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    • PM scales back tax to secure deal with miners
      After a late-night summit with mining leaders, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has scaled back a proposed tax on mining companies to win their support. 鉱業の指導者、オーストラリア首相ジュリアギラードと深夜の首脳会談後、鉱山会社の支援を獲得する提案税を縮小しています

    • Guardian Election Daily: foreign affairs debate - the verdict
      All eyes were on the performance of Nick Clegg after his domination of the first leaders' debate as round two started in Bristol.On hand to assess the result of the debate on foreign affairs we have four expert columnists in the studio with Michael White.Julian Borger is the Guardian's diplomatic editor and foreign affairs specialist.Georgina Henry is the Guardian's head of comment.Martin Kettle, is a leader writer and columnist.And Tom Happold is the Guardian's head of multimedia, and former politics editor of guardian.co.uk.The audience threw questions on Europe, Afghanistan, immigration, climate change and even the pope's visit. Find out how the panel rated them and leave your thoughts below.Michael WhiteJulian BorgerGeorgina HenryMartin KettleTom HappoldPhil Maynard _NULL_

    • Assange's rage against the state
      Although there are tens of thousands of articles on Julian Assange in the world's newspapers and magazines, no mainstream journalist so far has grasped the critical significance of the cypherpunks movement to Assange's intellectual... 世界の新聞や雑誌でユリウスAssangeの記事の何万人ものもありますが、ない主流のジャーナリストは、これまでAssangeの知的財産権サイファーパンク運動の重要な意義を理解した...

    • Greg Ansley: High political crosswinds rock Gillard's tightrope
      Another week in Australian politics has ended, with carbon tax and asylum seekers legislation introduced and bogged down, and rumours of an impending coup against Julia Gillard once again bubbling to the surface.Behind it is Tony... _NULL_

    • Media Cache: WikiLeaks: Careful When Shooting the Messenger
      An America prosecution of Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder, would carry significant downside risks for the United States. ジュリアンAssange、Wikileaksは創始者のアメリカの検察は、米国にとって重要な下振れリスクを運ぶでしょう

    • Arab-Israeli actor killed in refugee camp attack
      An Arab-Israeli actor, director and political activist was shot dead yesterday in the West Bank town where he ran a drama school and community theatre, Palestinian police said.Juliano Mer Khamis was shot five times by one or more... アラブイスラエル俳優、監督、政治活動家は、彼は演劇学校とコミュニティ演劇、パレスチナ警察said.Juliano Merのカミスは、1つ以上を5回撃たれた実行西岸の町で死。。u200b。。u200bんで昨日、射殺された...

    • Aussie kingmaker refuses Cabinet job
      An independent lawmaker whose support enabled Prime Minister Julia Gillard to stay in power after inconclusive elections has refused her offer of a Cabinet job.Lawmaker Rob Oakeshott says in a statement he told Gillard on Friday... そのサポート力に滞在する首相ジュリアギラードを有効に結論選挙後に内閣job.Lawmakerロブオークショットの彼女の申し出を拒否している声明の中で彼は金曜日にギラードと語った...という無所属

    • Arrest warrant ordered for Wikileaks founder
      An international arrest warrant is to be issued against Julian Assange, founder of the whistleblowing website Wikileaks, after a Swedish court ruled he should face questioning over a rape allegation.Assange is suspected of rape,... 国際逮捕令状が、スウェーデンの裁判所は、強姦の疑いがある彼はレイプallegation.Assangeでけげんな顔をする判決後、ジュリアンAssange、内部告発サイトWikileaksはの創設者に対して発行される...

    • Gillard clings to power by her nails
      As Friday's anniversary of the coup that dumped Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister nears, embattled successor Julia Gillard is fighting to keep her increasingly fragile minority Government from sliding into a terminal spin.The next... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Letters: Iranian film-makers
      As UK film-makers and members of Directors UK, we are greatly saddened to learn of the imprisonment of acclaimed Iranian film-makers Jafar Panahi and Mohammad Rasoulof (Iran jails film-maker who dared to back opposition for six years, 21 December). We strongly condemn the actions of the Islamic Republic of Iran in seeking to temper free speech and believe that a greater understanding of the people of Iran at home and abroad can only result from the unhindered expression of creativity in film, media and the arts in all their forms.We express our sense of solidarity with Jafar and Mohammad and call upon the Iranian government to immediately rescind the sentences and to release them without delay.Paul Greengrass (President, Directors UK), Udayan Prasad, Nigel Cole, Kevin Macdonald, David Yates, Michael Apted, Julian Jarrold, Iain Softley, Paul Unwin, Andrew Gillman, Tim Sullivan, Piers Haggard, Dan CliftonIranMiddle Eastguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 英国の映画製作者とメンバーの取締役として、英国、私たちは大幅に(12月21日を6年間の反対をバックアップする勇気がイランの刑務所のフィルムメーカー)絶賛されたイランの映画製作者Jafarパナヒとして、Mohammad Rasoulofの懲役刑のことを知って悲しくなります

    • Should WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange face charges of espionage in the US? | Poll
      As the WikiLeaks embassy cables leaks continue to cause controversy, some are calling for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to be arrested for spying. Should he be charged with espionage? Wikileaksは大使館ケーブルリークが論争を引き起こし続けるように、いくつかのWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeの呼び出しがされスパイで逮捕される

    • 'Low rent' political Ausralian satire attracts criticism from all quarters
      As the family of a fallen serviceman joined the chorus of outrage about a TV satire that depicts Julia Gillard having sex draped in the Australian flag, the Prime Minister herself said she would not be watching the show.High ratings... 倒れた軍人の家族は、ジュリアギラードは、オーストラリアの旗で覆われたセックスを描いたテレビの風刺。怒りのコーラスに参加したとして、首相自身が、彼女はshow.Highの評価を見てがないことを表明した...

    • Kiteboarding's Serious Business In Silicon Valley
      At 2:30am at a house party on the beach in Maui, Julia French, Co-Founder of style web site StylePage.com, shared with me the  similarities between kiteboarding and business. 2時30分、共同創業者のスタイルのWebサイトStylePage.comの、私と一緒に共有マウイ、ジュリアフランス語、ビーチで家のパーティーでは時にカイトボーディングとビジネスの間の類似点

    • At least 13 killed as bus falls off Andes in Peru
      At least 13 people died on Monday morning when a bus fell off a 100-meter-deep abyss and sank into the Titicaca lake on the Andean heights in Peru, local police said. Preliminary investigation showed that passengers on board were trapped inside the vehicle when it fell, and hope is dim for their survival. The bus was believed to be traveling between Moho and Juliaca, department of Puno, in the southern Andean region of Peru, when it went astray and plunged into the Titicaca lake. The ca ... 少なくとも13人が深淵を月曜日の死亡の午前10時の深いバスが転落して100メートル、ペルーのアンデス高さにチチカカ湖に沈没し、地元警察によると予備的調査は、車両を示した上で乗客がその中に閉じ込められボードれたときそれが落ち、希望が生き残りのためには薄暗い

    • PM excludes petrol from Aussie carbon tax
      Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard softened the impact of her unpopular carbon tax plans by promising it will not increase Australian petrol prices.She said the tax would never be applied to petrol despite transport being... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、税金がトランスポートがいるにもかかわらず、ガソリンに適用されることはありませんと言ったオーストラリアのガソリンprices.Sheを増加しないと約束して彼女の不人気炭素税制度の影響を和らげる...

    • Australian royalty deal could solve mine tax row
      Australia's biggest mining companies may have won a long-running battle with Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Tuesday after an influential tax panel recommended the government pick up future state royalty payments under its mine tax reform package. オーストラリア最大の鉱山会社は、政府がその鉱山の税制改革のパッケージの下に、将来の状態のロイヤリティの支払いを拾う推奨有力税パネル後の火曜日に首相ジュリアギラードと長期戦を獲得している可能性があります

    • Polls turn against Australian PM
      Australia's conservative opposition has taken an election-winning lead over Prime Minister Julia Gillard's embattled party just weeks ahead of an election, a poll showed Saturday. オーストラリアの保守野党が首相ジュリアギラードの四面楚歌パーティわずか数週間前に選挙で選挙勝利をリードしており、世論調査では土曜日を示した

    • Former PM Rudd Australia's new foreign minister
      Australia's former leader Kevin Rudd will become foreign minister in Prime Minister Julia Gillard's cabinet, just months after she deposed him in a party room coup, a spokeswoman said Saturday. オーストラリアの元リーダーのケビンラッド首相はジュリアギラード内閣で外務大臣、ほんの数ヶ月後、彼女はパーティールームのクーデターで彼を退陣になる、広報担当者は土曜日と述べた

    • Political leaders feel the heat over carbon tax
      Australia's fraught bid to cut greenhouse gas emissions is being played out against a background of political tensions testing the leaderships of both Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Opposition leader Tony Abbott.Neither is under... 温室効果ガスの排出量を削減するため、オーストラリアのはらんで入札が両方首相ジュリアギラードと野党指導者トニーAbbott.Neitherは、下にあるのリーダーシップをテストする政治的緊張の背景に演奏されている...

    • Aust election: Gillard favoured to form next govt
      Australia's kingmaker MPs have said they will announce today who they will back but warned, despite plans to vote as a bloc, they could still split and deliver a deadlock.Labor leader Julia Gillard needs the support of two of... オーストラリアの実力者の議員たちが、今日戻っても警告、計画ブロックとして投票にもかかわらず、彼らはまだ分割が誰かがしdeadlock.Laborリーダージュリアギラードは、2つの支援を必要と提供を発表する予定としている...

    • Australia gears up for federal election
      Australians will vote in the closest fought election in 50 years tomorrow, with Labor's Julia Gillard and the Liberal party's Tony Abbott running neck and neck, and polls forecasting a hung parliament オーストラリアは、最も近い戦った選挙で50年ぶりに明日、労働のジュリアギラードと投票する自由党のトニーアボットは首と首、実行して投票ハング議会を予測

    • Australian Governor General to visit Kuwait for liberation ceremonies
      Australian Governor-General Quentin Bryce will travel to Kuwait to mark 20 years since Australia helped liberate the country from Iraqi occupation, Australia's media reported on Friday. As Australia was part of a U.S.-led coalition that forced Iraqi forces out of Kuwait after a seven-month occupation, Australia Associated Press reported that Prime Minister Julia Gillard requested Bryce to represent Australia at ceremonies marking 50 years since Kuwait won independence from Britain, and 20 yea ... オーストラリアはイラクの占領から国を解放する助け以来、オーストラリア総督クエンティンブライスは、20周年を記念してクウェートを訪問する、オーストラリアのメディアが報じた

    • Kiwi-born MP accused of using credit card at brothel
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard's razor-thin majority is in jeopardy as sex-spending allegations swirl around a New Zealand-born member of her government.New South Wales police have received a complaint Labor MP Craig Thomson... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードのわずかな得票差が周りセックス - 支出の疑惑の渦のように危険になっているニュージーランド生まれの彼女のgovernment.Newサウスウェールズ州の警察のメンバーが苦情労働MPクレイグトムソンを受けた...

    • Australian PM vows stability
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Sunday vowed to keep the country stable after a fierce voter backlash produced a rare hung parliament, raising fears of political paralysis and economic pain. オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラード日曜日は国が安定して激しい有権者の反発後に続けることを誓った珍しいハング議会を生産、政治の停滞と経済的痛みの不安を高める

    • Gillard moves in
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and her partner Tim Mathieson have moved into their new digs at The Lodge in Canberra. Gillard deposed her predecessor Kevin Rudd in June but refused to set up camp in the prime minister's... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードと彼女のパートナーティムマシソンはキャンベラのロッジ滞在の新しい発掘に移動している

    • Gillard eyeing tougher refugee policy
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard appears set to toughen Labor's policy on asylum seekers in a bid to deter a growing fleet of boats braving the Indian Ocean and to shore up the party's flanks for the coming election.The... _NULL_

    • A united front across the Tasman
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrives in Wellington on Tuesday amid shared grief and a new, uncertain future that will further tighten the transtasman relationship with a series of initiatives of both substance and sentiment.Gillard... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、共有悲しみ、さらに両方の物質とsentiment.Gillardの取り組み一連のtranstasman関係を強化する新しい、不確実な未来の中で火曜日にウェリントンに到着...

    • Australia PM Gillard woos 'kingmaker' MPs
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard courted one of five minority lawmakers key to resolving the nation's political stalemate Saturday, as polling showed their voters favoured her rival. オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、としてポーリングは、有権者は彼女のライバル支持を示したいずれかの5つの少数議員の土曜日国民の政治的こう着状態を解決するための。招いた

    • Aussie PM vows to stay in the job
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard dismissed mounting speculation Friday about her future, vowing to stay in the job despite a crushing court blow to the government's asylum-seeker policy.The nation's highest court on Wednesday... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、水曜日に政府の庇護希望者policy.The国の最高裁判所に粉。裁判所の打撃にもかかわらず、仕事にとどまることを誓う、彼女の将来について金曜日取り付け憶測を一蹴した...

    • US can regain economic momentum, says Gillard
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has backed the United States to resolve its economic woes, but acknowledged that too often it takes a crisis in Washington to prompt decisive action. _NULL_

    • Refugees: Australia back to drawing board
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has been sent back to the drawing board to recast policy on asylum-seekers after the high court prohibited a deal struck with Malaysia to move illegal immigrants arriving in Australia by boat. The real losers are genuine refugees who will have lost an additional 4,000 asylum slots to Australia, while the winners until Canberra can devise a coherent policy are people-smugglers and the rich who can pay them. - Alexander Casella (Sep 30, '11) _NULL_

    • Australian former PM declares support for Labor Party
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday said she will speak with Kevin Rudd about his role on the campaign trail, after the former prime minister broke his silence on his fall from power in an exclusive interview with ABC Radio. Kevin Rudd, in his first media interview since losing the Labor leadership to Gillard in June, said on Wednesday night he could not sit idly by and watch the coalition win government by default. Speaking to Radio National's Late Night Live program, Rudd ... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは木曜日に、メディアと首相の元話す彼女はなる彼の役割についてのケビンラッド遊説した後、最初に彼に彼の沈黙を破った首相、ケビンラッドラジオ彼の秋からの電力のABC独占インタビュー6月にギラード労働リーダーシップをからインタビューを失うことは、デフォルト水曜日との夜ぼんやり座って彼ができたことによって、と見て、政府を獲得連立はラッド、スピーキングにラジオナショナルのはLate Night Liveのプログラム...

