First for ability

Article Abstract:

Women have attained positions of power in the BBC, the Law Society, the British Council, the House of Lords, the Bank of England, the Labor Party, and the Royal Institute of International Affairs since 1987. These developments in Britain are representative of women's progress all over Europe, such as in Scandinavia where women occupy almost half the parliamentary seats. The important goal for women is to be successful rather than to be hailed as the first to do something.

Feminism

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Prestige Purchase

Article Abstract:

Britain is planning to buy its most expensive weapons system ever without much debate or a vote in parliament by replacing Trident nuclear submarine with a similar deluxe version, again based on submarines in 2006. While the costs are not known, figures between $35 and $70 million are quoted which is not an insignificant sum when compared to the $2 million just agreed by the government to refurbish two London hospitals.

Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies, Nuclear submarines

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Flu fatigue

Article Abstract:

The article discusses fatigue setting in after the pandemanic of the bird flu and its resulting effects.

Goods & services distribution, Channels of Distribution, Distribution, Control, Company distribution practices, Avian influenza

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