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London (26 October 2016): His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa met with British Prime Minister, Theresa May, to discuss bilateral relations and ways of further developing them. In addition, they discussed a number of regional and international issues of interest to the two nations.
LONDON, UK, 26 October, 2016 Report by Analysys Mason summarises how 5G will be launched in the UK.
Newcastle University academic responds to decision on the expansion of airport capacity
UK government still avoids taking the final step on airport expansion
By Ben Vogel, Editor, IHS Jane’s Airport Review
As expected, the UK government announced on 25 October 2016 that a third runway for Heathrow is its favoured option for airport capacity growth. However, the decision by a special cabinet committee merely signals the start of a year-long delay, before a binding vote is held in late 2017 or early 2018.
Dr. Joe Romm in his recent article “Which will be the first country to ban oil burning cars provides us with more information on the recent decision of German Bundesrat to ban fuel-burning cars.
(Banjul, the Gambia) – ISHR’s Model National Law on the Recognition and Protection of Human Rights Defenders has been launched at a high-level event at the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights currently in session in Banjul in the Gambia.
the times | Monday October 24 2016
Andrew Ellson
Consumer Affairs Correspondent
Knitwear is not exactly what you might
imagine special forces pull on as they
head to battle but advances in weaving
technology mean the SAS has started
wearing woollies on the front line.
The past month has been packed with good news concerning Brexit. It is unfortunate we have to start this newsletter with some bad news. Much to our disappointment, the arch-Remainer Hillary Benn has been elected by MPs to Chair the new Brexit Committee. This, along with the recent attempts by other Remoaner MPs to delay the activation of Article 50, shows we still have much work to do to ensure Brexit actually happens. We will continue our campaign and do our utmost to stop attempts by these bitter Remaniacs in the Palace of Westminster, who want to undermine the democratic will of the Great British Public. We will not rest until we have achieved our aim to Get Britain Out of the EU.
What better way to mark 100 days at Number 10 Downing Street than by facing up against 27 other EU leaders still seething at the referendum result that propelled you into office? Such is the sheer volume of crises clogging up the agenda in? Brussels at present that T?heresa May’s turn to speak to at the European Council’s autumn summit session last night did not arrive until 1 AM.
The Ginetta G57-P2 continues to lead the way in the prototype market. Capable of lapping the Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit in 1m48.8s when running in G57-P2 unlimited specification, there is little doubt that like-for-like performance with its competitor prototype models demonstrates the level of ‘bang for your buck’ the G57-P2 offers you.