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Back in the 1920s, an Austrian newspaper won the title for headline of the decade with a front-page story that read, "Archduke Franz Ferdinand Found Alive; Great War Fought By Mistake."
The case of arsonist killer Mick Philpott illustrates the changes needed in Britain's welfare system, the chancellor of the exchequer said Thursday.
Asdrubal Cabrera backed Justin Masterson's strong outing with a two-run homer Tuesday, pacing the Cleveland Indians to a 4-1 season-opening win over Toronto.
Moody's downgrades Britain from AAA to Aa1 ... NHTSA limping along, some say ... AOA says rules impede Chinese tourism ... Turkey drops road privatization plan ... News from United Press International.
U.S. rating agency Moody's Friday downgraded its rating of British bonds from AAA to Aa1, sparking criticism from the Labor Party over economic policies.
British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne said it was in the country's best interest to loan $16 billion to the International Monetary Fund.
More than half of Britons do not trust Prime Minister David Cameron to lead the country out of its economic woes, a poll released Friday indicated.
Police said they were investigating a break-in at the offices of British Member of Parliament Ed Miliband.
Britain's education secretary has announced plans to recruit 200 social workers from professions including teachers and lawyers.
British Children's Secretary Ed Balls says children born in summer months may be allowed to start elementary school months earlier than normal.
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