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Cameron paves way for privatisation

Almost all public services could be opened up to private companies under plans being put forward by Prime Minister David Cameron.In an article for...

UK steel production bounces back

Steel production in the UK bounced back in January from the previous month as UK manufacturing continued to respond to increased demand, according to...

Recession boosts budget hotel group

Tough economic conditions helped Travelodge enjoy a strong year in 2010 as the group benefited from budget-conscious consumers.The hotel chain, which offers rooms from...

Icesave deal subject to referendum

Icelandic President Olafur Grimsson has said he would put a new deal aimed at solving a dispute with Britain and The Netherlands over a...

Klasnic will not face rape charge

A Premiership footballer will not face charges over the alleged rape of a teenage girl, police have said.Bolton Wanderers forward Ivan Klasnic was arrested...

Duchess of York to miss wedding

The Duchess of York will not be among the 2,000 invited guests at the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, her spokesman has...

Libya crackdown 'is unacceptable'

Foreign Secretary William Hague has spoken to the son of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi and told him the bloody repression of demonstrations in the...

10 die in Estonia orphanage blaze

A fire has raced through an orphanage for disabled children in western Estonia, killing 10 of them, a rescue service spokesman said.There were 37...

Moroccans march to seek reforms

Thousands of people have marched in cities across Morocco, demanding a new constitution to bring more democracy in the North African kingdom amid the...

Tourism strategy backs time change

The campaign for extended daylight hours is expected to gain a boost this week with an endorsement from the Government's official tourism strategy.The strategy,...

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