ago.

America's policy of trade with Britain and France continued to be a serious issue.

Roosevelt also said the United States could avoid war if Britain was strong enough to defeat Germany by itself.

WITH a general election just a few months away, the class-war trumpets are sounding loud and clear in Britain.

America in effect banned it, but Britain sought to become a hub for it; a new, liberal licensing regime came into force in 2007.

But the bank, which this summer was Britain's largest, is now neither Royal nor Scottish nor much of a bank.

Because never refer to this war in Britain's textbook common citizens are not know about this war.

"Britain isn't broken, it's just a bit bruised around the edges, " he told her.

"Britain isn't broken, it's just a bit bruised around the edges, " he told her.

If I had been equally born in Britain as you, I would be 100 times better than you.

And I also celebrate the fact that relations between Britain and China have never been stronger.

On realising that it was an anti-Gaddafi site, I immediately closed the page: even in Britain, the terror stayed with you.

After living in Britain for two years, Peters returned to the Soviet Union in 1984 to be reunited with the two children she had left behind.

Britain has enjoyed a strong inflow of foreign direct investment. It has consistently attracted more than any other European country.

Much is often made of the revenue the monarchy delivers to Britain in terms of tourism and accompanying tat.

The Foreign Office said the Iranian ambassador in London had been summoned, and Britain was demanding the men's immediate safe release.

It was the Christmas Day and the judge of Britain was in a good mood as he questioned the prisoner.

In Great Britain, Valentine's Day began to be popularly celebrated around the seventeenth century.

It was the Christmas Day and the judge of Britain was in a good mood as he questioned the prisoner.

In Great Britain, Valentine's Day began to be popularly celebrated around the seventeenth century.

The American girl had no idea where in Britain he was but told her mother what had happened who in turn alerted police in Maryland, USA.

It seemed for a time as if an inconclusive election might see Britain's new prime minister fall at the final fence.

It was a beautiful city, one of the few in Britain to have a genuinely indigenous culture. And that whole way of life was destroyed.

It would bring America into line with Britain, which made it a legal requirement in 2002.

On these terms, France and Britain might be able to support the Palestinians, and the German government could abstain.

Britain has never been a nation to hide at the back. But even if we were, it wouldn't avail us.

Curiously, none of this seems to have done a great deal to change Britain's political apathy.

In Britain, at least, the explanation might lie in something more local: the traditional British sense of fair play.

In Britain, at least, the explanation might lie in something more local: the traditional British sense of fair play.

During the war, Britain had cut off supplies to the United States in an attempt to win the war.

The demonstration took Britain by surprise: No one expected the crowd to be as large as it was; no one expected trouble.

'I can't believe Junrey is going to be famous all over the world and people are flying from countries like Britain and America to see him.

In 2005 alone, China added 66 gigawatts of electricity to its power grid, about as much power as Britain generates in a year.

Barbarian tribes had been moving westward across Europe since the mid-third century and may have made raids on Britain around this time.

If it is possible to reduce the number of UK warheads further, Britain will be ready to do so.

This does seem to imply that Prime Minister John Major's vision of Britain as a classless society is still a long way off.

When it begins to open more small stores in Britain, it will be a sign that the retail giant believes it has learned to be nimble.

But that does not mean, as Britain's Conservatives almost seem to think, that they cannot be judged at all.

But that does not mean, as Britain's Conservatives almost seem to think, that they cannot be judged at all.

Mr Osborne talked grimly of the injustice of burdening future generations with debt, and said he would bring Britain "back from the brink" .

As the two men sat down for talks, reporters asked whether Britain still has a special place in U. S. foreign policy.

Britain did not rule out the possibility of military strikes, and US planners were preparing for such a move.

Mr. Brown said he hopes to gain new momentum for the special relationship between Britain and the United States.

As Rifkind rightly said, "The U. S. , Britain and France would not go to war with [Russia] to force South Ossetia back into Georgia. "

In Britain, they emphasize being independent so much that they consider it a shame to ask for help if they could manage it by themselves.

Britain had an empire but Russia was one: abandoning one's property is easier than facing challenges to one's identity.

Mixing the austerity needed to fix Britain's finances with the sort of good cheer that helps to win elections is not easy.