    • Australian gov't to form task force for floods recovery
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Tuesday announced the formation of a business task force to help Queensland, as it recovers from devastating floods. Ten Australian leading business people will form a business round table to assist with corporate support, as Queensland recovers and rebuilds from floods. The group will be chaired by Treasurer Wayne Swan. Gillard said the government's contribution was to help kick start community fund-raising in the state, and the business task for ... それは壊滅的な洪水から回復するように火曜日にオーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、クイーンズランド州を支援する事業タスクフォースの設立を発表しました

    • Australia PM Gillard takes poll lead
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard regained her lead in the polls just one week out from neck-and-neck elections Saturday, with surveys showing she had support in enough seats to win office. オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、わずか1週間首と首の総選挙から2009年の調査彼女はオフィスに勝つために十分な議席のサポートがあった中での世論調査で首位を取り戻した

    • Australian PM Gillard retains power
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard retained power by a tiny, one-seat majority Tuesday after winning the backing of two key independent MPs following inconclusive polls. オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、小型、1つの席は、過半数をもって火曜日結論世論調査次の2つのキーの独立した議員の支持を獲得後に電源を保持した

    • Gillard hails talks to end mining tax row
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard says "good discussions" are continuing with the mining industry amid speculation the government will unveil a compromise soon on its planned resource tax. オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは言う。。u0026quot;良い議論が。。u0026quot;鉱業との憶測政府はすぐにその計画のリソース。妥協案を発表する予定の中で続けている

    • Australian PM tours flood-hit region
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard toured the nation's flood-hit northeast, amid warnings that the paralyzing deluge will linger for longer than first predicted. オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは麻。洪水は、最初の予測よりも長く残ることを警告の中で、全国の洪水に見舞われた東北を見学した

    • Australian PM to call August poll
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard will call an August election on Saturday but Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has already fired the first shots of the campaign, local media reported. Gillard is due at Government House in Canberra at 10:30 a.m. ( AEST) to formally seek permission from Governor-General Quentin Bryce to hold an election. She will address a media conference at midday to announce the date, tipped to be either August 21 or 28. Opposition Leader Tony Abbott is in Brisbane ... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは、キャンペーンの最初のショットをの意志を呼び出す8月選挙に解雇される土曜日はすでにトニーアボットは、あるリーダーが反対、地元メディアが報じた

    • Riots at Christmas Island detention centre
      Australian police fired tear gas and shock grenades to quell asylum seekers who set fires at a detention centre in a protest that Prime Minister Julia Gillard said could hurt their chances of getting visas. One man was arrested... オーストラリア警察は首相ジュリアギラードは、ビザを取得のチャンスを傷つける可能性があるということ抗議の拘置所での火災を設。庇護希望者を鎮めるために催涙ガスと衝撃手榴弾を発射した

    • Australian Parties Seek Backing of Independents
      Australian political leaders seek backing of independents in bids for power Australia - Politics - Oceania - Politician - Julia Gillard オーストラリアの政治指導者たちはギラードジュリアバックアップを求める-の無所属の入札の電力オーストラリア-政治-オセアニア-政治家

    • Australian PM loses ground in her own seat: poll
      Australian voters are turning away from Prime Minister and Labor party leader Julia Gillard in her own seat, with many unhappy about her carbon tax plan, new poll showed on Sunday. The JWS Research poll of 625 voters conducted on Thursday night, and released in Sunday Herald Sun found primary support for Gillard in her west Melbourne seat had dropped by 18.3 percentage points to 46 percent. However, on a two-party preferred basis, the poll found Gillard would retain the seat with 58 percen ... オーストラリアの有権者は、彼女の炭素税の計画について多くの不満と、自分の席で首相と労働党のリーダージュリアギラードから離れてしまうとされ、新しい調査は日曜日に示した

    • Independents attacked over their support for Labor
      Australia has emerged relieved, but divided and sceptical, from the 17-day limbo that ended when independents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott nudged Prime Minister Julia Gillard back into power.Windsor and Oakeshott have been attacked... オーストラリアは、ホッと浮上しているが、分割し懐疑的で、ときに無所属トニーウィンザーとロブオークショットに戻るpower.Windsorとオークショットに攻撃されている首相ジュリアギラードをつつか終了17日間のどっちつかずの状態から...

    • Australia sends planes to help Pakistan flood
      Australia will send two military planes carrying emergency supplies to help the people of flood- ravaged Pakistan, official announced on Wednesday. Two weeks of flooding have killed 1,500 people and affected at least 12 million people. Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday announced the two Royal Australian Air Force C-17 Globemaster aircraft will depart this week, laden with tents, plastic sheeting, water purification equipment, generators and birthing kits. Australia ha ... オーストラリアは、パキスタンで荒廃した助けてくれる人は、-の洪水への物資を運ぶ緊急飛行機が送信の2つの軍関係者が水曜日に発表した

    • Australia: We must charge polluters to cut carbon
      Australia won't be able to meet its targets for reducing carbon gas emissions without charging polluters, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said on Friday as she announced her government's climate change policy ahead of elections next... 彼女は選挙前の次の彼女の政府の気候変動政策を発表したオーストラリアの汚染を充電せずに炭素ガスの排出量を削減するため、その目標を達成することができなくなります、内閣総理大臣ジュリアギラードは金曜日によると...

    • Queen chuckles over stature of player
      A 2.03m basketball player dwarfed the Queen when they met at a Canberra reception.Elizabeth Cambage, 20, was representing the sporting world at a reception hosted by Prime Minister Julia Gillard for the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.... 彼らキャンベラreception.Elizabeth Cambage、20、で会ったときに女王を矮小2.03メートルのバスケットボール選手は、エジンバラの女王そして公爵のために総理大臣ジュリアギラードが主催するレセプションでのスポーツ界を代表していた....

    • Australian election: Leaders' forum in Brisbane
      A more relaxed approach looks to have given Prime Minister Julia Gillard the slight edge over her rival in a 'people's forum' held in Brisbane last night.Gillard was seemingly at ease, joking more with the 200-strong audience... よりリラックスしたアプローチは、内閣総理大臣ジュリアギラードに。。u0026#39;人々のフォーラム。。u0026#39;ブリスベンの最後のnight.Gillardを開催された、一見簡単で、200人の観客でより多くの冗談だった彼女のライバルやや優位を与えているに見える...

    • Labor dismisses talk of leadership change
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    • MP gets death threats over carbon plans
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    • Gillard to lead Australian Labor gov't into next election: minister
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    • Australian boy, 14, held on Bali drug charge
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    • Abbott: Send asylum seekers to Nauru
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      I suppose they'll kill him. Julian Assange. I would if I were them, all those intelligence organisations and secret boys who find themselves at the mercy of a lone operator becoming a world folk hero among the cyber hoodlums.If... 私は、彼らが彼を殺してやるとします

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    • Assange to take fight to Supreme Court
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    • Judges Defer Decision on WikiLeaks Founder's Extradition
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    • Gillard rushes home to face week of crisis
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    • Now begins the task of selling the Budget
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    • High drama impresses critics at Venice film festival
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    • WikiLeaks boss hires star lawyer over molestation charges
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    • WikiLeaks founder wanted over rape
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    • Australia firm on Malaysia refugee deal
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    • British PM praises Australia's carbon plan
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    • Gillard's de-facto stepchild strips for men's magazine
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    • Victims, jilted lovers or undercover agents
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    • Talk point: Should donors learn to love risk?
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    • Between beauty and barbarity: a war artist in Afghanistan in Afghanistan
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    • Morning Tech Wrap: Sony, Julian Assange, Google
      Sony believes credit and debit card information was stolen in the recent data breach that affected 77 million users of its PlayStation Network. The company said in an online update to its users Monday, “We had previously believed that Sony Online Entertainment customer data had not been obtained in the cyber-attacks on the company, but on May 1 we concluded that SOE account information may have been stolen and we are notifying you as soon as possible.” ソニーは、クレジットカードやデビットカードの情報は、そのプレイステーションネットワークの77万人のユーザーに影響を最新のデータに違反が盗まれたと考えている

    • Video: Julian Assange: 'This has been a very successful smear'
      Speaking after release on bail, WikiLeaks founder says he has not been provided with any evidence relating to claims he sexually assaulted two women 保釈リリース後に言えば、Wikileaksは創設者は、彼は、特許請求の範囲に関連する証拠を提供されていないという彼は性的二人の女性を暴行

    • Politics Weekly podcast: Student protests and the Big Society
      Student demonstrators broke into Conservative HQ as a protest against higher tuition fees was overshadowed by violence. Was the demonstration a sign of things to come?Julian Glover argues that protests - even on a large scale - have little effect on policymaking unless they have widespread public support.Jesse Norman, Conservative MP for Hereford, says that Lib Dems made an error in signing a pledge to abolish tuition fees. Furthermore, he believes politicians are best advised not to make specific policy promises at all.Iain Duncan Smith has published his much-anticipated welfare reforms. The panel discusses whether it is right to force unemployed people into community work projects. Polly Toynbee argues that Labour ministers did much of the groundwork on incentivising people back into work. Jesse Norman's new book The Big Society explores the philosophical theories underpinnning the Cameron government. But why did the idea fail to take off during the election campaign? And why are so many Tory MPs still sceptical of it?Leave your thoughts below.Allegra StrattonPolly ToynbeeJulian GloverJesse NormanPhil Maynard 学生のデモ隊が高い授業料に抗議が暴力の影に隠れていたとして保守党本部に押し入った

    • Abbott overtakes Gillard in poll
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    • Sweden withdraws warrant for WikiLeaks founder
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    • Sweden to issue new warrant for WikiLeaks head
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    • Sweden accused of improper action against Assange
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    • Thailand looking at Australian asylum seeker swap
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    • Australians get $2000 to buy a car
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    • Australian gov't attempts to sell its controversial flood levy plan
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    • Aussie senator denied govt meeting about Assange
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    • Video: Julian Assange granted bail
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    • Party rifts threaten Gillard's gains
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    • PM admits errors in Aboriginal intervention
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    • Brockovich and town facing real-life sequel
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    • WikiLeaks founder sought at Davos
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    • Queensland flood levy tests mettle of party
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    • Choice is rarely black and white | Julian Baggini
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    • Aussie PM hacked, says report
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    • Nobel Peace Prize nomination for WikiLeaks founder?
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    • Assange claims PM leaked info
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    • Editorial: Loss of Gillard would be a blow to NZ
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    • Radioshack's Julian Day: Another Superstar CEO Doesn't Measure Up
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    • Assange talks to students
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    • Assange to start extradition appeal
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    • Skull unearthed at Attenborough residence solves 132-year mystery
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    • Bad blood between Gillard, Rudd splashed in public view
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    • Gillard dodges nightmare vote on refugee swap
      Australia remains without a policy on asylum seekers, with Prime Minister Julia Gillard left with the choice of provoking a Government defeat in the Lower House for the first time in 82 years, or a humiliating backdown.Yesterday... 首相ジュリアギラードは82年ぶりの衆議院における政府の敗北、または屈辱的なbackdown.Yesterdayを引き起こしての選択肢が残るとオーストラリアは、庇護希望者に関するポリシーのないまま...

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    • Assange back in court in London
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      Australian Resources Minister Martin Ferguson on Tuesday rejected a Greens Senate deal, putting pressure on the coalition to stop its opposition to the new mineral resource rent tax. Prime Minister Julia Gillard last Friday dropped the 40 percent resources super profits tax and replaced it with a 30 percent minerals resource rent tax for only iron ore and coal. Only 320 companies will be affected instead of 2,500. The tax will come into effect on July 1, 2012 and the federal government ... オーストラリアの資源マーティン大臣は、ファーガソン監督は火曜日金曜日首相ジュリアギラード最後の拒否首相

    • Julian Assange back in court to fight extradition
      WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was due back in court Tuesday for the latest installation of his fight against extradition to Sweden, where the 40-year-old Australian is accused of rape and molestation.Assange's disclosures of... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Elaine Matthews obituary
      In the 1970s, our friend and colleague Elaine Matthews, who has died of cancer aged 68, joined the project begun by Peter Fraser, fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, to compile a Lexicon of Greek Personal Names, drawing material from all parts of the classical world where Greek was spoken.If the Greeks had a name for it, Elaine knew what it was and where it could be found. She developed a deep and abiding love of Greek culture, both ancient and modern, and a strong network of international contacts, particularly in Greece, France and Australia, where she much enjoyed travelling. In 1989 she became honorary secretary of the Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, a position which she held for two decades.Elaine was clear that her roots were in her birthplace of Netherton in Yorkshire, though she was brought up in Birmingham, where her father Ron was a fingerprint specialist in the police force. After taking her degree in classics at St Hilda's College, Oxford, and several years devoted to bringing up her two daughters, Helen and Julia, single-handedly after her marriage ended, she embarked on her distinguished research career in ancient Greek onomastics (the study of proper names), but never at the expense of commitment to her family.She also made significant contributions to St Hilda's, which elected her to a supernumerary fellowship in 1996. Elaine gave unstinting and wise support as adviser on information technology, secretary to the college's governing body, and a member of the personnel committee. A college initiative that gave her particular pleasure was the establishment of the Jacqueline du Pré Building, now a central element in Oxford's musical scene.In addition, she spent a great deal of time helping to deal with the legal and administrative complexities _NULL_

    • Video: Julian Assange tells mother of prison life
      Christine Assange wrote notes on her arm when visiting her son in Wandsworth prison. The WikiLeaks founder described his 'quiet anger' at his plight. Assange has been held after being refused bail over a request to extradite him to Sweden, where he faces sexual assault charges して、Christine Assangeはウォンズワース刑務所で息子を訪問して彼女の腕にメモを書いている

    • New polling delivers good news for Australian PM
      Australian Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's stumbles over Work Choices may have hurt the Coalition, with Prime Minister Julia Gillard taking a strong lead in the election campaign, new polling reported on Saturday. Separate polling also said voters are poised to deliver the Prime Minister a surprise election victory in a key marginal Perth seat. A Nielsen poll of 1,400 voters conducted between Tuesday and Thursday night, and published in Fairfax newspapers, gave Labor a lead of 54 percent t ... オーストラリアの野党のリーダーのトニーアボットはのキャンペーンワーキングつまずきが痛いが選択可能性があります連合ジュリアと首相選挙のリードを強いギラードて、新しいポーリングが選挙を報じた大臣に驚き2009首相

