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PM urged to condemn MP's arrest

David Cameron has challenged the prime minister to do more to distance himself from the arrest of MP Damian Green over Home Office leaks.

MP's arrest not Stalinist - Smith

Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has refused to apologise for the arrest of shadow immigration minister Damian Green.

Harman 'concerned' by MP's arrest

Leader of the Commons Harriet Harman has said she is "very concerned" by the arrest of Conservative immigration spokesman Damian Green.

Pheu Thai MP seeks inquiry Abhisit's SMS notes

A Pheu Thai Party MP filed a complaint with the National Counter Corruption Commission Monday seeking an inquiry into an SMS message sent to millions of Thais after Abhisit was endorsed as the country's 27th PM.

Internet Classification Proposal Attracts Controversial Comments On Fellow MP's Blog

Labour Party MP for West Bromwich East Tom Watson called, back in December 2008, for internet users to comment on the idea of a "cinema-style age ratings" as proposed by his fellow MP, Andy Burnham.

Police to review MP leaks inquiry

A senior police officer is to investigate the handling of the inquiry into Home Office leaks which led to the arrest of Tory MP Damian Green.

MP arrest officer accuses Tories

A row has erupted between the senior police officer investigating Home Office leaks and the Conservatives.

MP arrest: The 'mole' goes to ground as Tories sweep for wiretaps

The civil servant accused of leaking sensitive Government information was in hiding last night as friends said they were baffled by his alleged role.

MatlinPatterson to inject USD250m into ailing bank Flagstar Bancorp

Click here for the latest news, views and interviews in the clean energy investor communityFlagstar Bancorp, Inc. has agreed with MP Thrift Investments, that MatlinPatterson will make a $250m PIPE investment in Flagstar. MP Thrift Investments is an entity formed by MP (Thrift) Global Partners III, an affiliate of MatlinPatterson Global Advisers, a private equity franchise specialising in distressed control investments globally.

First Test ends in a draw

DUNEDIN, New Zealand -- The first Test match between West Indies and New Zealand at University Oval, Dunedin ended in a draw after there was no play on the final day, Monday, due to heavy rain. The match officials called off play at 2 pm (9 pm Eastern Caribbean Time/8 pm Jamaica Time). Jerome Taylor was named Man-of-the-Match for his brilliant 106 off 107 balls batting at Number 8 on Sunday. It was his maiden century in first-class cricket and Test cricket. The second and final Test is at McLean Park in Napier and starts on Friday.

No play on Day 2

DUNEDIN, New Zealand -- There was no play on the second day of the first Test between West Indies and New Zealand at University Oval in Dunedin. Steady rain all day Friday forced the umpires to abandon all hopes of play at 2:30 pm. Play is scheduled to start half-hour earlier on Saturday, at 11:30 a.m. local time (Friday -- 6:30 pm Eastern Caribbean Time/5:30 pm Jamaica Time).

DoT may increase 3G?s reserve price

Shah Rukh not keen on contesting Lok Sabha poll: Shukla | Industry happy with package, exporters disappointed | Package well-targeted, implementation an issue: Economists | CBI ushers into New Year with trimmer, re-structured look | Kashmir to have 'Maharashtra model' | Freezing cold persists in northern India; two more die | India announces one million dollar aid for Gaza victims | Antony asks media to observe restraint during reportage | PM to commission Ezhimala Naval Academy on Jan 8: Naval Chief | PM to inaugurate Science Congress in Shillong tomorrow | Gold, silver prices drop on lack of demand | Security beefed up for PM's visit to Shillong tomorrow |

Flintoff, KP cleared to play in IPL ?09

Shah Rukh not keen on contesting Lok Sabha poll: Shukla | Industry happy with package, exporters disappointed | Package well-targeted, implementation an issue: Economists | CBI ushers into New Year with trimmer, re-structured look | Kashmir to have 'Maharashtra model' | Freezing cold persists in northern India; two more die | India announces one million dollar aid for Gaza victims | Antony asks media to observe restraint during reportage | PM to commission Ezhimala Naval Academy on Jan 8: Naval Chief | PM to inaugurate Science Congress in Shillong tomorrow | Gold, silver prices drop on lack of demand | Security beefed up for PM's visit to Shillong tomorrow |

PM calls Zimbabwe cholera action

Gordon Brown has urged the world to tell Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe "enough is enough" amid growing concern over the country's cholera outbreak.

MP raid police 'had no warrant'

Commons Speaker Michael Martin has said he "regrets" that police were allowed to search Conservative MP Damian Green's office without a warrant.

Artists urged to help fight against HIV/Aids

ARTISTS have been urged to help in the fight against tuberculosis, HIV and Aids and other diseases through arts.

Caution urged over RBS and NRock repossession pledges

Legal firm Salans has urged caution following Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS's) and Northern Rock's commitment to not start repossession proceedings until six months after a customer has fallen into arrears.

Harvard Urged to Fund Arts Degrees

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—An advisory group has urged Harvard University to start a Master of Fine Arts program to rival those at such peer institutions as Yale, Columbia, and Stanford, Bloomberg reports.

Ex-PM Thaksin phoned Khon Kaen 'Red Shirt' gathering on Saturday

KHON KAEN, Dec 21 (TNA) - Fugitive ex-PM Thaksin Shinwatra telephoned a group of his supporters here from an undisclosed overseas location Saturday, telling the so-called 'Red Shirt Group" who gathered near Bung Kaen Nakhon lake in the provincial seat to observe the law.

Labour MP urges Speaker to resign

Backbencher Bob Marshall-Andrews has become the first Labour MP to publicly call for Commons Speaker Michael Martin to resign.

US urged to appoint cyber-security czar

A report released on Monday said that cyber security would pose a major threat to the United States during the next administration and urged president-elect Barack Obama to appoint a cyber-security czar.

Zimbabwe: Artists Urged to Help Fight Against HIV/Aids

Harare — ARTISTS have been urged to help in the fight against tuberculosis, HIV and Aids and other diseases through arts.

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