A matter of trust: Blair starts a third term, but how long will he last?

Article Abstract:

Tony Blair, leader of the Labor Party, has won the third term in the 2005 UK elections in spite of losing 47 seats in the Parliament. Gordon Brown, Chancellor of the Exchequer is expected to succeed Tony Blair as the Prime Minister if Blair steps down before completing his term in the office.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Political aspects, Elections

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To join or not to join

Article Abstract:

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has avoided making a definitive stance on whether to adopt the Euro, choosing instead to focus on other issues such as welfare. Political observers speculate that the 2001 election is causing Blair to remain cautious.

Planning, Economic aspects, Political activity, Economic policy, Euro (Currency), Monetary policy

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Death of the British farmer

Article Abstract:

A view of the decline of Britain's farming industry is presented. Despite the recent well publicised diseases that have affected British livestock, the decline in farming fortunes is attributable to economic forces.

Agriculture

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