    • Australian politicians welcome Queen's upcoming visit
      CANBERRA, Sept. 24 (Xinhua) -- Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and politicians on Saturday said they welcome Queen Elizabeth II and her 90-year-old husband Prince Philip's upcoming visit to Australia in October. Buckingham Palace on Saturday confirmed the Queen and Prince Philip will visit Canberra, Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne of Australia in October. The royal couple is scheduled to arrive in Canberra on Oct. 19 and will have a side-trip to Brisbane of Queensland on Oct. 24. On ... キャンベラ、9月24日(新華社) - オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードと土曜日の政治家は、エリザベス女王、10月にオーストラリアへの彼女の90歳の夫フィリップ殿下の今後の訪問を歓迎すると述べた

    • Australia Greens, refugee advocates condemns plan to change migration law
      CANBERRA, Sept. 12 (Xinhua) -- Australian federal government's plan to amend the migration law to legalize the offshore processing of asylum seekers has been condemned by politicians, refugee advocates and international law experts. The government's power to send asylum seekers to third countries for processing was thrown into doubt by last month's High Court verdict that ruled the swap deal with Malaysia unlawful. But Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Monday announced the government would n ... キャンベラ、9月12日(新華社) - 亡命希望者のオフショア処理を合法化への移行法を改正するために、オーストラリア連邦政府の計画は政治家、難民の擁護と国際法の専門家によって非難されています

    • Argentine journalists beaten and stripped
      An Argentine TV reporter and cameraman were beaten, ordered to strip and threatened with death while covering a human trafficking story.Julián Chabert and Raúl Zalazar, of Channel 7 of Mendoza, were investigating reports that Bolivian immigrants were being exploited on an olive plantation. While interviewing one of the immigrants, they were confronted by the land-owner, who was armed with a gun. After they were beaten and threatened, Chabert managed to call the police on his cell phone and the farmer was arrested.Source: Knight CentreArgentinaJournalist safetyPress freedomAmericasRoy Greensladeguardian.co.uk © 2012 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Intermission
      I am out of action for the time being for health reasons. I hope to be back as soon as possible.Julian Borgerguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 私はアクションの時間健康上の理由ているのです

    • Gillard promotes backers in revamp
      Julia Gillard reshuffled her frontbench yesterday, promoting two key supporters in a move interpreted by some as bolstering her power base and by others as politically risky at a time of more bad poll news.Bill Shorten's elevation... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Chinese hackers suspected in email breach
      Foreign hackers have reportedly compromised computers in the offices of Prime Minister Julia Gillard and senior ministers, confirming fears of increasing cyber espionage and attack.Chinese hackers - previously accused of similar... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • TV highlights 21/11/2011
      Young Apprentice | The Choir: Military Wives | Britain's Greatest Codebreaker | The Boarding School Bomber | American Horror Story | Slavery: A 21st Century EvilYoung Apprentice9pm, BBC1The teams are off to Wembley Stadium for their latest challenge. Sugar appears to them on the giant screen, looming like an omniscient teddy bear, his voice echoing like a cockney deity. Nick and Karen stand beneath his giant fizzog like two tiny, angry dolls. Kinetic and Atomic must brand and pitch a new teenage deodorant and, as usual, do a much better job than the grown-up apprentices ever could. The Irish boy with the boofy hair still refuses to in any way bite his tongue or pause for breath. But they're teenagers so they're allowed to be dreadful. Julia RaesideThe Choir: Military Wives9pm, BBC2He may, in a certain light, appear to be a teenage Doctor Who fan on the skive from a minor public school, but choirmaster Gareth Malone is a lion where singing is involved. Which is, you'd guess, why he'll continue to prosper when the current vogue for massed voices passes. Meantime, his latest project, preparing a group of military wives whose partners have been deployed in Afghanistan to perform at the Royal Albert Hall on Remembrance Sunday, reaches its conclusion, with the women movingly contributing letters and lyrics to a song especially composed for them by Paul Mealor. Jonathan WrightBritain's Greatest Codebreaker9pm, Channel 4Scattered in the gardens of Woking Crematorium are the ashes of a man who changed the world for ever; yet far from being heralded at the time for his staggering achievements – cracking the Enigma code, pioneering artificial intelligence and inventing the computer as we know it today – Alan Turing was instead hounded to suicide, aged 41. Gordon Brown's apology i null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Australian PM to attend G20 meeting in South Korea
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Treasurer Wayne Swan will fly to the South Korean capital on Wednesday to attend the G20 meeting which starts on Thursday. In Seoul, Gillard will hold a bilateral meeting with South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak. Korea is Australia's fourth-largest overall trading partner with total two-way trade worth 24.4 billion U.S. dollars in 2009. Talks between Australia and South Korea on a free trade agreement began in March 2009, and was expected to ... オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラード、会計ウェインスワンは、木曜日から始まるG20会議に出席するために、水曜日に韓国の首都意志に飛ぶ

    • Australian PM tours flood-hit region
      Prime Minister Julia Gillard Saturday warned that massive flooding in Australia's northeast would recede only slowly, as some communities learned they could be isolated by rising waters for weeks.Muddy floodwaters have inundated a huge area of Queensland state, cutting off roads and railway lines, destroying crops, swamping mines and forcing hundreds of people to leave their homes. 内閣総理大臣はジュリアギラード土曜日はいくつかのコミュニティが破壊し、彼らがweeks.Muddy出水の上昇水によって単離することができた道路や鉄道線を切断、クイーンズランド州の巨大な地域が浸水した学んだように、ゆっくりとしか後退するオーストラリアの北東部にあることは大規模な洪水を警告作物は、地雷をswamping、彼らの家を残して何百人もの人を強制的に

    • When Twitter talk shows us the future of journalism | Sofia Mirjamsdotter
      Our Twitter initiative encouraging frank disclosure about sex, #talkaboutit, has raised questions about the divide between social media and journalismI have been nominated this year – along with the critic Johanna Koljonen – for the Grand Journalism prize, for our Twitter initiative #talkaboutit. This is the best and most prestigious prize in Swedish journalism, and our nomination has produced a debate about whether #talkaboutit really was journalism. This is an important question, and I will return to it, but first I want to talk about what #talkaboutit was.It all started one ordinary December evening, when Koljonen read something on Twitter about the hatred and the threats that were directed at the two women in the Julian Assange case. As a reaction, she tweeted an autobiographical anecdote about a bad sexual experience, which she hadn't herself thought of as a crime, and where it was not at all clear who, if anyone, could properly be described as guilty. It struck her that however much we talk about sex today, we very seldom talk about the sex we actually had. This makes it hard for us to describe uncomfortable experiences afterwards, and to put into words what we consider our boundaries in sexual situations. That's how the idea was born to write about personal – even private – matters in the culture and opinion pages of the major papers. To start a debate going about how we can talk about bad sexual experiences.The conversation was pegged on the Assange case, but was not going to deal with whether he was guilty, or whether the women involved were right or wrong. Instead we talked about the many reasons for negative sexual experiences, the boundaries that define assault, and why it is that people who only talk about sex after the event are so seldom taken seriously. null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Wikileaks' Assange challenges extradition
      A London court has been told an order to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to Sweden on sexual assault allegations is without legal basis. null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • David Cameron attempts to impersonate Australian PM's accent - video
      During a speech at the lord mayor of London's banquet, the prime minister described an exchange with Australian leader, Julia Gillard, and tried to imitate her accent. Cameron's audience at the Guildhall in London laughed, but the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper described his impersonation as 'bizarre' null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Govt pushes for fresh asylum talks
      The federal Government has upped the pressure on the Coalition to reopen discussions on offshore processing for asylum seekers.The Government has revealed Prime Minister Julia Gillard wrote to Opposition Leader Tony Abbott last... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Julian Assange: iPhone, Blackberry and Gmail users are 'screwed' - video
      WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange tells smartphone and Gmail users 'you're all screwed' by intelligence contractors who sell mass surveillance devices for such technologies null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Australian PM Julia Gillard makes surprise visit to Afghanistan
      Prime Minister Julia Gillard made a surprise visit to Afghanistan and met the Australian troops stationed there, days after three of her nation's troops were shot dead by a Afghan soldier. null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Brady on song as Patriots hammer Chiefs
      Tom Brady, pictured, threw two touchdown passes to Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman returned a punt 72 yards for another score to power New Englan... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Speaker's election boost for Gillard
      Australia's Parliament elected an Opposition MP as its new House of Representatives Speaker yesterday, an unprecedented move that strengthens Prime Minister Julia Gillard's tenuous grip on power because the Speaker does not vote in... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • U.S. to increase military activities in Australia from 2012: Obama
      CANBERRA, Nov. 16 (Xinhua) -- Visiting U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday said the U.S. is stepping up its commitment in Asia-Pacific and announced the U.S. will boost its military activities in Australia from 2012. In a joint press conference held after a meeting between Obama and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, the pair announced the two countries have agreed to increase joint military initiatives to enhance the alliance between the two nations. From 2012, the U.S. will bo ... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • U.S. to increase military activities in Australia from 2012: Obama
      CANBERRA, Nov. 16 (Xinhua) -- The United States is stepping up its commitment in the Asia-Pacific, with U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday announcing the United States will boost military activities in Australia from 2012. In a joint press conference held here after a meeting between Obama and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, the pair announced the two countries have agreed to increase joint military initiatives to enhance the alliance between the two nations. From 2012, the ... null, responseDetails: Suspected Terms of Service Abuse. Please see responseStatus: 40

    • Australia's transport companies to feel biggest impact under carbon tax: analysis
      Early analysis by investment bank UBS on Tuesday said Australia's transport and building materials companies are likely to feel the biggest earnings impact from the carbon tax. Prime Minster Julia Gillard on Sunday released the details of carbon tax scheme, saying that the 24.8 U.S. dollars a ton carbon tax will start from July 1, 2012. Petrol prices for ordinary motorists will not be affected, but road transport above 4.5 ton will start paying the tax from 2014- 15. ABC News reported t ... 火曜日の投資銀行UBSによる初期分析では、オーストラリアの輸送および建築材料の企業が炭素税から最大の利益への影響を感じる可能性が高いと述べた

    • Gillard to raise tough topics in China
      Julia Gillard will raise the prickly topics of human rights and North Korean aggression when she meets with Chinese leaders during her first visit to Beijing as prime minister.Ms Gillard will arrive in the Chinese capital on Monday... 彼女はギラード月曜日に中国の首都に到着する首相minister.Msとして北京に彼女の最初の訪問中に中国の指導者と会談するジュリアギラードは、人権、北朝鮮攻撃の厄介なトピックを発生させます...

    • Standard & Poor's mortgage ratings investigated by US
      Justice department investigation started before credit rating agency downgraded US this monthThe US justice department is investigating Standard & Poor's rating of mortgage securities in the run-up to the financial crisis.The New York Times reported the investigation began before S&P, the nation's largest credit ratings agency, cut the US's highly prized AAA credit rating earlier this month.The justice department has been asking about instances in which the agency's analysts wanted to award lower ratings on mortgage bonds but may have been overruled by other S&P business managers.It is unclear whether the investigation also involves the other two credit ratings agencies, Moody's and Fitch.During the boom years, the ratings agencies made bumper profits as they awarded top ratings to bundles of troubled mortgage loans, which made them appear less risky. The agencies have been heavily criticised for failing to anticipate problems with the mortgages, which triggered the global financial crisis.Ratings agenciesFinancial crisisFinancial sectorUnited StatesJulia Kolleweguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2011 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds _NULL_

    • 92-year-old identical twins die on the same day
      Identical twins Julian and Adrian Riester were born seconds apart 92 years ago, and died hours apart this week.The Buffalo-born brothers were also brothers in the Roman Catholic Order of Friars Minor for 65 years. They spent much... 一卵性双生児ジュリアンとエイドリアンリースターは、離れて92年。秒生まれたとは別に、このweek.Theバッファロー生まれの兄弟は、65歳の小さき兄弟会のローマカトリック政令で兄弟だった時間後に死亡した

    • It's not for the law to forgive | Julian Baggini
      A calculation of the benefits of rehabilitation has little, if anything, to do with forgivenessThe question: Is forgiveness possible?Do you believe that people should be treated appropriately to how they treat others, and that bad behaviour should not be rewarded? Do you believe that the public should be protected from dangerous or persistent criminals? Do you believe that it is more effective and productive to reform criminals than it is to merely punish them? And do you believe that penalties for criminal behaviour should be sufficient to deter people from engaging in it?My guess is that most people would answer yes to all four questions. In doing so they would agree that each of four most common justifications for punishment – retribution, reform, public protection and deterrence – have something in them. Most differences of opinion only emerge when you try to work out their relative importance.Attempts to do that often make the false assumption that justice is one thing, the essence of which is real and discoverable. A better way to understand the fourfold theory of justice is that it shows that it is not one thing after all, but a composite of different elements. How important each one is depends on the particular circumstances. Determining this is an imperfect human endeavour, not something we can do with anything approaching mathematical precision. That may sound unsatisfactory, but it is better to muddle through knowing that is exactly what you're doing than it is to stride through the fog with the misguided belief that the road is clear. Justice is a messy business which works worse if we try to tidy it up too much.Such considerations have to borne in mind when we think about how to deal with young murderers like John Venables. Too often, the debate is posed as リハビリの利点の計算では、もし何か、forgivenessThe質問:赦しは可能ですかあなたは、人々を適切にどのように他人の治療に、扱われる必要があります悪い行動報わすべきではないと考えてくださいとはほとんど関係は?場合には、公共の危険性または永続的な犯罪者から保護されるべきであると考えていますか?そのことがより効果的であり、犯罪者を改革する生産性よりも、単にそれを罰するためであると考えていますか?そしてあなたは、犯罪行為への罰則をこれに従事する人々を阻止するのに十分であるべきだと思いますか?私の推測では、ほとんどの人々はい、すべての4つの質問に答えることである

    • Union action threat to airlines, shipping and public service
      Australia is bracing for a bruising new round of union action that could shut down the wharves, hit key Government agencies - including Prime Minister Julia Gillard's own department - and disrupt Qantas flights.The disputes extend... 内閣総理大臣はジュリアギラード独自の部門を含む - - オーストラリアは主要な政府機関を打つ埠頭をシャットダウンすることが労働組合の行動のあざができ、新しいラウンドに備えているとカンタス航空flights.The紛争を混乱させる拡張...

