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Incentives to going 'off grid' bring power to the people

The price of power has always been a political issue -- but now campaigners argue it could be the key to starting a green energy revolution.

Terry's England future in doubt after alleged affair with Bridge's ex

Soccer star John Terry's role as captain of England's national team is in jeopardy following tabloid accusations of his marital infidelity, according to a British government minister.

SI.com: The Limey: 'Terrygate' leaves England reeling; Robinho heads home

Bad boys. No, we haven't been holed up in Castle Limey watching tepid Will Smith action movies from the mid-1990s. Instead, we've been musing about the bad boys who are the subjects of the two biggest stories that have hit the headlines in the last couple of weeks.

Terry dismissed as England captain

John Terry has been stripped of the England team captaincy with immediate effect following a meeting with national coach Fabio Capello.

Football's quandary: How to avoid debt with more loans

It seems somewhat ironic that in these tough economic times, caused in many ways by bad credit, the best way to sum up football's latest transfer window is the word "loan."

Pope wades into UK gay clergy battle

A furor has erupted in Britain over comments by the pope seen as critical of a new law the Roman Catholic church fears will force it to accept homosexuals into its ranks.

UK opposition leader opposes early withdrawal from Afghanistan

The United States and NATO should withdraw from Afghanistan on the basis of success and not set artificial deadlines for a pullout, Britain's opposition Conservative Party Leader David Cameron told CNN Friday.

Britain will not join Greek bail-out efforts

Davos, Switzerland (FT) -- Alistair Darling said on Friday that Britain would not join any European effort to bail out Greece but pledged not to use differences in global financial regulations to promote the City of London.

UK economy limps out of recession

The UK economy finally returned to growth in the fourth quarter of last year, after the deepest recession since records began more than half a century ago, but at a far weaker rate than expected.

Report: Happiness of UK workers at all-time low

Job satisfaction in the UK has dropped to an all-time low, according to a report by a leading business group.

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