Monday, 8 October 2012


Latest Headlines:

X-factor fix: Anyone notice that guy whispering to Louis before the vote? Was he told to go to deadlock by the producers?



The JP’s News this Week :
-Let’s hope that April Jones will be found
-Rail dispute between Virgin Train, and the government.
-Ed Miliband will he be a good leader.
-The X Factor, do we like the judges.
-Travel, Discover California
 
Latest Headlines:
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez waves the national flag while celebrating from a balcony at Miraflores Palace in Caracas October 7, 2012.  REUTERS/Jorge Silva

Chavez re-elected to extend socialist rule in Venezuela

CARACAS - Venezuela's socialist President Hugo Chavez comfortably wins re-election, quashing the opposition's best chance at unseating him in 14 years and cementing himself as a dominant figure in modern Latin American history. Full Article | Slideshow

BAE's largest shareholder opposes EADS deal 8:11am BST

LONDON - The largest shareholder in BAE issued a long list of objections to the group's proposed $45 billion (27.96 billion pounds) merger with EADS on Monday, including concerns over state interference, poor terms and a lack of strategic rationale.
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Rise in temporary jobs, vacancies bode well for labour market - REC

12:09am BST
LONDON - Temporary job placements rose at the fastest pace in 14 months in September as demand for new staff picked up, a survey showed on Monday, providing fresh signs of resilience in the British labour market.
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Slide halted, Romney challenging Obama in swing states

6:33am BST
PORT ST. LUCIE, Florida - Mitt Romney appeared on Sunday to have halted his perilous slide in the polls and is back to running a close race with President Barack Obama as he prepares a new assault on the Democrat over foreign policy.
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Analysis - EADS-BAE deal must limit foreign stakes to pass U.S. muster

1:57am BST
WASHINGTON - BAE Systems insists there is "no magic number" for French and German government shares in a possible merger with EADS, but U.S. experts say anything over 10 percent could ruin the chances of winning approval from U.S. regulators.
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Turkey fires artillery into Syria after shelling

12:01am BST
ISTANBUL - Turkish forces fired across the frontier into Syria on Sunday after a shell launched from Syria landed in Turkey's border town of Akcakale, underlining Ankara's warning that it will respond with force to any violence spilling over into its territory. | Video
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Libyan assembly passes vote of no confidence dismissing prime minister

07 Oct 2012
TRIPOLI - Libya's national congress dismissed the newly elected prime minister on Sunday in a vote of no confidence which underscored the difficulties of forming a government which can unite the country's different factions and regions.

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