By IBTimes UK
Channel 4 Cutting Edge film looks at the people who help families bereaved by murder. (May 17)
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COURT, MANAGEMENT
By IBTimes UK
The agency stated that it was more than likely that by the end of April 2013, by which time the agency will have made a full review of the UK's sovereign ratings, it is more than likely that the UK will be downgraded. (Apr 04)
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GERMANY, GDP, MORTGAGE
By IBTimes AU
Expect bloodbath in the Gillard cabinet following the leadership challenge dare made by senior Labor Minister Simon Crean. Reports said that Australian Labor Party (ALP) leader and Prime Minister Julia Gillard will announce on Monday a cabinet revamp following recent developments in the party. (Mar 25)
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JULIA GILLARD
By IBTimes UK
The beer duty cut was a tiny shaft of sunlight peeping through the dark clouds of George Osborne's forecast, says Shane Croucher. (Mar 21)
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CHINA, GDP, INDIA, MORTGAGE, INVESTMENT, CONGRESS
By IBTimes UK
Live coverage of Chancellor George Osborne's 2013 Budget speech where he will also scrap beer duty escalator. (Mar 20)
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INVESTMENT, CONGRESS
By Reuters UK
Chancellor George Osborne faces the daunting task on Wednesday of delivering another austerity budget to a country impatient with near-zero growth. (Mar 20)
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EUROPEAN UNION, GDP, BANK OF ENGLAND, INVESTMENT
By Reuters UK
Up to 400,000 more Britons will qualify for a new higher flat-rate state pension, the government said on Tuesday after it announced it would introduce the reform a year earlier than expected. (Mar 20)
By Reuters UK
Prime Minister David Cameron will unveil a new tax break on Tuesday to help working parents with their childcare costs from 2015, the government said, seeking to placate families squeezed by austerity, a stagnant economy and weak wage growth. (Mar 19)
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LONDON
By Reuters UK
Prime Minister David Cameron will unveil a new tax break on Tuesday to help working parents with their childcare costs from 2015, the government said, seeking to placate families squeezed by austerity, a stagnant economy and weak wage growth. (Mar 19)
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LONDON
By Reuters UK
The Chancellor is set to stick to his guns on austerity in this week's budget, despite increasing calls for a change of course, as he bets that growth will get back on track before an election in 2015. (Mar 18)
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GDP, BANK OF ENGLAND, INVESTMENT
