May
2012
Articles from 22nd May 2012
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William 'tore up wedding guestlist'
May 22 2012 | UK News
The Duke of Cambridge has revealed how he tore up the official guestlist for his wedding on the Queen's advice. Read
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UK voices fears over Yemen massacre
May 22 2012 | UK News
Britain has promised £28 million of aid to Yemen but warned that the major terror attack which killed 96 soldiers underlined the risks of an even greater humanitarian crisis. Read
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MPs hit out at nursery top-up fees
May 22 2012 | UK News
Some families are being denied access to free nursery education unless they agree to pay compulsory "top-up fees" for extra hours, a cross-party group of MPs has warned. Read
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Clegg condemns social mobility myth
May 22 2012 | UK News
Inequality in modern Britain is a form of social engineering, and claims that promoting social mobility artificially skews society are nonsense, Nick Clegg is to insist. Read
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Give women over 40 IVF - watchdog
May 22 2012 | UK News
Women struggling to have babies should be offered IVF treatment into their 40s, the health watchdog has said. Read
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Asbo replacements 'won't work'
May 22 2012 | UK News
A new community trigger to force police to investigate any incident of anti-social behaviour reported by at least five people will do little to tackle the problem in the long-term, campaigners have said. Read
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Law firms in West Midlands 'at risk from slowdown in deals'
May 22 2012 | Legal
Law firms throughout the West Midlands are being put at risk by a dramatic slowdown in deals, a business expert has warned. Read
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Aston University car wins Eco-Design award at Shell Eco Marathon
May 22 2012 | Education News
A futuristic hydrogen powered car created by students from Aston University has won one of the top awards at an international environmental motoring challenge. Read
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Majority of West Midlands manufacturers report rise in sales
May 22 2012 | Latest Business News
West Midlands small and medium sized manufacturers are optimistic for growth after reporting a rise in turnover in the last six months, according to an industry survey. Read
