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Morning business round-up
Our daily morning business round-up looks at the main stories in Europe and Asia.

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Society daily 23.05.11
What would you ask Andrew Lansley? Sign up to Society daily email briefing Today’s top SocietyGuardian stories • Coalition must resolve divisions over NHS, says King’s Fund • Cameron to relaunch ‘big society’ project • Ed Miliband warns of struggle for David Cameron’s ‘jilted generation’ • Harriet Harman: A word on rape, Ken Clarke • Cut red meat intake and don’t eat ham, say cancer researchers …

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U.S. national anthem greets Obama at Buckingham Palace
LONDON (CNN) — “The Star-Spangled Banner” rang out across the lawn of Buckingham Palace, followed by a 41-gun salute and the distinctive drone of bagpipes as Queen Elizabeth II welcomed President Barack Obama to England on a windy but sunny spring Tuesday.

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It is easy to understand why larger, wealthier, older, or more powerful states obtain their pride. Top class nations such as the US, UK, Japan, and so forth have a variety of sources of pride (successful democracy, economic/military power, historical significance) and even regional powers and fast growing economies can also have obvious sources of pride.

But what about third world nations? The ones who produce gruesome stories of genocide, or famous for the failed corpes of attempted republics. The nations which completely depend on foreign aid and can be bullied at will by the powers. Where does their pride come from? It can’t come from historical significance, (usually) as many had their borders randomly drawn by Europeans and thus lack common history. They obviously can’t get it from having a functional political or even infastructural system.

Yet somehow, just somehow, these poverty stricken people are somehow able to kindle a small fire of national pride. How do they do it?

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Protect World Service From Cuts MPs Urge
The BBC World Service should be protected from spending cuts to preserve its global reputation a powerful Government watchdog has said.

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MPs oppose BBC World Service cuts
The government should abandon its plan to cut funding for the BBC World Service or at least ring-fence some parts of it including BBC Arabic in the light of recent events in the region MPs said on Wednesday.

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Wednesday newspaper round-up: Interest rates, National Express, Tigers, helicopters
LONDON (SHARECAST) – Interest rates are likely to remain at their record low level for months to come after falling food prices brought a surprise drop in inflation.

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Wider credit data sharing proposed
Hong Kong’s Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data has launched a five- week public consultation on a proposal to extend the existing credit data sharing system, privacy commissioner Allan Chiang Yam-wang said.

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National Basketball Association Game Capsules
Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) – Jose Calderon poured in 20 points and dished out a season-high 17 assists, as the Toronto Raptors took down the struggling Cleveland Cavaliers, 120-105.

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National Basketball Association Game Capsules
Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) – Jose Calderon poured in 20 points and dished out a season-high 17 assists, as the Toronto Raptors took down the struggling Cleveland Cavaliers, 120-105.

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UK Knack Group Announce Giant Supermarket Asda will create 7,500 jobs in 2011
UK Knack Group has learned that Asda, the second largest supermarket in the UK, will create 7500 jobs in 2011. Asda has seen an increase on its sales, both in the stores and online. (PRWeb November 22, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Uk-knack-group/UkKnackGroup/prweb4821114.htm

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BoE’s Sentance-UK needs gradual interest rate rises
LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) – The Bank of England should startslowly increasing interest rates “sooner rather than later”,policymaker Andrew Sentance said in a radio interview broadcaston Thursday. …

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UK growth of 0.8pc helped by trade, says Office for National Statistics
Trade bolstered UK economic growth in the three months to September as the recovery continued to gather momentum, official figures showed.

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Enterprise Finance Guarantee cap change will restrict lending, bankers say
MPs told the Treasury’s decision to reduce state exposure to loan defaults under the Enterprise Finance Guarantee will discourage use of the scheme

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Access Shares Decline as Japan’s Ministry of Finance Plans to Sell Stake
Access Co. , a Japanese mobile-phone software company, fell the most in two months after the Ministry of Finance said it plans to sell its stake at “an early date.”

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Finance Department recognized by national association
The city ‘s Finance Department has been awarded the Certificate for Achievement of Excellence in Financial Reporting by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada.

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. Now I hear the US economy is about to super cycle because of IT’S level of debt!
If I assume that most developed countries are in pretty much the same position, can anyone tell me who might be in a position to be lending all this money?
Thanks in advance

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Title: UK economy forecast.(Statistical table)(Statistical data)
Author: Ray Barrell
Publication: National Institute Economic Review (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2006
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Issue: 198 Page: 40(19)

Article Type: Statistical data, Statistical table

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UK economy forecast.: An article from: National Institute Economic Review

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The UK budget includes the UK borrowing alot of money to get out of the recession. Why are alot of people worried about this when the USA has the biggest national debt in the world and it has the strongest economy.

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