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All Roles In UK Military, Including Elite SAS, To Be Opened Up To Women
Women will soon be able to apply for any role in the British military, including in previously off-limits elite units like the famed SAS, the government announced on Thursday.
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Police Say No 'Connection to Terrorism' in Boston-Bound Flight Incident
An apparently intoxicated 32-year-old Polish woman attempted to open an exit door on a British Airways flight from London to Boston on Tuesday, prompting people on the plane to restrain her, the Massachusetts State Police said.
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Britain's Elite SAS Slammed Over Training Deaths
The British army apologised Tuesday for the deaths of three reservists who collapsed while trying out for the elite SAS unit during a heatwave, after a coroner found the force guilty of neglect.
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Britain Deploys Special Forces in Northern Iraq - Report
Britain has deployed SAS special forces in northern Iraq where thousands of civilians are trapped on a mountain by Sunni militant fighters, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Vodacom to Buy Tata Communication's Neotel for Around $676 million
Neotel, South Africa's second-biggest fixed-line phone operator, is 68.5 per cent owned by Tata Comm. It competes with former state-owned service provider Telkom.
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Shrien Dewani lands in South Africa to answer honeymoon murder charge
British businessman Shrien Dewani landed on Tuesday in South Africa (SA) , where he is expected to be formally charged with murdering his wife on their 2010 honeymoon in Cape Town.
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Walmart to open 30 new stores in China
Worlds largest retailer Walmart will open 30 new stores in China while revamping its 400 odd other stores in the country investing over $80 million, even as French stores Carrefour and British Tesco PLC closed some of their units due to poor returns.
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All Roles In UK Military, Including Elite SAS, To Be Opened Up To Women
Women will soon be able to apply for any role in the British military, including in previously off-limits elite units like the famed SAS, the government announced on Thursday.
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Police Say No 'Connection to Terrorism' in Boston-Bound Flight Incident
An apparently intoxicated 32-year-old Polish woman attempted to open an exit door on a British Airways flight from London to Boston on Tuesday, prompting people on the plane to restrain her, the Massachusetts State Police said.
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Britain's Elite SAS Slammed Over Training Deaths
The British army apologised Tuesday for the deaths of three reservists who collapsed while trying out for the elite SAS unit during a heatwave, after a coroner found the force guilty of neglect.
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Britain Deploys Special Forces in Northern Iraq - Report
Britain has deployed SAS special forces in northern Iraq where thousands of civilians are trapped on a mountain by Sunni militant fighters, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported on Thursday.
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Vodacom to Buy Tata Communication's Neotel for Around $676 million
Neotel, South Africa's second-biggest fixed-line phone operator, is 68.5 per cent owned by Tata Comm. It competes with former state-owned service provider Telkom.
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Shrien Dewani lands in South Africa to answer honeymoon murder charge
British businessman Shrien Dewani landed on Tuesday in South Africa (SA) , where he is expected to be formally charged with murdering his wife on their 2010 honeymoon in Cape Town.
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Walmart to open 30 new stores in China
Worlds largest retailer Walmart will open 30 new stores in China while revamping its 400 odd other stores in the country investing over $80 million, even as French stores Carrefour and British Tesco PLC closed some of their units due to poor returns.
