- There has been an agreed deal on Greece's latest bail out
with the IMF. The prime minister of Greece Antonis Samaras was happy with the
deal saying that "a new day begins for all Greek's".
- A murder inquiry lead by French, Swiss and Russian expert
has began in respect of the Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat who died in Paris
2004. It has been a long suspicion that Arafat was poisoned, and therefore the
experts have been given samples of his body after the remain were examined and
before the re-sealing of his tomb.
- Floods continue across the UK with worse effected areas
such as North Wales and North of England, some residents have been advised to
leave their homes. Serious worries regarding how property owners will be able to
insure their homes in the future will be a big concern to the government and
insurance companies who already face massive claims for both residential of
commercial properties.
- Some hope for the UK economic as figures confirm 1% growth
between July and September.
- The UK education system is apparently ranked the sixth
best in the world following countries such as Finland, South Korea. Hong Kong,
Japan and Singapore.
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