    • Australia PM urges Qantas to 'fix' strike row
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday urged national carrier Qantas to resolve its dispute with unions, as the airline's chief warned that further strikes could cost jobs.Qantas has grounded seven jets and axed almost 500 flights over the next month due to a maintenance backlog following go-slows and stop-work actions from its engineers over stalled contract talks.The airline is also facing rolling strikes by ground staff that have seen some 550 flights cancelled or rescheduled since August, while pilots are also waging a low-level, largely symbolic campaign. 航空会社のチーフは、さらにストライキがjobs.Qantasが原因で以下のメンテナンスバックログに来月に7ジェットと解雇される約500便を接地した要することができると警告したとオーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは木曜日に、労働組合との紛争を解決するために国営航空会社カンタス航空を促したゴーカート減速と停止、契約上のエンジニアからストップの作業アクションのパイロットがまた大きく象徴、低レベルを繰り広げている間、talks.The航空会社はまた、8月以来、キャンセルまたは再スケジュールさ約550便を見ている地上スタッフによる波状ストに直面しているキャンペーン

    • Morality and state spending are not linked | Julian Glover
      It is folly to think if we spent 10% more on welfare we'd be 10% more moral. There's nothing ethical about creating dependenceThe question: What are the ethics of welfare reform?As an atheist intruder into this Cif belief discussion on welfare, I should tread carefully. I don't draw my morality from a series of texts or believe that there is only one version of right and wrong. But I know what I feel – and that is huge resentment at the suggestion that our national morality is best measured by the level of government spending.It is quite easy to persuade yourself that the more the state spends, the fairer society will be – and from that deduce that people who question spending are immoral. The charge is thrown at the coalition every day: cuts, far from being a reasonable response to our national circumstances (if not the only possible one) are a tool being used deliberately by the cruel and immoral to wreck society.Liberals of all types should be able to rise above such simplicities. It seems to me palpably stupid to think that if the central state could spend 10% more, we would all be 10% more moral – and so that by spending 10% less, we will somehow diminish as a nation. This is the folly into which Gordon Brown's Treasury welfarism led us. It also accounts for the preening self-regard of parts of the British left, which rids itself of any guilt about the perpetual failure of its schemes by reminding itself that the intention was good and the spending high – but then, just never quite high enough.Nor, by the way, do I think that the opposite is automatically true. Cuts and lower spending cannot in themselves be a purifying force. The simple point is that there is no exact level of state spending that can make a society more or less moral. What matters is how the money 我々は10%以上道徳的なことだろう福祉の10%以上使った場合は、考えて愚かです

    • Apple stock price falls on news of Steve Jobs's death
      Apple's stock price has risen more than 9,000% since Steve Jobs returned in 1997, and doubled in the last two yearsNews of Steve Jobs's death drove the Apple share price down more than 5% in Frankfurt on Thursday morning.The visionary co-founder of Apple - regarded as the mastermind behind an empire of products that revolutionised computing, telephony and the music industry - died of a rare form of pancreatic cancer in California at the age of 56. He stepped down in August as chief executive of the company he set up in 1976 with his childhood friend Steve Wozniak.Apple shares are now trading 3.5% lower at €273, after hitting a low of €270 in Frankfurt. The shares are not traded in London. They are expected to open lower when Wall Street opens at 2.30pm London time.Apple was briefly the most valuable company in the world in the summer, knocking oil giant Exxon Mobil off the top spot. Revenues have soared from $7.1bn (£4.6bn) in 1997 to $65.2bn a year now.Jobs was ousted from the company in 1985 and went on to buy animation studio Pixar, before returning to Apple in 1997. It was near bankruptcy then and worth just $2bn. But then it came up with the first iMacs, and in 2001 the first iPods appeared.Apple's stock price has risen more than 9,000% since Jobs returned in 1997. The shares have more than doubled in the past two years, while Microsoft has gained just 5.1% and Intel has risen 14%. Hewlett-Packard is down 48%.AppleStock marketsSteve JobsJulia Kolleweguardian.co.uk © 2011 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds _NULL_

    • Abbott to meet Dalai Lama, Gillard not sure
      Opposition Leader Tony Abbott will meet with the Dalai Lama next week but Prime Minister Julia Gillard still isn't saying whether she will do the same.The Tibetan spiritual leader will visit Canberra next Tuesday as part of an... 反対派勢力の指導者トニーアボットは、来週、ダライラマと会談する内閣総理大臣はジュリアギラードはまだ彼女の一環として、次火曜日キャンベラを訪問するsam。。u200b。。u200be.Theチベットの精神的指導者を行うかどうかを言っているわけではないです...

    • Australian PM has no plans to meet Dalai Lama
      Prime Minister Julia Gillard said that she did not yet plan to meet with the Dalai Lama when he visits Australia next month, but acknowledged that the nation expected her to receive the revered Tibetan spiritual leader.Previous... 内閣総理大臣はジュリアギラードは、彼女は、まだ彼は来月、オーストラリアを訪問するとき、ダライラマと会談する予定でしたが、国家が、彼女が尊敬チベットの精神的なleader.Previousされることが見込まれることを認めたと述べた...

    • Australian PM defended spending taxpayers' money on carbon tax campaign
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Sunday defended spending taxpayers' 12.8 million U.S. dollars on television advertising to sell her carbon tax, saying it is about providing facts. The taxpayer-funded campaign began on Sunday night with advertisements on free-to-air and pay TV networks across Australia. The commercials feature business owners, clean-energy companies and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) are talking about potential investment ... 日曜日のオーストラリア首相ジュリアギラードは、についての事実を提供しているという、彼女の炭素税を販売するテレビ広告への支出の納税者の1280万米ドルを擁護した

    • Charm offensive: Clinton down under
      Australia and the United States are today expected to further tighten defence co-operation as part of a shift in focus to counter the rise of China and strengthen America's strategic position in the region.Prime Minister Julia... オーストラリアと米国はさらに、中国の台頭に対抗し、強化region.Prime大臣はジュリアのアメリカの戦略的な位置にフォーカスのシフトの一環として、防衛協力を強化すると予想さ今日は...

    • Climate change: self-interest may save us | Julian Hunt and Terry Townshend
      With countries beginning to see action on global warming as being in their own interests, there is reason for optimismNo major breakthroughs are likely to be made at this week's meeting of climate change negotiators in Bonn, in the latest round of UN talks before the next major annual summit in Durban, in December. However, this meeting has assumed heightened significance in the light of the record rise in carbon dioxide emissions globally for 2010 (30.6 gigatonnes), recently announced by the International Energy Agency – data that comes despite the most serious global recession for at least a generation, and has increased doubt that so-called dangerous global warming (temperature rises of more than 2C) can be prevented. Is all now lost?A new study by Global Legislators' Organisation for a Balanced Environment (Globe) and the Grantham Research Institute at the London School of Economics suggests that there is still room for optimism. The report shows that the massive attention devoted to the UN process, vital as that framework is, has diverted focus from national capitals, where significant domestic global-warming legislation is advancing.The research (which focused on 15 key developed and developing countries, and the EU) indicates that the positive picture on domestic legislation coincides with a fundamental shift in attitudes. There is a growing realisation that action on climate change is in the national interest, and this moves the debate on significantly: previously discussions were largely about sharing a global burden – with governments, naturally, trying to minimise their share.There is increasing recognition of the significant co-benefits of climate change legislation – strengthening energy security, increasing resource-efficiency, improving air quality and se 国は自分の利益のためにとして地球温暖化へのアクションをし始めて、optimismNo主要なブレークスルーの理由は、前に国連の交渉の最新のラウンドでは、ボンでの気候変動交渉の今週の会議で行われる可能性が高いですな、次の12月のダーバンで毎年首脳会談

    • Australian PM announces indigenous referendum
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    • Australia safe for international students: Deputy prime minister
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    • Conservatives threaten to shatter Australia PM's rule
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    • Australia reacts to its first female PM
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    • Australia flags tough budget due to floods
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    • Gillard, Labor to govern Australia with independents
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    • Labor jumps in popularity poll
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    • Australian PM will not change plans on nuclear waste dump
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    • New Zealand PM says independents hold balance of power in Australia
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    • Australia PM offers 'cash for clunkers' climate policy
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    • Australian PM gains support in poll
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    • Australia: Disaster zone | Editorial
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    • Australians vote in cliffhanger election
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      Japan says disaster has been averted at the Fukushima nuclear plant but serious questions remainThe Japanese authorities have told the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that the levels of radioactivity outside the Unit 1 reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant are falling and that there was no rupture in the unit's containment vessel that would have led to a large-scale release of radiation. However, it now appears that the cooling systems in the No 3 reactor have also failed. Sea water and boron are being pumped into the Unit 1 vessel with the aim of preventing a meltdown of the fuel inside. For the time being, the threat of a meltdown has receded. It is not immediately clear if the same is going to be done at the No 3 reactor. It is the first time such desperate measures have been employed. Olli Heinonen, the former head of the IAEA's safeguards department now at Harvard University, told me that the seawater has to be continually pumped out of the vessel as well as being pumped in, and he has so far seen no confirmation that the temperature of the water is stable or dropping. Heinonen said that the equipment being used to do the pumping has necessarily been improvised, and will be therefore be highly vulnerable to aftershocks. He also pointed out that there has been no word so far on the spent fuel at the site which would be kept in pools at the reactor. Any breakdown in the cooling system could cause the spent fuel to melt, with the risk of a significant release of radioactivity.There is widespread uneasiness despite the reassuring noises coming from the authorities over the situation, in part because of the industry's history of ignoring warnings and covering up safety problems. Japan earthquake and tsunamiNuclear powerJulian Borgerguardian.co.uk &cop 日本は災害が福島県原子力発電所で回避され、深刻な問題は、日本当局remainThe国際原子力機関(IAEA)の福島第一発電所1号機の原子。外の放射能のレベルが落ちていることと、話しているもがあったユニットの原子炉格納容器の破裂は、放射線の大規模なリリースにつながっているだろう

    • The week in review podcast: Gaddafi, antisemitism and Jamie's Dream School
      Jonathan Freedland is joined by Georgina Henry, Jon Henley and the editor of New Humanist, Caspar Melville for this edition of The week in review.The panel begin by looking at Libya. With the country on the brink of civil war, we analyse the man and the myth that is Muammar Gaddafi, ruling through an extraordinary mix of fear and farce.Also in the podcast, after Charlie Sheen, John Galliano and Julian Assange's recent diatribes, we investigate antisemitism in the 21st century and ask why the hatred refuses to go away.Finally, we turn our attention to Jamie's Dream School. He's done it with school dinners - but is Jamie Oliver about to go even further, revolutionising our entire education system too?Have a listen and post your feedback below. If you've missed an episode from this series, you'll find our archive here.Jonathan FreedlandBen GreenJon HenleyGeorgina HenryCaspar Melville ジョナサンFreedlandはリビアで見てみることにジョージアヘンリー、ジョンヘンリーとreview.Theパネルでその週のこの作品のための新しいヒューマニスト、カスメルヴィルの編集者が参加しています

    • Iran claims to have built fusion reactor
      Tehran claims yet another nuclear breakthrough but is there anything to it?While the world was watching Egypt tonight, Iran snuck out a claim that it has built a nuclear fusion device. Press TV reports that:The device uses Inertial Electrostatic Confinement method and can produce isotopes and radioisotopes used in diagnosing and curing cancer. The US, Japan, South Korea, Australia and France are the only countries which boast fusion technology. Press TV did not mention North Korea, which claimed to have mastered fusion technology last May. The Iranian boast is not so bold, though. Tehran is not saying it can generate energy through fusion, simply that it can manufacture medical isotopes. The political significance of the claim is clear. It suggests Iran would not need outside help for its Tehran Research Reactor - a need that was once seen as the basis for a short-term compromise on Iran's nuclear programme, or a confidence-building measure at least. But is the claim feasible? There are many bench-top experiments in fusion going on around the world, and at least one relatively low-tech design which seems to resemble the device Press TV is describing, and which has been shown to be a viable neutron source. But can one of these designs make medical isotopes, or is it a hoax? I would be interested to hear from experts.IranNuclear powerJulian Borgerguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2011 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds テヘランにはまだ別の核突破口を主張して、それにある何ですか?世界がエジプト今夜、イランは核融合装置を組み込まれているという主張をこっそり見ていたが

    • Weapons-grade uranium process explained
      The seven main processes involved in making enriched uranium from mined ore1 Uranium ore The mildly radioactive ore is mined from underground or open cast deposits. Iran has mines at Gchine on the Persian Gulf and at Saghand, in the middle of the country.2 Yellowcake When ore comes out of the ground it can be less than 1% uranium oxide. Uranium oxide is leached out of the ore with strong acids or alkaline solutions and dried to 'yellowcake', which is more than 80% uranium oxide. Iran has mastered this process.3 Conversion Yellowcake is processed into a gas, uranium hexafluoride. Iran's conversion plant is at Isfahan.4 Enrichment Uranium hexafluoride can be fed into centrifuges which separate out the most fissile uranium isotope U-235. Low enriched uranium for civilian reactors has a 3%-4% concentration of U-235. 'Weapons-grade' uranium is 90% enriched.5 Fuel fabrication The uranium hexafluoride can be converted back to uranium oxide, which is pressed and baked into pellets. The pellets are put in metal rods, which are used in a reactor. Iran has yet to master this stage.6 Reactor The fission of U-235 produces energy which heats water into steam that drives turbines. Iran has a research reactor in Tehran and an industrial-scale one at Bushehr.7 Reprocessing Uranium and plutonium can be removed from the spent fuel, and reused. The plutonium can also be used to make weapons.IranNuclear weaponsNuclear powerMiddle EastEnergyJulian Borgerguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 採掘ore1ウラン鉱石から濃縮ウランを作るに関与する7つの主要なプロセスは、控えめにも放射性鉱石は地下鉄や露天掘りの鉱床から採掘されています

    • Impasse threatens Australian PM Gillard's rule
      Australian leader Julia Gillard moved into the prime minister's official residence Sunday, but a political standoff threatened to derail her fragile rule just two days before parliament was due to begin.Gillard, Australia's first female prime minister, seized the leadership in a party coup 13 weeks ago but refused to move into The Lodge until she'd been elected prime minister in her own right.She scraped back into office after last month's vote produced the closest election in 70 years, forcing Gillard to seek a tenuous coalition with four minority MPs. オーストラリアのリーダージュリアギラードは、日曜日首相官邸に移動政治的な行き詰まりは、議会は、begin.Gillard、オーストラリア初の女性首相に起因される前に、わずか2日間彼女の脆弱なルールを脱線させると脅した党クーデターでリーダーシップを13週間押収しかし彼女は彼女自身のright.Sheで首相に選出されていたまでロッジに移動を拒否して前に、先月の投票はギラードは、4つの少数議員との微妙な連立を模索して強制的に、70年間で最も選挙を生成した後オフィスに戻ってすりむいた

