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Crazy German Impostors Infiltrating U.S. High Society: The List Doesn’t End At Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, AKA ‘Clark Rockefeller’
April 19th, 2013 
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Tags: california, elite, german, infiltrate, karl, killing, neighbor, rockefeller, society, wednesday, year 
No Comments »George Osborne set to drop plan to end housing benefit for under-25s
December 2nd, 2012 admin Lib Dems revolt against David Cameron’s ‘unjust’ move in runup to chancellor’s autumn statement David Cameron’s plans to end housing benefit for under-25s look set to be omitted from George Osborne’s autumn statement this week after a Lib Dem revolt against more draconian benefit cuts.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: autumn, business, child, economic, economic policy, housing, housing benefit, liberal democrats, society, tax, tax and spending, treasury, welfare No Comments »Letters: Food for thought on poor nutrition
November 24th, 2012 admin Financial speculation in commodity markets is a significant factor in rising food prices, and a contributor to the three price spikes in the last five years ( Britain in nutritional recession as rising prices take toll on diet , 19 November).
Posted in World Financial News Tags: cheap, guardian, letters, market, poverty, social exclusion, society, speculation, thing No Comments »The gulf between rich and poor in terms of diet is still vast, and that’s wicked | Ian Jack
November 24th, 2012 admin The gulf between people’s diets is worse today than it was when George Orwell wrote The Road to Wigan Pier in 1936. However complex the reasons, the fact is shocking Britain is facing a crisis of nutrition.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: bristol, drink, family, guardian, life and style, nutrition, orwell, poor, poverty, social exclusion, society, wigan No Comments »Can inquiries and public outrage really change society?
October 23rd, 2012 admin The bigger you are the worse you can behave, particularly if you’re in the construction industry How easy it is to behave abominably and get away with it nowadays. The bigger you are, the easier: TV stars, IT contractors, care-home chains, and now, so I hear, the construction industry
Posted in World Financial News Tags: construction, contractors, extra, guardian, industry, jimmy, jimmy savile, paid, savile, society, suggest, the guardian, time, union, workers No Comments »Atos calls in public sector to take on outsourced medical assessments
October 11th, 2012 admin Company charged with carrying out ‘benefit tests’ gives £22m contract to Lanarkshire NHS as MPs query value of deal Atos, the company contracted by the Department for Work and Pensions to carry out medical assessments of people claiming benefits, has subcontracted the NHS to carry out its consultations in Scotland in an unusual example of an outsourced contract being subcontracted back to a public organisation.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: assessed, benefit, contract, dwp, government, local, news, nhs, scotland, society, the guardian, welfare, work No Comments »Indonesia in bold move to obtain cheap drugs for HIV
October 11th, 2012 admin The Indonesian government has quietly made an order that overrides Big Pharma’s patents on seven important drugs for HIV and hepatitis B, allowing local drug companies to make cheap and affordable versions for its citizens In a move that has surprised and delighted access to medicines campaigners, Indonesia’s government has quietly issued an order to override the patents on seven important medicines used to treat people with HIV and hepatitis B and allow cheap versions to be made by local drug companies. The “government use” order was made on 3 September, but with no fanfare and, as yet, no public outcry from the pharmaceutical giants which, in the past, used to defend their patents volubly and aggressively – through the courts as well as diplomatic back-channels.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: abbott, countries, guardian.co.uk, hiv, important, indonesia, kaletra, medicines, patent, people, pharmaceuticals industry, society No Comments »Markets and morals: hurrah for the man who says there are things you can’t buy | Observer editorial
September 30th, 2012 admin Michael J Sandel’s argument that the degradation of values is flourishing to our cost should be heeded Michael J Sandel , the American philosopher, public intellectual and author of What Money Can’t Buy , is a star guest at the Labour party conference in Manchester this week.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: chao, conference, ethical business, guardian, life, michael, moral, politics, sandel, society, the observer, world news No Comments »Auto-enrolment: 11 million workers to join company pension schemes
September 23rd, 2012 admin The auto-enrolment scheme, being phased in from October, will affect any employee aged 22 or over earning more than £8,105 Eleven million workers will start being automatically enrolled in pension schemes from 1
Posted in World Financial News Tags: auto, business, charge, collective, employer, family finances, million, money, pension, society No Comments »Unemployment figures reveal slowdown in public sector job cuts
September 13th, 2012 admin Number of civil servants declined by 5,000 in quarter, and number of health workers is higher than three years ago Government plans to cut the public sector payroll appear to be faltering, as official figures revealed a sharp slowdown in job cuts across Whitehall and local government over the summer. The number of civil servants declined by 5,000 in the three months to the end of July, and the overall drop in public sector employment was restricted to 39,000, as cuts that have reduced the civil service headcount by more than 600,000 since the financial crash ran out of steam
Class size, teacher’s pay and spending: which countries spend the most and pay the least in education?
September 11th, 2012 admin If you have a child in school in the developed world, there’s only one place you can get comprehensive data on how their education is different to that in other OECD countries. It’s called Pisa and it’s published today.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: education, education policy, england, oecd, primary schools, salaries, school, society, spending, student, year No Comments »Britons want big change to way country and economy works, finds US poll
September 11th, 2012 admin American pollster Stan Greenberg says 68% of Britons rate UK economy as too harsh for workers and too generous to the rich British voters want a fundamental change in the way the economy works, and predominantly blame the greed of bankers in Wall Street and London for the recession but are sceptical that the electorate can have much influence over the UK’s direction, a Bill Clinton adviser will say on Tuesday. The message from the American pollster Stan Greenberg, one of the former US president’s closest advisers, also shows voters strongly believing that the way economy works is “too harsh on ordinary working people” and too “generous to upper-class families”
Care Quality Commission faces mammoth regulatory task
September 10th, 2012 admin David Behan, CQC chief executive, is undaunted by huge undertaking to regulate state and private health and social care Without any fanfare, the Care Quality Commission last week began registering 8,500 GP practices in the last leg of its marathon undertaking to regulate all state and private health and social care across England.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: behan, cqc, guardian, health, healthcare industry, partnership, regulate, social, society, worker, working No Comments »In Cameron’s Britain, payday loan companies are free to shaft the poor | Heydon Prowse
September 10th, 2012 admin Charging extortionate rates of interest, these companies are robbing the poor. I know, because I worked undercover for one If you asked to borrow my car for the day and I said sure, but then moved into your house, helped myself to the food in your fridge and pleasured your wife, you’d probably think I was a bit of a douche.
Posted in World Financial News Tags: crook, family finances, finance, financial, money, poverty, provident, provident financial, social exclusion, society, year No Comments »Ovarian cancer: why don’t we ever talk about it?
September 2nd, 2012 admin Susan Gubar was 63 when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. It
Posted in World Financial News Tags: business, features, live, ovarian cancer, progress, science, society, symptoms, the guardian, treatment, warning, women, year No Comments »
