Police raid Lincolnshire farms in human trafficking inquiry More than 60 eastern Europeans, allegedly required to work long hours for little money, were removed from Lincolnshire leek fields yesterday morning in the UK’s biggest move against human trafficking for labour exploitation. Police believe the workers, aged 15 to 67, ended [...]
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Russia to build nuclear reactor for Hugo Chávez Russia’s deepening strategic partnership with Venezuela took a dramatic step forward yesterday when it emerged that Moscow has agreed to build Venezuela’s first ever nuclear reactor. President Dmitry Medvedev is expected to sign a nuclear cooperation agreement with his Venezuelan counterpart, Hugo [...]
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Call for navies to seek out pirates’ shipsNaval forces off Somalia must take firm action to tackle the vessels pirates are using as bases for long-range attacks, say shipping organisations
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Nov 18: India wrestles with infrastructure demands Improvements are apparent but taxation issues remain
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Thousands Battle Police In China?s Northwest A local government?s decision to move its administrative offices from one city to another has provoked two days of unrest in northwest China.
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Australian navy to get 62-day Christmas leave Government hopes family friendly measures will attract the 2,000 recruits needed to meet targets
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Iraqi Leader Defends Security Agreement The prime minister delivered a television address six days before a vote on the agreement in Parliament.
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Iraqis accused of killing soldiers at risk of torture, court told Two Iraqis accused of killing British soldiers risk being tortured and executed, in violation of their human rights, if they are tried in Iraq for war crimes, the high court was told yesterday. Faisal Al-Saadoon, 56, and Khalaf Mufdhi, [...]
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UK inflation tumbles Consumer price inflation tumbled far more rapidly than expected in October to an annual rate of 4.5 per cent from 5.2 per cent the previous month, implying that prices may be falling even faster than recent estimates
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Shift in China’s AIDS Fight: Giving Out Condoms China’s hopes of stopping AIDS from turning into its next health crisis may rest with the efforts of people like Guan Baoying, who is seeking to solve China’s condom problem. [...]
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