    • Letters: The CAP, rebates and EU reform
      It's true that the CAP is a gift to eurosceptics (Comment, 27 December), but not for the want of trying by both pro-European Labour and Lib Dem MEPs and moderate eurosceptic Tories, who have all battled to reform the CAP. As a pro-European and someone working in the European parliament, I'll happily admit that the CAP is, along with the common fisheries policy, one of the worst policies to emanate from the EU. Tony Blair tried to reform it, and he was pilloried by the rightwing press for it.Glover is right that the future of the CAP has become linked to that of the British rebate. But the rebate only exists because of the CAP, and with Britain being one of the wealthiest nations in Europe, most countries, particularly the poorer east European ones, unsurprisingly resent paying multi-billion pound subsidies to us.Pro-Europeans will continue to fight to reform the CAP and the rebate, because without it effective EU budget reform will remain a pipedream. Are we likely to get that reform from a Conservative-led government reliant on swathes of seats in rural Britain and a prime minister and foreign secretary who carry so little negotiating power in Brussels? Not likely, and it is a crying shame that when the eurozone countries are still shaken by the sovereign debt crisis, Britain has no effective voice in the EU, despite our reliance, as a trading nation, on its success.  Benjamin FoxYork• Julian Glover rightly draws attention to the coyness of receivers of EU subsidy cheques in UK under the CAP. At this time of cuts in public spending, there is some £3.9bn disbursed in UK under this regime, for which there is no proposal to make savings. Individuals receive CAP cheques each year, in many instances for amounts of hundreds of thousands of pounds. Many members of both h これは、CAPはではなく、すべてのCAP改革を戦っている両方の親欧州労働およびLibデムMEPおよび中等度のユーロ懐疑派保守党でしようとするとeuroscepticsへの贈り物(コメント12月27日)されていることは事実だ

    • Riesch wins Cortina women's skiing downhill
      Germany's Maria Riesch won her third women's World Cup downhill of the season here on Saturday, the leader of the overall standings beating American duo Julia Mancuso and Lindsey Vonn.Riesch, ninth in Friday's super-G, saw off Mancuso by 91 hundredths of a second with Vonn, the winner here the day before, almost one second further back.The Bavarian skiier was adding this to her back-to-back downhill wins at Lake Louise in December.She now leads the general standings by 165 points. ドイツのマリアリーシュは、土曜日、金曜日のスーパーGで、アメリカのデュオジュリアマンカソとリンジーVonn.Riesch、9破って総合ランキングのリーダーにここに今シーズンのダウンヒル彼女の第三の女性のワールドカップで優勝、2番目の100分の91でマンカソを見送ったボン前に、ここで優勝日とほぼ一秒、さらにback.Theバイエルンskiierは彼女のバックトゥバックに以下の行を追加していたダウンヒル現在165点で一般的な順位を導くDecember.Sheのレイクルイーズで勝つ

    • Vonn wins season-opening Super-G
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    • TV review: The Chinese are Coming, Fame in the Frame, Cougar Town, Chimps of the Lost Gorge, The Big C
      China's rapid expansion, Myleene Klass does Vermeer and a smug film about cancerThe Chinese are taking over the world. Such, at least, is the premise of The Chinese Are Coming (BBC2). Justin Rowlatt investigated what Chinese influence meant for African countries, nicely skewering racist presumptions about China as he travelled. Intriguingly, the Chinese have often revivified old British colonial infrastructures. But are they as rapacious as we were? Tough call. Zambians resented their new imperialist yoke, while Angolans and Tanzanians seemed pleased by their countries' reinvigoration.Could the Chinese do the same for Britain? Probably not. At least Africans have stuff – copper, cobalt, cheap labour – that the Chinese want. What do we have? Our coal and oil are depleted, our manufacturing base destroyed; our only surplus is celebrities. Perhaps we could trade Myleene Klass and Stephen Fry for an overhaul to the railway network. The Chinese probably wouldn't go for that.In Fame in the Frame (Sky Arts), Klass agreed to pose for a recreation of Vermeer's Girl with the Pearl Earring. In later episodes, Fry will sit for Velázquez's Pope Innocent X, Ronnie Wood will appear in Manet's 。éjeuner sur l'Herbe (please God, not as the nude model), and Julia Bradbury will become Rubens' Venus in Front of the Mirror. It's like wannabe posh Celebrity Stars in Their Eyes. I've applied to recreate one of Otto Dix's war-mangled Card Players.Excellent, but who'll be Munch's The Scream? Sky subscribers, if this is what they're paying for. But it's unfair to be cynical. A show in which convicted art forger John Myatt flatters the bottomless self-regard of some of Britain's leading narcissists is a perfect comment on modern portraiture and, therefore, programme-making of genius.That said, cou 中国の急速な拡大は、Myleene Klassが、フェルメールを行うcancerThe中国の独り善がりの映画が世界中で取っている

    • WikiLeaks has created a new media landscape | Clay Shirky
      By avoiding national secrecy laws, WikiLeaks has begun a publishing trend that no regime can stopWikiLeaks affects one of the key tensions in democracies: the government needs to be able to keep secrets, but citizens need to know what is being done in our name. These requirements are fundamental and incompatible; like the trade-offs between privacy and security, or liberty and equality, different countries in different eras find different ways to negotiate those competing needs.In the case of state secrets v citizen oversight, however, there is one constant risk: since deciding what is a secret is itself a secret, there is always a risk that the government will simply hide an increasing amount of material of public concern. One response to this risk is the leaker, someone who believes that key elements of political life are being wrongly kept from public view, and who circulates that material on his or her own.Because this tension between governments and leakers is so important, and because WikiLeaks so dramatically helps leakers, it isn't just a new entrant in the existing media landscape. Its arrival creates a new landscape.This transformation is under-appreciated. The press often covers WikiLeaks as a series of unfortunate events, one crisis or scandal after another. And Julian Assange, of course, is catnip – brilliant, opinionated, a monocle and a Persian cat away from looking like a Bond villain. The press has covered him as dutifully as any movie star, while paying too little attention to what his invention means about the wider world.To understand the system WikiLeaks is disrupting, it helps to focus on a key moment of its formation. In 1946, the English-speaking Allies – the UK, US, Australia, Canada and New Zealand – decided that the pooling of their intelligen 国家機密法を回避することで、Wikileaksはない政権ができますstopWikiLeaksは民主主義の重要な緊張のいずれかに影響すること出版トレンドを開始しています:政府が秘密を保持できるようにする必要がありますが、市民が私たちの名前で行われているかを知る必要があります

    • Fine Gael website targeted by Anonymous hackers
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    • Critics told not to 'disturb' ASX merger
      Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard yesterday warned critics of the planned merger between Singapore and Australia's stock exchanges against seeking to "disturb" long-standing foreign investment  processes. オーストラリアの首相ジュリアギラードは昨日、。。u0026quot;邪魔。。u0026quot;に長期的な投資プロセスを求めに対するシンガポール、オーストラリアの証券取引所間の合併計画の批判を警告している

    • Swine flu data in the UK: see how bad cases are where you live
      Swine flu cases are in the news in the UK. See the data to find out where the outbreak is worst - and see how it compares to the last pandemic• Get the data• Interactive guide to this data• Data from the 2009 outbreakSwine flu is back in the news again, with the seasonal flu outbreak proving severe this year: 11 more people have died across the UK, taking the total to 50 - as David Cameron confirmed the government is considering using leftover vaccine from the 2009 swine flu pandemic to help fight the outbreak.We have the most local data available on the outbreak - collected by GPs in their surgeries.Produced by Nottingham University's Division of Primary Care the figures show the rate of infections recorded in GPs' surgeries across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. This is the QSurveillance project - which is a unique record of cases registered by GPs across England and Northern Ireland.What it shows are rates of influenza recorded by GPs across the country - of which the major strain this year is swine flu. As bad as it is, it is not yet as serious as the pandemic of 2009 - in which the Office for National Statistics records that 149 people died directly of the disease (which excludes those who had it but died of pneumonia, say).The original data is on a PDF - and the HPA do not provide any archive. So, this is the only place you can get it.Julia Hippisley-Cox is Professor of epidemiology and a GP in Nottingham and co-founder of Qsurveillance. She says of the data: The majority of the analyses we report are 'directly measured' counts rather than extrapolations, ie it is based directly on aggregated patient data recorded on GP systems rather than estimates. Since the coverage is over 20m patients and covers most of England, Wales and NI, it's reasonable 豚インフルエンザの例は、英国のニュースです

    • Zuckerberg has nothing on these dynamos
      Julian Assange must feel like he was robbed. Time magazine looked past the suddenly ubiquitous founder of WikiLeaks.org to name Mark Zuckerberg Person of the Year.The founder of Facebook was the safe choice - honour the internet... 彼が奪われたようにして、Julian Assangeに感じる必要があります

    • TIME names Facebook founder person of the year
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    • WikiLeaks Founder Signs Book Deal
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    • Little chance of more survivors in refugee boat crash: Australian PM
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    • Gillard ready to get down to real business
      Australia gets back to the real business of politics today as both major parties meet in Canberra to map out the next three years under leaders who have each increased their stature in the nation's tightest election for decades.Julia... ている指導者の下で、今後3年間は、それぞれdecades.Juliaの国の厳しい選挙で自分の地位を増大することがオーストラリアに戻っ政治の現実のビジネスに、今日二大政党は、キャンベラの地図を満たして取得...

    • May Europe's multicultural new generation succeed where we failed | Loretta Napoleoni
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    • Australian foreign affairs debate set on next week
      Australia's election campaign will turn to foreign policy next week when Foreign Minister Stephen Smith faces Deputy Opposition leader Julia Bishop in a televised debate, local media reported on Thursday. The foreign affairs minister and Bishop will go head-to-head at Canberra's National Press Club on next Thursday, August 12. Foreign policy has not been a major election issue, partly because there is bipartisan agreement on key issues such as keeping troops in Afghanistan and the importan ... オーストラリアの選挙は、討論テレビににはもうforeign policy来週に外国Minister野党指導者ジュリアビショップ。副スティーブンスミスは、直面している、地元メディアが18日報じた

    • Gillard flies to Afghanistan
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    • Guardian Focus podcast: WikiLeaks and the US embassy cables
      This week the Guardian published a series of stories sourced from US embassies via the campaigning website Wikileaks. Among the revelations were allegations of organised crime linked to the Russian government, China's growing impatience with North Korea and alleged corruption at the heart of the Afghan government. The leaks have been condemned by governments in Washington and London.David Frum, a former speechwriter for George Bush, claims that the publication of the secret papers will put lives at risk in repressive regimes.David Leigh has led the Guardian's investigation and explains the significance of the stories. Sherard Cowper-Coles is a former British diplomat who has worked in Washington, Saudi Arabia and other parts of the Middle East.Julian Borger is the Guardian's diplomatic editor and a former Washington bureau chief.We also hear how the revelations have been received from Guardian correspondents Luke Harding (Moscow) and Declan Walsh (Islamabad), and from the Guardian's editor Alan Rusbridger.Leave your thoughts below.Ian BlackJulian BorgerSherard Cowper-ColesLuke HardingAlan RusbridgerDeclan WalshPeter SalePhil Maynard 今週GuardianはキャンペーンのWebサイトWikileaksは経由で米国大使館から供給物語のシリーズを発表した

    • Afghanistan war logs: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange – 'There appears to be evidence of war crimes'
      Thousands of leaked US military papers from Afghanistan contain evidence of possible war crimes that must be urgently investigated, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange says at press conference in LondonMustafa Khalili 数千人のアフガニスタンから早急に検討する必要があります可能性の戦争犯罪の証拠を含む米軍の論文を流出、WikileaksはファウンダージュリアンAssangeはLondonMustafaハリーリでの記者会見での意見

    • WikiLeaks to release more files
      WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange has vowed to release the final batch of classified documents on the war in Afghanistan within a month. WikileaksはファウンダージュリアンAssange 1ヶ月以内にアフガニスタンでの戦争に関する機密文書の最後のバッチを解放すると言ってきた

    • Wikileaks founder Julian Assange: live
      Wikileaks founder Julian Assange gives a press conference about the Afghanistan war logs at the Frontline club in LondonWikileaks founder Julian Assange gives a press conference at the Frontline club in London. This live stream is not controlled by the Guardian.WikiLeaksAfghanistanUnited StatesDefence policyguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds WikileaksはファウンダージュリアンAssangeは、アフガニスタン戦争について記者会見を与えるLondonWikileaks者ジュリアンAssangeの最前線クラブでログロンドンの最前線クラブで記者会見を与える

    • Politics Weekly: Michael Gove's grovelling apology and Nick Clegg's reform gamble
      Education secretary Michael Gove was forced to admit to the House of Commons that there were numerous errors in a list of school building projects supplied by his department.Michael White, Julian Glover and Rafael Behr discuss how important Gove is to David Cameron and how damaging the incident could be.Meanwhile, as the public sector faces huge cuts and reductions in terms and conditions, Dr Jon Davis, an expert on Whitehall at Queen Mary University, assesses the current relationship between the coalition and the civil service.And as Nick Clegg fleshes out his plans for electoral reform including a re-drawing of constituency boundaries and a change to the voting system we discuss how big a gamble it could turn out to be for the deputy prime minister.Leave your thoughts on any of these issues below.Tom ClarkMichael WhiteRafael BehrJulian GloverPhil Maynard 教育秘書マイケルゴヴは下院にあること、学校建設プロジェクト彼department.Michaelホワイト、ジュリアングローバー、ラファエルベーアによって提供されたリスト内の多数のエラーがいかに重要かゴヴはデビッドキャメロンにされ、どのように有害な議論認めざるを余儀なくされた可能性がbe.Meanwhile、公共部門が巨大な削減と条件の削減に直面してとして、博士ジョンデイヴィスは、クイーンメアリー大学でホワイトの専門家、連合、ニッククレッグ、市民service.And間の電流の関係を評価する事件が果肉再選挙区の境界、我々はどのように大きな賭けは、副首相minister.Leaveこれらの問題について自分の考えbelow.Tomであることが判明する可能性が議論の投票システムを変更図面を含む選挙制度改革のための彼の計画をClarkMichael WhiteRafael BehrJulian GloverPhilのメイナード

