Asian markets see further losses
BBC - 22/01/2008

Share prices in Asia and Australasia continued to fall sharply on Tuesday, a day after global stock indexes tumbled amid fears of a global recession.

'It's not safe to walk the streets after dark'
dailymail.co.uk - 21/01/2008

UK - The Home Secretary, Jacqui Smith, suffered a barrage of criticism yesterday after admitting she would not feel safe walking the streets after dark.

European Roundup
As indicated. - 21/01/2008

A look ot events in Europe this week from the "Open Europe Press Summary"

EU Control over Electronic Communications
brugesgroup.com - 21/01/2008

The European Union is seeking to expand its power over cyberspace.

Israeli satellite launched from India
jpost.com - 21/01/2008

After several delays, the TecSar reconnaissance satellite was successfully launched Sunday overnight. The rocket carrying the satellite was launched atop an Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle [PSLV] rocket from the satellite launch pad in Sriharikata.

Brown skips key EU treaty Commons debate
telegraph.co.uk - 21/01/2008

Gordon Brown faced a barrage of criticism today for being out of the country at the start of the most important Commons debate on Europe for more than 15 years.

Northern Rock £25bn rescue plan
dailymail.co.uk - 21/01/2008

Sir Richard Branson vows to net £5bn profit for taxpayers if Virgin plan is approved

Nightmare on Wall Street haunts banks
telegraph.co.uk - 21/01/2008

Declarations of huge sub-prime losses sparked a US markets' nosedive but, James Quinn reports, there is more pain in the system

They lied yesterday; they will lie tomorrow
timesonline.co.uk by William Rees-Mogg - 21/01/2008

The process of ratification of the Lisbon treaty will start this week in the House of Commons.

Shares tumble as sell-off accelerates
ft.com - 21/01/2008

London - The FTSE 100 slumped more than 200 points on Monday morning amid heightened gloom about the prospects for the global economy.

Financial stocks sink across Europe
ft.com - 21/01/2008

European equities sank on Monday, tracking sharp losses across Asia, after financial stocks with expected exposure to the bond insurance market were stung.

Asian stocks tumble on US recession fears
ft.com - 21/01/2008

Asian stock markets fell sharply on Monday as a $140bn fiscal stimulus package outlined on Friday by President George Bush did nothing to assuage investor fears of a recession for Asia's most important trading partner.

'We want to offer sharia law to Britain'
telegraph.co.uk - 20/01/2008

Islamic courts meet every week in the UK to rule on divorces and financial disputes. Clare Dwyer Hogg and Jonathan Wynne-Jones report on demands by senior Muslims that sharia be given legal authority

Overseas Investors Buy U.S. Holdings at a Record Pace
nytimes.com - 20/01/2008

Last May, a Saudi Arabian conglomerate bought a Massachusetts plastics maker. In November, a French company established a new factory in Adrian, Mich., adding 189 automotive jobs to an area accustomed to layoffs. In December, a British company bought a New Jersey maker of cough syrup.

Will the New "Black Pope" Work?
time.com - 20/01/2008

The Jesuits were once such a powerful force in the Roman Catholic Church that their elected leader was unofficially called the "black pope", a nod both to his influence and to the order's predeliction for simple black cassocks.

“Just what is an APOSTLE?”
Just what is an Apostle?

Today we find the Church of God in a “wilderness of religious confusion!”

The confusion is not merely around the Church – within the religions of the world outside – but WITHIN the very heart of The True Church itself!

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Listen to Me, You who know righteousness, You people in whose heart is My Law: …I have put My words in your mouth, I have covered you with the shadow of My hand, That I may plant the heavens, Lay the foundations of the earth, and say to Zion, “you are My people” (Isaiah 51:7,16)