Labour desperate to end BA strike with election looming - The Guardian21 Mar 2010

The GuardianLabour desperate to end BA strike with election loomingThe GuardianDesperate attempts to end the BA cabin crew strike were being mounted by government ministers last night as Labour battled to prevent the dispute from wrecking its preparations for the general election. Gordon Brown's officials were in close touch with ...Air strike: will Gordon Brown be hit by friendly fire?Times OnlineAir and rail strikes threaten travel plans and Labour hopesTelegraph.co.ukRMT rail signal workers to take strike actionBBC NewsScotsman -ITN -Independentall 268 news articles »

Boss of Korean firm that gave Tony Blair secret cash was jailed for bribery - Daily Mail20 Mar 2010

Mirror.co.ukBoss of Korean firm that gave Tony Blair secret cash was jailed for briberyDaily MailThe chief executive of a South Korean oil firm which secretly paid Tony Blair undisclosed sums of cash has reportedly served a two-year prison sentence for bribery after one of his country's most notorious corruption scandals. Kyu-Sun Choi, 49, ...Tony Blair's secret lucrative advisory job with Iraq oil firmMirror.co.ukBlair was 'cleared to take oil job'BBC NewsFormer PM Tony Blair's secret pay deal with oil firmScottish Daily RecordScotsman -This is London -Telegraph.co.ukall 25 news articles »

English Defence League and anti-fascist protesters clash in Bolton - Telegraph.co.uk20 Mar 2010

BBC NewsEnglish Defence League and anti-fascist protesters clash in BoltonTelegraph.co.ukDozens of people were arrested and several injured after violent clashes between anti-Muslim militants and anti-fascist protesters and police during a demonstration in Bolton. Protestors from Unite Against Facism clash with the police during aa ...Bolton race clash riot: 74 arrested in street demonstrationsSunday PeopleDozens held in clashes at rightwing rallyThe GuardianPolice arrest 74 in clashes at right-wing demoReuters UKBBC News -UK Express -Manchester Evening Newsall 239 news articles »

Disabled soldiers embark on an expedition to North Pole - BBC News20 Mar 2010

CBC.caDisabled soldiers embark on an expedition to North PoleBBC NewsTwo soldiers wounded in battle hope to trek across the Arctic to become the first amputees to reach the North Pole. The expedition, which is set to begin in 2011, aims to raise the profile of injured soldiers and raise money for charities for those ...Heave-ho Harry! Prince prepares to drag sled to the North Pole.Daily MailBlind ex-soldier in marathon North Pole trekstv.tvHarry launches injured soldiers trekITNGlobal Adventures, LLC -Oneindia -CBC.caall 140 news articles »