    • Politics Weekly: Diane Abbott, Afghanistan and arts funding
      Following the publication of tens of thousands of documents relating to the war in Afghanistan we look at whether the revelations will lead to a change in policy.Diane Abbott calls for a withdrawal of British troops but suggests that a UN military presence is still necessary in the country.We also take a look at the cuts being outlined in culture. This week saw the announcement of the death of the UK Film Council. But as Polly Toynbee argues, the creative industries bring in revenue and tourism as well as supporting minority pursuits. And as Diane Abbott takes questions from Tom Clark, Julian Glover and Ros Taylor, she reveals that her competitors in the leadership race would all have a place in her shadow cabinet. And she tackles the issue that won't go away: her decision 10 years ago to have her son privately educated. Politics Weekly returns on August 12. Leave your questions for our next guest: Ed Miliband.Diane AbbottTom ClarkJulian GloverRos TaylorPhil Maynard 文書アフガニスタンでの戦争に関連する数万人の私たちが啓示は、英国軍の撤退をpolicy.Dianeアボットの呼び出しの変化につながるかどうかを見て出版後は、国連の軍事的プレゼンスはまだ必要なことを示唆また、文化の中で概説されてカットを見てみましょうcountry.We

    • Guardian Daily podcast: University-leavers may be taxed according to earnings; plus how a teenage Beatles fan got access to the Fab Four
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    • BP: Deepwater Horizon oil well will be permanently sealed 'in two weeks'
      Oil giant hopes ruptured oil well in Gulf of Mexico will be sealed by mid-September, with clean-up bill now at $8bnBP said today it is a fortnight away from sealing the ruptured oil well in the Gulf of Mexico for good, as it revealed that the bill for containing and cleaning up the oil spill – the largest in American history – has reached $8bn.Depending on the weather, the oil giant hopes to seal the well for good in mid-September. Since 15 July, no new oil had flowed into the gulf from the ruptured well, BP said. It continues to search for oil on the surface.The bill has steadily risen since the 20 April oil rig explosion which triggered an environmental disaster in the region. In the aftermath, the oil company has been forced to abandon hopes of drilling in the Arctic due to its tarnished reputation, and BP's chief executive, Tony Hayward, eventually bowed to pressure to resign.Since the processing of claims by people affected by the disaster transferred to the Gulf Coast Claims Facility, led by Ken Feinberg under a deal with the White House, BP has paid out some $38.5m to 4,900 claimants. Before the transfer, it had made 127,000 claims payments, totalling approximately $399m.Around 28,400 people, more than 4,050 ships and dozens of aircraft are still involved in the clean-up operation.BPBP oil spillOilOil spillsPollutionUnited StatesJulia Kolleweguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 石油大手もメキシコ湾の9月中旬で密封され、クリーンアップ法案今で$ 8bnBP、今日は2週間離れても、メキシコ湾のための破。油をシールからだ油を破裂期待してよいとしてその含む流出した油をクリーンアップするために法案が - アメリカ史上最大の - ドル天気8bn.Dependingに達している明らかに、石油大手も良いの9月中旬に封止する考えている

    • Gillard signs deal with Greens
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    • WikiLeaks founder Assange to write autobiography
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    • 'I just really like women' - Assange
      WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange unleashed a torrent of criticism in a new interview with the Times of London, reports The Huffington Post .Assange once again struck back at the rape charges brought against him in Sweden. He... Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeは、ロンドンのタイムズ紙とのインタビューで批判の奔流を解き放つ、The Huffington Postは報告されます

    • UK envoy Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles steps down
      Special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan who championed pursuit of negotiated settlement with Taliban leaves postA senior British diplomat who has long championed the pursuit of a negotiated settlement with the Taliban stepped downtoday as the UK's special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Foreign Office and Downing Street both denied that Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles's departure resulted from a clash over change in policy or strategy in the region under General David Petraeus. He will remain at the Foreign Office and is expected to be awarded a top ambassadorship in the next few months. Karen Pierce, the head of the South Asian and Afghan desk, will take over.Foreign policyAfghanistanPakistanJulian Borgerguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds アフガニスタン特使、パキスタンタリバンとの交渉による解決を追求する支持長いタリバンとの交渉による解決を追求を擁護したポスタシニア英国外交官の葉downtodayアフガニスタンとパキスタンの英国の特使として辞任した

    • Julia Gillard unveils new cabinet
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    • Australia not necessarily to adopt carbon tax
      Minister for Regional Australia Simon Crean denied Sunday the renewed discussion about carbon tax, which means Australia will certainly introduce a price in its response to climate change. Earlier, the coalition has been accusing Prime Minister Julia Gillard of misleading Australians after she changed her mind on whether a carbon tax should be considered. On the eve of the Aug. 21 federal election, Gillard ruled out introducing a carbon tax. However, it has since been put back on the agend ... 価格はオーストラリアがします確かに紹介彼女は誤解を招くようなオーストラリアの後の首相ジュリアギラードをその内閣総理応答非難するようにされて多国籍軍がいる以前、気候変動でアクセスが拒否されました日曜日に新たな心を彼女の変。税、意味の炭素ディスカッションを約クリーン大臣は、サイモン地域オーストラリア考えられるかどうかを炭素すべき税は

    • Two independent MPs holding balance of power in Australia announce they support
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    • Bidisha's Thought for the Day: Burma on film
      Aung San Suu Kyi's life is to be made into a Hollywood film, with Crouching Tiger star Michelle Yeoh in the lead. Any other great women we could trivialise on film?Film fans, are you ready for the latest kung fu flick, Crouching Dictatorship, Hidden Profit? Among the admiring tributes to Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese democratic leader who's finally been released from house arrest, a perky news item reflected the film industry's unstintingly profound approach. Hong Kong action heroine and martial arts expert Michelle Yeoh is going to star in a biopic of Aung San Suu Kyi's life.Yes, that's what we need. Not electoral transparency, the rule of law and international political accountability. We need Yeoh, star of Ang Lee's balletic fightfest Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, in a thigh-toning allegorical tribute with great costumes. No doubt, in the film, as soon as those daft BBC World news cameras are done briefly reporting her plight, she'll toss aside her dull tomes of history and law. Then she'll take off most of her clothes and meditate exotically for a moment (watered-down Buddhism plays well with a western audience) before kicking and chopping her way around the house in Rocky-like anticipation of the final confrontation with her jailers. Which will be filmed, of course, outside, in the rain, in slow motion.I tell you what, let's have more women trivialised on film. We can call it the Martyrs' Cabaret. The general theme would be one of strong, real women turned into sad symbols of suffering, played by actors more beautiful, younger and less intelligent than they are. I'd favour a bittersweet if ultimately blood-spattered musical starring Meera Syal as Benazir Bhutto. A Catherine Cookson weepie with Julia Davis as Princess Diana. An inspir アウンサンスーチー氏の人生は、リードのタイガースターミシェルヨー屈むと、ハリウッド映画に作られていないことです

    • Australian Greens call on urgent climate action
      The Australian Greens on Tuesday said they have written to Prime Minister Julia Gillard calling for swift action on climate change if Labor Party is re-elected. Greens leader Bob Brown said he had written to Gillard on Monday proposing a five-point plan for rapid government action on climate change and a legislated carbon price soon after the election. He wanted a returning Labor government to act within three months to fix the carbon price at 23 dollars (20.05 U.S. dollars) per ton in a s ... グリーンズは、火曜日、オーストラリア政府とボブのリーダー首相彼らがして書かれたグリーンズ

    • Iran offers dates for multilateral talks in Turkey
      Meeting would be first encounter in over a year, during which time Iran's relations with west have remained frozenIran last night proposed a meeting with world powers in the next few weeks in Turkey to discuss strategic differences in the Middle East – but it was unclear whether Tehran was ready to negotiate over its nuclear programme.The proposal came in the form of a letter from Iran's chief negotiator on nuclear issues, Saeed Jalili, to the European representative on foreign affairs, Catherine Ashton, who is acting as a co-ordinator for a six-nation group of major powers.A meeting would be the first encounter in over a year. During that time, Iran's relations with the west have remained frozen over its enrichment of uranium in defiance of UN security council resolutions.In his letter, Jalili suggested 23 November or 5 December as acceptable dates for a meeting in Istanbul. He did not specify what the discussions would be about.Earlier in the day, a foreign ministry spokesman said Iran's nuclear programme would not be on the agenda. European diplomats said they were sure Iran accepted that talks on its nuclear plans would be unavoidable at any such meeting.The current plan is to hold talks lasting two or three days, allowing Iran to raise regional security issues, while still leaving time for other countries to raise their concerns about the nuclear programme.Ashton had initially suggested a meeting next week in Vienna. She will now consult the six-nation group – the US, Britain, France, China, Russia and Germany – before replying to Jalili.The group reportedly views Turkey as an insufficiently neutral venue. In recent months, Ankara has been more supportive of Tehran. The group may offer Switzerland as a compromise.IranMiddle EastTurkeyNuclear weaponsJulian Borgergua _NULL_

    • Geneva talks over
      Reports of agreement on another meeting next month in IstanbulIran's Press TV is reporting that the Geneva talks have wound up with an agreement on meeting again in Istanbul in late January. US officials confirming it's over.IranNuclear weaponsJulian Borgerguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds IstanbulIranのプレステレビの別の会議で合意来月の報告はジュネーブ協議は1月下旬にイスタンブールで再会で合意して巻き上げていることを報告しています

    • Video | Clips from John Pilger's The War You Don't See
      John Pilger's powerful new film, featuring interviews with Rageh Omaar and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, exposes the media's complicity in warJohn Pilger ジョンピルガーの強力な新しい映画は、Rageh OmaarとWikileaksは創立して、Julian AssangeとのインタビューをフィーチャーピルガーwarJohnのメディアの共犯を公開

    • Video: Julian Assange's supporters arrive at bail hearing
      John Pilger and Peter Tatchell explain why they've pledged money in surety for the WikiLeaks founder's bail outside the appeal hearing at Westminster magistrates court in central London ジョンピルガーとピータータッチェルは、ロンドン中心部ウェストミンスター治安判事裁判所に上告審の外Wikileaksは創業者の保釈保証金を約束している理由を説明する

    • Assange and the 'extradition question'
      Some of the WikiLeaks critics who cheered founder Julian Assange's arrest may want to think again.US politicians and commentators - including Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut - have called for the WikiLeaks founder to appear... コネチカット州の上院議員ジョーリーバーマンを含む - - 創設者ユリウスAssangeの逮捕はagain.US政治家やコメンテーター考えて欲しいことがあります応援Wikileaksは評論家の一部が表示されるようにWikileaksは創業者を求めている...

    • Julian Assange bail hearing
      Supporters of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange gather outside court as he applies to be freed on bail until his extradition hearing 彼は彼の身柄引き渡し審理まで保釈解放されるように適用されるWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeの支持者は外の裁判所を収集する

    • WikiLeaks boss has alter-ego for dating
      The man dedicated to revealing Government secrets has had some of his own secrets made public.An online dating account reportedly belonging to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been unearthed, under the name Harry Harrison,... 暴露政府の秘密に捧げ男は、自分の秘密のいくつかの名前ハリーハリソンの下で、発掘されている伝えWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeに属しているアカウントをデートpublic.Anをオンラインで行うてきた...

    • Letters: Support for Assange
      We protest at the attacks on WikiLeaks and, in particular, on Julian Assange (Report, 9 December) The leaks have assisted democracy in revealing the real views of our governments over a range of issues which have been kept secret and are now irreversibly in the public domain. All we knew about the mass killing, torture and corruption in Iraq and Afghanistan has been confirmed. The world's leaders can no longer hide the truth by simply lying to the public. The lies have been exposed. The actions of major corporations such as Amazon, the Swiss banks and the credit card companies in hindering WikiLeaks are shameful, bowing to US government pressure. The US government and its allies, and their friends in the media, have built up a campaign against Assange which now sees him in prison facing extradition on dubious charges, with the presumed eventual aim of ensuring his extradition to the US. We demand his immediate release, the dropping of all charges, and an end to the censorship of WikiLeaks.John Pilger, Lindsey German Stop the War Coalition, Salma Yaqoob, Craig Murray, Alexei Sayle, Mark Thomas, Caryl Churchill, AL Kennedy, Celia Mitchell, Ben Griffin (former soldier), Terry Jones, Sami Ramadani, Roger Lloyd Pack, David Gentleman, Miriam Margolyes, Andy de la Tour, Katharine Hamnett, Iain Banks Julian AssangeWikiLeaksIraqAfghanistanAmazon.comguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds Wikileaksは攻撃では、弊社の抗議は、特に、ジュリアンAssange(レポート12月9日)のリークが秘密にされているとされ、現在不可逆的に問題の範囲で我々の政府の本当の見解を明らかに民主主義を支援してきたパブリックドメイン

    • Cyber attacks: payback time | Editorial
      The attack on companies who disassociated themselves with Wikileaks has been hitting both right and wrong targetsIn a cyber attack known as Operation Payback, a group of online activists called Anonymous targeted the websites of companies that had treated WikiLeaks like a bad smell. Visa, MasterCard, Paypal and Amazon have all had their websites, and in some cases their services, affected. Welcome to the world of the chaotic good. It is chaotic. But is it good?These companies all considered that their association with WikiLeaks damaged their brand image, a reflection prompted in some cases by a helpful call from the US state department. In essence they are trying to have it both ways: pretending in their marketing that they are free spirits and enablers of the cyber world, but only living up to that image as long as they don't upset anyone really important. At Amazon there is real confusion between the two roles: it refused to host WikiLeaks but continued to sell an eBook of the leaked cables online.The hacktivists of Anonymous may be accused of many things – such as immaturity or being run by a herd instinct. But theirs is the cyber equivalent of non-violent action or civil disobedience. It disrupts rather than damages. In challenging the credit card companies and the web hosts in this way, they are reminding these businesses that their brand reputation relies not only on how the state department sees them, but also on how they maintain their independence in the eyes of their users.Not all the targets of the internet activists are the right ones. The website of the Swedish prosecution authority, which is currently attempting to extradite Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, on rape charges, and the website of Claes Borgström, the Stockholm lawyer representin Wikileaksは左右と運用回収、オンライン活動のグループとして知られているサイバー攻撃は匿名と呼ばれる間違ったtargetsInを叩いていると自分自身を解除企業への攻撃はいやな臭いのようなWikileaksはを扱っていた企業のウェブサイトを対象とした

    • Worldwide demos called in support jailed WikiLeaks chief
      Spanish online supporters of Julian Assange called for worldwide demonstrations Saturday to press for the release of the WikiLeaks founder, who is in a London jail awaiting possible extradition to Sweden to face rape charges.The Spanish website Free Wikileaks urged rallies at 6 p.m. (1700 GMT) in eight Spanish cities, including Madrid and Barcelona, while similar demonstrations were planned in Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Bogota and Lima. ジュリアンAssangeのスペイン語を買うサポーターはスペインのウェブサイト無料Wikileaksは強姦charges.Theに直面するスウェーデンすることができるの引き渡しを待っているロンドンの刑務所ではWikileaksは創設者のリリースのために押して土曜日世界中のデモと呼ばれる午後6時(1700 GMTで集会を促した)マドリッド、バルセロナ、同様のデモは、アムステルダム、ブエノスアイレス、メキシコシティー、サンパウロ、ボゴタ、リマに計画された中を含む8つのスペイン各都市、インチ

    • Assange's mother comforted by support
      The Sunshine Coast mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has welcomed a British court's decision to grant him bail - even though Assange still faces a fight for freedom.The BBC reported that Mr Assange's bail was set at more... Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeのサンシャインコーストの母は彼に保釈を許すことに英国の裁判所の決定を歓迎している - Assangeはまだfreedom.The BBCの戦いは氏Assangeの保釈以上で設定されていることを報告直面しているにもかかわらず...

