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The Battle for Basra: Britain Should Launch a Troop Surge in Iraq - Vimarsana News

The Battle for Basra: Britain Should Launch a Troop Surge in Iraq

Walking away from a front line of the war against terrorism wouldsignificantly increase the terrorist threat to the West.

Lord Dannatt: 'I am haunted by the legacy of the wars that happened on my watch' - Vimarsana News

Lord Dannatt: 'I am haunted by the legacy of the wars that happened on my watch'

The former army chief is now fighting to help struggling veterans

Massive warehouse project an election issue for Oakville residents living near site - Vimarsana News

Massive warehouse project an election issue for Oakville residents living near site

A plan to build a massive warehouse complex close to a residential neighbourhood has emerged as one of the election issues in Oakville.

Source: cbc.ca
Jim Sheridan, Labour MP who had a turbulent relationship with his own party and branded the parliamentary press as 'parasites' – obituary - Vimarsana News

Jim Sheridan, Labour MP who had a turbulent relationship with his own party and branded the parliamentary press as 'parasites' – obituary

He was twice suspended from the party for his comments on the accusations of anti-Semitism against Jeremy Corbyn

Whither the "Special Relationship"? - Vimarsana News

Whither the "Special Relationship"?

Gordon Brown flies into Washington this week a day after the pope does. The timing is unfortunate for the dour British prime minister, whose D.C. visit will be hugely overshadowed by the eagerly anticipated arrival of the far more dynamic Benedict XVI. Whereas tens of thousands of Americans will queue up for a glimpse of John Paul II’s successor, Brown will garner little public attention outside the White House, where he meets with President Bush on Thursday. His predecessor Tony Blair always attracted intense interest on his numerous trips to Washington. But Brown is no Blair.