Fears for BAE jobs amid review The Guardian | Defence giant BAE Systems is reviewing its warship business, raising fears of job losses at sites including its historic Portsmouth dockyard. | The GMB union said consultants had been hired as part of a study into the future of the company's shipbu...
Alesha Dixon: 'Britain's Got Talent debut was mad' Digital Spy Alesha Dixon has described her Britain's Got Talent debut as "one of the maddest days" of her life. | The singer joined the ITV1 show as a judge earlier this month after quitting her role on Strictly Come Dancing. | Dixon made her debut at the Manche...
First HMS Victory 'to be raised' The Observer According to the Sunday Times the wreck of HMS Victory is to be handed over to the Maritime Heritage Foundation. Photograph: John Batchelor/Odyssey Marine/PA | The remains of the first HMS Victory are to be raised from the sea bed nearly 300 years af...
FTSE 100: Banks rebound but disappointing Italy bond auction caps blue chip gains The Daily Telegraph Royal Bank of Scotland helped to lead the large-caps marginally higher, but the index's gains were capped as some in the market were disappointed by demand at an Italian debt auction | Banks made strong gains as the benchmark index trod water Photo: Eddie Mulholland tag --> | By Rachel Cooper, and agencies | 11:07AM GMT 13 Jan 2012 | Comments ...
UK wants stronger, deeper ties with India: Hague Zeenews London: Noting that India is making its mark on the global economy with electrifying skill, innovation and dynamism, British Foreign Secretary William Hague has said that now is the time to make a "stronger, wider and deeper" relationship with India. | "We want a relationship between India and Britain that is stronger, wider, and deeper," Hague sai...