    • Assange back in British jail after bail challenge
      WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remained behind bars Wednesday despite a decision by a British court to grant him bail over sex crimes claims after Swedish prosecutors appealed the ruling.The 39-year-old Australian had given a thumbs-up to the packed courtroom in London as the judge granted him conditional bail Tuesday, one week after being arrested at the request of Swedish authorities. Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeは、スウェーデンの検察は控訴した後、彼は性犯罪の主張を上に保釈を許すことにイギリスの裁判所の決定にもかかわらず、水曜日バーに残ったruling.The 39歳のオーストラリアの親指ポップアップロンドンのパック法廷として与えられた裁判官は、一週間スウェーデン当局の要請で逮捕された後、火曜日彼に条件付き保釈を認めた

    • Women in politics: Progress and the unreasonable man | Editorial
      There are just 4% more women in the 2010 UK parliament than in the one of 1997By tonight another frontier in the slow march of global democratic equity may have been reached. In Australia, Julia Gillard, Labor leader and prime minister since she ousted Kevin Rudd in June, is locked in a photo-finish with the Liberal Tony Abbott: if she wins, she will become the first woman to be elected Australian prime minister and she will have overcome every cliched attempt to exploit her sex and to define and limit her ambition. But before every Australian who cares for fairness celebrates, it might be salutary to look at other democracies where seemingly irreversible progress has been made. At around the time when the Australian results will become clear, in Edinburgh the Hansard Society will be considering the fragility of the advances made by women in the parliaments of the UK since the election of our own first woman prime minister.After a campaign remarkable only for being entirely unremarkable in its gender balance, the results of the UK general election offered a little reassurance. There are more women MPs than ever before: just under 22%. That is 142, of whom an unprecedented 48 are Conservative. Another first: Labour lost seats, but its proportion of women MPs rose. Only the Lib Dems, resistant still to imposing quotas or all-women shortlists, selected fewer women candidates and elected fewer women MPs. So change is happening, and it brings other change in its wake. An early indication of the outlook of the new generation of Tory women was the revolt that halted plans to end anonymity for defendants on rape charges. David Cameron's A-list approach to candidates not normally drawn to political activism has attracted women who reflect 21st-century attitudes, including an int がわずか4%が1つの1997By今夜グローバル民主主義の資本の遅い3月に別のフロンティアのに比べて2010年の英国議会で多くの女性が達している場合があります

    • Australia: Rudderless | Editorial
      Australian politicians have never been afraid of slaughtering leaders who look like losersAustralians were informed by politicians in Canberra yesterday of a change of prime minister. The coup was quick, unexpected and effective. A nation whose political life seems to run at double the speed of everyone else's – federal elections every three and a bit years, five leaders of two main parties in this parliament alone – has upped the pace.For outsiders, Kevin Rudd's fall may seem inexplicable. An internationally minded Mandarin-speaking former diplomat whose country has sailed through the recession and financial crisis unscathed, and who is still, just, ahead in the polls, did not seem an obvious candidate for defenestration. In late 2007 he won by a landslide, offering grand plans to construct a tolerant and environmentally aware nation. Last year he was still the most popular prime minister in Australian history. Early this year he was on course for re-election. Yesterday he was kicked out by his fellow Labor MPs in a plot that caught alight faster than a bushfire. Within hours his successor, Julia Gillard was answering questions in parliament as Mr Rudd blinked away tears.If it was cruel, it was also necessary. The trigger was an impending federal election against a Liberal opposition that has been taken to the right under its new leader, Tony Abbott. Ms Gillard - Australia's first female prime minister and the first prime minister anywhere to have been born in Wales since Lloyd George – appears electable as Mr Rudd did not.Australian politicians have never been afraid of slaughtering leaders who look like losers. The suburbs of Sydney and Melbourne are full of bitter men with bruised egos, ejected before they believed their time was up. The Australian Labor party has n オーストラリアの政治家はlosersAustraliansように指導者を殺すのを恐れて政治家がキャンベラでは昨日首相の変更の通知をしたことがない

    • Australia gets first woman PM
      Welsh-born lawyer Julia Gillard became Australia's first woman prime minister Thursday after the once hugely popular Kevin Rudd fell to a party coup less than three years after taking office. ウェールズ出身の弁護士ジュリアギラードは、オーストラリア初の女性首相木曜日度絶大な人気ケビンラッドは、党のクーデターに3年未満の就任後、下落になった

    • WikiLeaks cables: US espionage law
      Although insiders who have leaked sensitive information before have been prosecuted, cases have rarely resulted in convictionThe US Espionage Act is a little-used law dating from 1911 – the same year as the UK's Official Secrets Act, with which it has much in common.The current law can be used to prosecute those who leak and publish classified information that creates a national security risk. But experts say the purpose of the act is primarily to tackle espionage, and that it has never been invoked successfully against a media organisation.Although insiders who have leaked sensitive information have been prosecuted under the law – including two former officials of the American-Israel public affairs committee accused of leaking information in 2007 – cases have rarely resulted in convictions.Media organisations are unlikely to be prosecuted under the act, under the constitutional protections for free speech upheld by the supreme court in a number of cases that have limited the application of the Espionage Act.Experts say that in addition to protections for free speech, there are difficulties with proving leaked documents are classified, under a US government executive order which sets limits on documents that can be properly termed as classified documents.However, if charges are made against Julian Assange under the law in the US, then he would face extradition under the controversial UK-US extradition treaty, which provides special measures for extraditions between the two countries.The US embassy cablesUS foreign policyUnited StatesAfua Hirschguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 英国の公式秘密法と同じ年、これとはcommon.Theに多くて - する前に、機密情報をリークしていたインサイダーは起訴されているが、ケースはまれconvictionThe米国スパイ法のような結果がある1911年から交際あまり使われていない法律である現行法は、誰がリーク者を起訴し、国家安全保障上のリスクを作成する機密情報を公開することができます

    • Karaoke winner bags a million Russian dumplings
      Edward Pimentel, a telephone technician from New Mexico, walks away with unusual prize at Moscow competitionThe karaoke world's newest star is about to find out if Russian dumplings are good for the throat after he won a million of them at the Karaoke World Championships in Moscow.Edward Pimentel, a telephone company technician from Albuquerque, New Mexico, got the unusual prize after the audience at the competition voted him their favourite for his dapper and assured R&B performances. He chose Usher's DJ's Got Us Fallin' In Love for his final-round song.Organisers said the dumplings are enough to last 27 years if someone eats 100 of them a day.A panel of judges chose two Finns – Sam Moudden and Maria Saarimaa-Ylitalo – as their male and female champions. They were awarded karaoke machines. Moudden, sharply dressed in Rat Pack style, performed Je Suis Malade, while the purple-gowned Saarimaa-Ylitalo sang Celine Dion's I Surrender.Two singers who stretched karaoke's boundaries beyond the usual pop favourites came second. Fedor Rytikov, a gastroenterologist by day, advanced to the finals with the Nessum Dorma aria from Turandot, then stayed with Italian music for the final with L'Immensita.Russia's Julia Kurileva was runner-up in the women's competition with the most adventurous choice of the night – the wordless and eerie wailing of Pink Floyd's Great Gig In The Sky.Amateur singers from 16 countries took part in the three-day competition.RussiaUnited Statesguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds エドワードピメンテルは、ニューメキシコ州からの電話技術、モスクワcompetitionTheカラオケ、世界の最新の星珍しい優勝して散歩は約彼はモスクワでカラオケの世界選手権で、それらの百万円を獲得したロシアの餃子は喉に適しているかどうかを確認することです

    • Assange rape charges 'an issue between Britain and Sweden' - US
      The White House said it has no involvement in legal proceedings in London following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.Assange appeared on Tuesday afternoon at a court in London after turning himself in to Scotland... ホワイトハウスは、Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assange.Assangeの逮捕、次のロンドンでの法的手続には関与しているスコットランドに自分自身をの電源を入れた後、ロンドンの裁判所で火曜日の午後に登場...

    • Steve Bell on the sexual assault allegations against Julian Assange
      WikiLeaks founder remanded in UK until 14 December after denying alleged sexual offences in Sweden _NULL_

    • Assange to get Australian diplomatic help
      Australian officials say they are providing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange with consular assistance following his arrest in London.The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says the Australian Consul General in London spoke... オーストラリア当局は、外務省のLondon.The部と貿易の逮捕、次の領事支援Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeを提供しているロンドンのオーストラリア総領事が語った言葉だ...

    • Spy charges in US loom for Assange
      Informal discussions have already been held between American and Swedish officials about the possibility of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange eventually being delivered into United States custody, according to diplomatic sources.Assange,... 非公式協議はすでに外交sources.Assangeによると、米国と最終的には米国の拘束に配信されてWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeの可能性についてスウェーデン当局間開催されている...

    • Video: 'Assange has done substantial damage to US interests'
      US State department spokesman PJ Crowley says legal troubles facing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is an issue for UK and Sweden _NULL_

    • WikiLeaks founder to meet British police
      WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is arranging to meet with British police, his lawyer has said, as the net tightened around the man behind the release of a hoard of secret US diplomatic cables.Swedish authorities want to quiz the elusive 39-year-old Australian -- whose website is in the process of releasing tens of thousands of US cables -- on suspicion of crimes including rape.Assange's lawyer, Mark Stephens, said British police had telephoned him to say they have received an extradition request from Sweden. ネットは秘密の米外交cables.Swedish当局の買いだめのリリースの背後にある人のまわり締めとしてWikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeは、英国の警察に会うために配置され、彼の弁護士は、クイズにしたいと述べているとらえどころのない39歳のオーストラリア - - は、そのウェブサイトに、米国のケーブルの数万人を解放するプロセスです - rape.Assangeの弁護士、マークスティーブンス、など犯罪の疑いで英国の警察は、彼らがスウェーデンからの身柄引き渡し要求を受けていると言って彼に電話をかけていたと述べた

    • Assange arrested for rape
      WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange has been arrested in London on suspicion of rape after surrendering to a Swedish arrest warrant, setting up a possible extradition fight that could drag on for months. WikileaksはチーフジュリアンAssangeは、スウェーデンの逮捕状に降伏してヶ月間にドラッグ可能な引き渡しの戦いを設定した後、強姦の疑いで、ロンドンで逮捕されています

    • 'There is no fair play here,' says Assange's mother
      The mother of WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange says she is worried he will not get a fair trial following his arrest in London.In an exclusive interview with the Sunshine Coast Daily, Christine Assange said she was worried about... _NULL_

    • Video: Julian Assange to be questioned by UK police, says lawyer
      A lawyer representing the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, says he will discuss with UK police a European arrest warrant from Sweden related to sexual assault allegations Wikileaksは、ジュリアンAssangeの創始者を代表する弁護士は、彼は英国の警察との性的暴行疑惑に関連するスウェーデンからのヨーロッパの逮捕状を議論するという

    • WikiLeaks founder denied bail
      LONDON - A British judge has sent Julian Assange to jail, denying bail to the WikiLeaks founder after Assange vowed to fight efforts to be extradited to Sweden in a sex-crimes investigation.Despite Assange's legal troubles, a... ロンドンは - イギリスの裁判官はAssangeはセックス犯罪investigation.Despite Assangeの法的な問題は、a.にスウェーデンに引き渡されるための努力を戦うことを誓った後、Wikileaksは創業者に保釈を否定し、刑務所にして、Julian Assangeを送って..

    • WikiLeaks founder arrested in UK
      LONDON - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange surrendered to London police on Tuesday as part of a Swedish sex-crimes investigation, the latest blow to an organisation that faces legal, financial and technological challenges after releasing... ロンドン - Wikileaksは創立して、Julian Assangeは、スウェーデンのセックス犯罪捜査、解除後、金融法的および技術的な課題に直面している組織に最新の打撃の一環として、火曜日にロンドンの警察に投降...

    • The Swedish liaisons that led to Assange's rape charges
      When Julian Assange touched down at Arlanda airport in Stockholm on the morning of 11 August this year, the founder of the WikiLeaks website was beginning what he hoped would be a critical operation to shield his whistle-blowing platform... ジュリアンAssangeは8月11日、今年の朝にストックホルムでアーランダ空港に着陸すると、WikileaksはWebサイトの創設者は、彼が保護するために重要な操作されることを期待か始めていた笛は、プラットフォームを吹いて...