Foreign lagers were all the rage then in Britain, but even so it was hard to make decent returns without owning the intellectual property.

Foreign lagers were all the rage then in Britain, but even so it was hard to make decent returns without owning the intellectual property.

Geographically, Britain is ideally placed, enjoying (or enduring) some of the windiest weather and heaviest seas of any European country.

buses Britain did not get off easy in Australia, get off early to be ready, come from the turmoil of the upper class.

New Labour, as the name suggests, made a fetish of youth; Tony Blair went out of his way to speak of Britain as a "young country" .

In addition to the aid, the prime minister said he expects much more cooperation between Britain and Pakistan over a wide range of issues.

The last execution took place in Britain almost five decades ago. But it's remained a rallying point for some in the British public.

Any suggestion that the search for energy is fundamental to the foreign policy of Britain and the US is often treated as faintly indecent.

She said the United States is an economic and military powerhouse in a way that Britain is not.

But by the eve of the first world war Britain's income per head had been overtaken by that of America, the 20th century's great power.

In fact, the US rates nearly double Great Britain's, at least four times those of France and Germany, and more than ten times that of Japan.

With gas too risky, coal too dirty, nuclear too slow and renewables too unreliable, Britain is in a bind. What can it do to get out of it?

And it has taken an order from Britain's Ministry of Defence, which wants to try the hand out on the arm of a bomb-disposal robot.

In Britain half of women and a fifth of men are thought to be frightened of spiders, irrespective of whether they are dangerous or not.

Yet in Britain music file-sharing seems to be in decline even though a graduated-response law has yet to be introduced.

Emboldened by his welcome, Mr Gomaa offered to help Britain set up a post like his own: state-certified grand mufti.

You might think this is how the wealthy envisage the autumn of their lives but in Britain it seems that this is not the case.

In recent years there has been a great revival of folk music, and groups specializing in its performance have sprung up all over Britain.

If Britain's Tory party were ever to leave behind its European nightmare, there would also be a case to revive the old entente.

Britain's households, the governor of the Bank of England warned, face the most sustained fall in living standards since the 1920s.

I impeach him in the name of all the Commons of Great Britain, whose national character he has dishonored.

Mr. Brown is still officially Prime Minister of Britain, but Travers says he is not in a strong position.

But rest assured Britain, Europe - and the whole international community - stands ready to work with you as you face that challenge.

In Britain mortgage lending may have hit the bottom, consumers are a little less gloomy and manufacturing looks a little less terrible.

After Beijing bid farewell to the 2008 Olympics, celebrations broke out in Britain to usher in London's turn to host.

The scheme is open to EU countries that do not use the euro: Poland and Sweden say they will sign up to it; Britain says it will not.

Britain is more optimistic than most of Europe and is the only country in which confidence is higher than a year ago.

Several countries are finding that they are too small to run an independent currency (although this does not seem to be true of Britain).

It would have helped if America had written off the war loans it had made to Britain and France, but it was not prepared to do that.

Leaders from France, Britain and the United States have said the operations are necessary and that Mr. Gadhafi.

Mr Styles did not always feel negative about Britain's manufacturing outlook.

I undertake not to visit Great Britain or Northern Ireland or any other country without a valid entry visa and a re-entry visa for Ireland.

How much have Britain's far-flung islands to fear in the long run from tougher rules?

Just a few years ago, they were a critical factor in the economic booms witnessed in Spain, Ireland and Britain.

If Britain can put on a show its people can be proud of, it may create a sense of optimism that will breathe new life into the economy.

This does not mean Britain will not go in, but it does mean there will be something of a delay.

Is too underestimate the enemy, and no grasp of time, came to Britain when the rest of the day, to the hill to attack the next day.

"We get people from all over: Spain, Greece, France, Britain, even the US and Japan, " said the young man in charge.

There was sort of a standstill in Britain the day, or the moment of her death, and people decided to mourn her death in a sort of mass way.

It might seem odd to be erecting skyscrapers when Britain's economy is still recovering from its nastiest shock since the 1930s.

Or so claims Dr. Dennis Friedman in a book that has kicked up a bit of a ruckus in Britain.