    • Gillard slams 'raunch culture'
      HEAVILY tattooed young women are making a big mistake, according to Julia Gillard. 大きく入れ墨の若い女性、ジュリアジラルドによると、大きな間違いを犯している

    • Hollywood stock exchange casts movie-goers as punters
      I made nearly $100 this week betting that The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will take rather more than $5 million at the American box office over the next few weeks. And I am doing pretty well from my punt that Chloe, an erotic thriller starring Julianne Moore, will bomb when it opens across America this weekend. But no one seems to agree with me that Ca$h, a psychological thriller about a couple facing foreclosure on their Chicago home, starring Sean Bean, could be a surprise hit. 私はほぼ100ドルは今週、女の子はドラゴンのタトゥー、アメリカのボックスオフィスで、今後数週間にわたってではなく以上の500万ドルかかる賭けした

    • Crisis probe lacks Pecora edge
      The parade of Wall Street's Masters of Finance - Lloyd Blankfein, Jamie Dimon et al - before the Financial Crisis Investigative Committee quite simply lacked the theatrical drawing power of its Great Depression equivalent, the Pecora Commission. For a start, this time round, the bad guys kept winning. - Julian Delasantellis ファイナンスウォール街のマスターズのパレード-ロイドBlankfein、ジェイミーダイモンら-金融危機調査委員会の前に、簡単に言えば、その大恐慌と同等の演劇の描画力に欠け、ペコラ委員会

    • Australia National Broadband Network to be 10 times faster than expected
      Australian Labor Party on Thursday said its National Broadband Network (NBN) will deliver Internet speeds 10 times faster than first thought, at one gigabit per second. Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Communications Minister Stephen Conroy are in state of Hobart on Thursday to officially launch the first part of the national fiber-optic broadband network. When the Government first unveiled its 43 billion dollars (38.6 billion U.S. dollars) NBN it promised to deliver speeds of 100 megabits ... オーストラリア労働党は、木曜日に速度を10倍の速最初に考えた起動正式にギラード通信ジュリア首相首相

    • Euro economies envious of Australia
      Portugal's PM Jose Socrates could have been excused for going green with envy in Saturday's meeting with Australian counterpart Julia Gillard in Lisbon. ポルトガルのPMジョゼソクラテスは、リスボンでのオーストラリアの対応ジュリアギラード、土曜日の会議で羨望の的と緑に行くために中座されている可能性があります

    • Sweden reopens investigation into rape claims against Julian Assange
      Chief prosecutor reopens preliminary investigation into rape charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian AssangeSweden's chief prosecutor said this morning she was reopening a preliminary investigation into rape claims against the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.Marianne Ny said in a statement that the decision had been taken after further review of the case. Prosecutors last month dropped an inquiry into alleged rape, but carried on investigating charges of molestation.Assange denies any wrongdoing and said last month he had been warned by Australian intelligence of plans to discredit the whistleblower website.He was questioned by Swedish police on Monday over allegations of molestation, his lawyer said yesterday. Leif Silbersky said police questioned Assange in Stockholm for about an hour and formally told him of the allegations against him.WikiLeaks last month published more than 70,000 secret military files on Afghanistan, in what Washington officials have called one of the biggest security breaches in US military history.Julian AssangeWikiLeaksSwedenguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 部長検事は、今朝は彼女がWikileaksはファウンダージュリアンAssange.Marianneニーオルスンに対する強姦の主張に予備調査を再開されたステートメントは、決定が後さらにレビューを撮影されていたの当該WikileaksはファウンダージュリアンAssangeSwedenの検事長に対する強姦容疑に予備調査を再開ケース

    • Gillard looks on course for election in late August
      Prime Minister Julia Gillard's Cabinet meets today to lock in the final framework for an election widely tipped for August 28.Although there can be no certainty about the date until her announcement, encouraging poll trends and... 首相ジュリアギラードの内閣は今日選挙に広く8月28.Althoughの彼女の発表まで日については確実、世論の動向を...奨励することができますチップソー最終フレームワークをロックする通りです

    • Australia and the monarchy: Home and away | Editorial
      It is a Commonwealth cliche that coups take place in benighted developing nations. On Saturday, however, the Lucky Country will choose between two leaders who deposed their predecessors. Australia's election fight, between Labor's Julia Gillard and the Liberal Tony Abbott (whose party is in semi-permanent coalition with the Nationals) is brutal, and polls suggest the slugging will go on until the final bell. But for all the blood and sweat, the scrapping feels pathetically small – the arguments turning on the format of staged encounters, and the source of the coalition's financial figures. In sum, the campaign seems more concerned with the campaign than anything else.Issues of substance do divide the centre-left and the rightwing platforms, but politicians are not minded to appeal to the better angels of Australian natures. Kevin Rudd, the prime minister whom Ms Gillard ousted and replaced in June, rapidly shredded his great popularity by describing climate change as the great moral challenge of the era – and then failing to deliver the changes he said it required. Mr Abbott is a climate sceptic, a stance which helped him displace Malcolm Turnbull last year. Ms Gillard expresses confidence in the science, but her plan of action centres on citizen consultation, which sounds like a recipe for overheated air. Water shortages and arid weather leave Australia close to the climatic frontline, and with passivity emanating from the mainstream, the Green party appears to be on the verge of something of a breakthrough.The campaign briefly promised to take a more inspiring turn this week, when the Welsh-born Ms Gillard raised the question of whether the 110-year-old Commonwealth of Australia might finally be ready to sever its deference to the British monarchy when Queen Elizabeth これは、連邦文句クーデターは行き暮れた発展途上国で行われます

    • Spain set for credit rating downgrade
      Moody's said, in June, that it would take Spain several years to recover from the collapse of its property marketSpain's crisis-struck economy is set to lose its top credit rating, held since 2001, in a downgrade expected from Moody's by the end of the week.The credit rating agency is expected to cut Spain's Aaa rating to Aa1 or Aa2. A one-notch cut would put Moody's ranking on a par with Fitch Ratings' AA+ classification, while a two-notch reduction would equal Standard & Poor's.The decision appears to be imminent as Moody's put Spain's debt on review for a possible downgrade on 30 June, saying it would conclude its analysis within three months. It said then that it would take Spain several years to recover from the collapse of its property market, with GDP growth seen at slightly above 1% between 2010 and 2014. Moody's senior credit officer Steven Hess warned at the end of July that the country was likely to lose its top credit rating.Spain faces a general strike today with unions protesting against the government's spending cuts and changes to labour rules.The country grew just 0.2% in the second quarter and 0.1% in the first as unemployment stayed above 20%, the highest in the eurozone. The economy is expected to shrink 0.4% this year.Ireland has also received warnings from S&P that if government support for Anglo Irish Bank exceeds €35bn (£30bn), the country faces another downgrade on its debt rating.Ratings agenciesFinancial sectorSpainEuropean debt crisisJulia Kolleweguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds ムーディーズは、スペインの数年間は、そのプロパティmarketSpainの危機襲った経済の崩壊から回復するために年末までにムーディーズから予想されるダウングレードで2001年から開催された最上位の信用格付けを、失うことに設定されてかかることは、6月には、当該week.The信用格付け機関はAa1またはAa2にスペインのAAA格付けを下げると期待されている

    • Australian Deputy PM denies Bali Nine reports
      Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday dismissed reports that the Australian government contacted Indonesian authorities about the fate of three of the Bali Nine drug smugglers for political purpose. Fairfax newspaper reported that Australian embassy officials in Jakarta had told Indonesian authorities that the possible execution of the Australians was a highly sensitive issue for Canberra. Nine Australians, known as the Bali Nine, were arrested at Denpasar airport in 2 ... オーストラリア副首相ジュリアジラルド木曜日の報告では、オーストラリア政府は、3人の運命について

    • Foxconn pay rises help lift wages in China - and that can only be good
      Chinese producers of western must-haves such as the iPad and iPhone receive a 66% increase in wagesOn Friday, the employees at Foxconn – the vast Chinese factory that makes a huge array of must-have western electronics such as iPads, iPhones and Dell computers – received a 66% increase in their wages. It is the second rise in four months and average pay will now be about $300 (£190) a month.It is shameful that it took 12 suicides for workers to get better treatment at this manufacturing behemoth, which employs more than 300,000 people, most housed in on-site tower-block dormitories.The Foxconn pay rise is not isolated. A number of UK retailers that rely on imports from China have also reported rising wage costs. That poverty wages have gone up is to be welcomed – although the cost will be passed on to the factories' multinational customers and their western consumers.It is very good news indeed for China, which is subsidising domestic wage growth. There will be a growth-enhancing boost to domestic demand – and someone else is paying for it.Manufacturing sectorChinaTechnology sectoriPadiPhonePovertyJulia Finchguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds 西部は、しなければならない中国の生産、計算されたような金持ちと金曜日wagesOnの66%に増加することがiPhoneの従業員をFoxconnの時 - の巨大な配列はiPadsを、iPhoneやデルコンピュータなど、西部電子機器を持っている必要がありますです広大な中国の工場を - 彼らの賃金の66%の増加を受けた

    • Letters: UN stoning call
      We are writing to ask that the UN general assembly condemn stoning as a crime against humanity and issue an emergency resolution calling for an end to the medieval and barbaric punishment as well as the immediate release of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani and others sentenced to death by stoning.We also ask that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad not be allowed to address the general assembly and that his government be boycotted.A government that still stones people to death in the 21st century must have no place in the United Nations or any other international institution or body.Mina Ahadi, Spokesperson, International Committee against Stoning and International Committee against Execution, GermanyMaryam Namazie, Spokesperson, Iran Solidarity, Equal Rights Now and One Law for All, UKShahla Abghari, Women's Rights Activist, USABoaz Adhengo, Project Nabuur Capital, KenyaOphelia Benson, Editor, Butterflies and Wheels, USAHelle Merete Brix, Writer and Journalist, DenmarkRoy W Brown, International Humanist and Ethical Union, UN Geneva Main Representative, SwitzerlandEwa Dabrowska-Szulc, President, Pro Femina Association, PolandRichard Dawkins, Scientist and Author, UKSanal Edamaruku, President, Rationalist International, IndiaSonja Eggerickx, President, International Humanist Ethical Union, BelgiumCaroline Fourest, Writer and Columnist, FranceA C Grayling, Writer and Philosopher, UKMaria Hagberg, Chairperson, Network Against Honour Related Violence, SwedenLeo Igwe, Executive Director, Nigerian Humanist Movement, NigeriaHope Knutsson, President, Sidmennt the Icelandic Ethical Humanist Association Reykjavik, IcelandJulia Kristeva, Président, Jury du Prix Simone de Beauvoir pour la Liberté des Femmes, FranceGhulam Mustafa Lakho, Advocate High Court of Sindh, PakistanAnne-marie Lizin, Senate Honor 我々は、国連総会は、人道に対する犯罪として投。非難し、問題の緊急解決を中世と野蛮な罰としてだけでなく、SakinehモハンマディAshtianiの即時釈放などの死に石打ちによる死刑に終止符を求める質問に書いている

    • Carnival's youngest queen overwhelmed by spotlight
      RIO DE JANEIRO - She was cheered by legions of Carnival fans, but 7-year-old Julia Lira, the youngest drum corps queen in memory at Rio's lavish party, broke down crying upon realising she was the centre of everyone's attention.Dressed... リオデジャネイロ-彼女のカーニバル大勢のファンが応援されたが、7歳のジュリアリラは、最年少のリオの豪華なパーティーで、決裂した彼女は皆のattention.Dressed ..の中心となったの実現に泣いてメモリ内の軍団の女王ドラム

    • J.ロバーツ新作『食べて、祈って、恋をして』、
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    • Philip Pullman's Jesus, Dan Rhodes, and the latest from the Bologna book fair
      In this week's podcast we look at Philip Pullman's latest book, The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, a rewriting of the christian story provocatively published in the week of Easter. We have an exclusive extract from the audiobook, read by Pullman himself, and our panellists answer some of the questions every Pullman fan wants to ask: why did he decide to write the book? Just how blasphemous is it? How serious are the threats made by outraged believers? We also find out what the archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, made of it in the pages of this week's Saturday Review.Also on this week's show, Lindesay Irvine talks to Dan Rhodes about his award-winning novel Little Hands Clapping, while Julia Eccleshare reports on the hottest titles at the Bologna children's book fair, and tips the books for parents to read with their children over the Easter break.Reading listThe Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman (Canongate)Little Hands Clapping by Dan Rhodes (Canongate)Children's booksThe Boy Who Climbed Into The Moon by David Almond, (Walker, 7+)How To Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell (Hodder, 7+)The Man from Pomegranate Street Caroline Lawrence (Orion, 8+)The Great Hamster Massacre by Katie Davies, illustrated by Hannah Shaw (Simon and Schuster, 8+)Sparks by Ally Kennen (Scholastic, 9+)VampiresTwilight by Stephanie Meyer (Atom)The Vampire Diaries by LJ Smith (Hodder)Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead (Simon and Schuster)Claire ArmitsteadRiazat ButtLindesay IrvineJulia EccleshareScott Cawley 今週のポッドキャストでは、フィリッププルマンの最新作では、グッドマンイエスと眠れないキリストは、キリスト教の物語挑発的なイースターの週に公開されての書き換えております

    • Books to inspire busy world leaders | Robert McCrum
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    • Women in power and the battle facing Julia Gillard
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    • Letters: Emphasise the art
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    • Rudd proud to have given his 'absolute all'
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    • In praise of … Wales's antipodean ascendancy | Editorial
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      The decision to close the Middlesex University philosophy department has roused the indignation of the academic community across the world (Reason for being, Education, 18 May). Rated the highest of all Middlesex's departments in the Research Assessment Exercise, it is recognised internationally as a beacon of philosophical study.As publishers we have benefited in many ways from the skills of those teaching at the department, and from the lively atmosphere of debate engendered across the disciplines by its work. Consequently, we feel bound to speak up in its defence. The closing of this department would be disastrous for the academic and intellectual life of this country, and we urge that the decision to do so be reconsidered.Further, we wish to express grave concern at the suspension, on 21 May, of Professor Peter Hallward, Professor Peter Osborne and a number of Middlesex University students. We believe this to be an unwarranted and unjustifiable act of intimidation by the administration and board of governors of the university, and we call for the immediate reinstatement of suspended students and staff.Pete Ayrton Serpent's Tail, Julian Baggini Philosophy Press/The Philosophers' Magazine, Anne Beech Pluto Press, Nick Bellorini Earthscan, Ashley Biles Saqi Books, Tony Bruce Routledge, Michael Dwyer C Hurst & Co, Matthew Frost Manchester University Press, Tariq Goddard Zer0 Books, Emma Hutchinson Polity Books, Jessica Kingsley Jessica Kingsley Publishers, Michael Leaman Reaktion Books, Wendy Lochner Columbia University Press, Carol McDonald Edinburgh University Press, Tristan Palmer Acumen, Jenna Steventon IB Tauris, Rowan Wilson Verso, Caroline Wintersgill Bloomsbury AcademicPhilosophyProtestMiddlesex UniversityCuts and closuresStudentsLecturersHigher educationUnivers _NULL_

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    • Guardian Daily: Gordon Brown set to call general election
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    • US summit expected to back Barack Obama's plan to prevent nuclear theft
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    • Guardian Daily podcast: Survey gives Tories nine-point lead over Labour; plus nadir in Israeli-US relations
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    • A demand from Tehran
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    • Guardian Daily podcast: Tehran and the abduction of five men in Baghdad in May 2007
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