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Cameron wants India to reconsider fighter deal

Cameron wants India to reconsider fighter dealBritish Prime Minister David Cameron has said that he would be ready to do 'everything he can' to encourage the Indian government to reconsider its decision to buy 126 Rafale fighter jets after defeating UK-backed Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft.

The Indian authorities have finalized the Rafale fighter of Dassault Aviation for its $10.4 billion medium multi-role combat aircraft (MMRCA) deal, according to the French company.

NHS to be reformed for better patients' experiences

NHS to be reformed for better patients' experiencesHealth Secretary Andrew Lansley ahs said that the NHS in England will be measures for their quality in terms of patient experience.

The latest NHS "Outcomes Framework" will be based on surveys of patients. He also said that the patients will be asked if the service and experience in the hospital was good or bad. He also said that the new framework aims to measure the "responsiveness" of staff to patient requirements while they were in hospital.

NHS to increase doctor payments linked to patient well being

UK's National Health Service is planning to increase the share of the payments to doctors that is linked to the well improved health of their patients.

The new plan is part of the NHS's efforts to improve UK's strength in life sciences and use of innovative medicine. The health body will also launch new incentives to boost use of drugs and treatments that have proved to show better results. The new initiatives will also look at address silos between budgets that bar new approaches.

British Prime Minister David Cameron had announced the new measures on Tuesday aimed at boosting research and development of new medicines in the UK with the help of collaboration of the NHS.

MINI rolls out two millionth car

David-CameronMini has achieved another milestone after rolling out its two millionth car from its the production line at its factory in Oxford in the UK.

The MINI number two million was driven off the production line by UK Prime Minister David Cameron, who was there to attend the special event celebrating the milestone.

The two millionth MINI is a Convertible and is painted White Silver metallic with a blue denim roof.

It comes with special alloy wheels and a distinctive leather steering wheel. The milestone car is the prize on offer in a global Facebook campaign called ‘Two Million MINIs – Two Million Faces’.

Cameron vows to stop Libya becoming another Iraq after Gaddafi warns to turn country into ‘hell’

Cameron vows to stop Libya becoming another Iraq after Gaddafi warns to turn country into ‘hell’London, Aug 2 : British Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed to do his best to stop Libya from becoming another Iraq, after Colonel Muammar Gaddafi ordered his leftover loyalists to turn the country into `hell'.

Cameron slammed the `cynics and armchair generals' who criticised intervention, and said that helping deliver democracy in the Middle East was in Britain's long-term interests.

Authorities Using Social Networks to Track Rioters

Authorities Using Social Networks to Track RiotersWhile addressing the unfortunate riots in Britain, Prime Minister David Cameron has assured the Parliament that his administration is considering the matter seriously and looking into whether social media services should put on hold to deal with the circumstances.

Rising rates push down economic growth

Rising rates push down economic growthOfficial figures that were released on Sunday showed that for the final three months of this year, the economic growth has gone down and is expected to be on the same line for the coming year as well.

The figures come out at a time when Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King is being severely criticized for his inability to control inflation. The situation is so bad that even PM, David Cameron has shown his fears and concern over price rise.

Cameron Setting development road for Europe

David-CameronDavid Cameron, U. K. Prime Minister is congregating a conference of the leaders of eight additional northern European nations, in a way that they can plan a route for economic development for the remaining European Union.

Today the Nordic-Baltic Meeting in London will witness business leaders from Latvia, Lithuania, Iceland, Estonia, Denmark, and Norway, Sweden and Finland and heads of government and unite with those from the U. K. to evaluate plans for endorsing improvement, green technologies and gender equality.

Govt. does not want to interfere into bonus matters of banks

David-CameronThe government has re-insisted that it does not want to interfere into the bonus matters of top executives of banks, even if they have become state-owned.

One of the most prominent one in this category is Royal Bank of Scotland whose CEO, Stephen Hester, has been under criticism for his pay of £9 million during last year.

All those who are against his pay package say that the bank he is taking care of is 83 per cent owned by the taxpayers and then £45billion of direct aid has been poured into the bank already.

Land promised by China to UK for business

David-CameronUK is very keen on the recovery of its economy, for which it is taking some big steps towards it. The team of top power brokers of UK, which has leaders like Prime Minister David Cameron and Prince Andrew, are in talks with China for the same purpose.

They would be spending this week's beginning with the vice premier of China, Li Keqiang and a host of top Chinese politicians and business bosses for help. Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg and the Chancellor George Osborne will also be assisting them in the process.

Business chiefs and Cameroon to work for creating more jobs

David-CameronWith a view to pick up the spirit of a deflated public sector, Prime Minister David Cameron will take pledge from private sector bosses on Monday to create thousands of jobs.

He has arranged meetings with almost all the business leaders of construction, retail, hotels, manufacturing, technology and oil and will aim to work out positive deals with them. This way, he is planning to avoid recession and boost the coalition government's hope to regain its momentum.

India signs £700 million jet deal with UK

India signs £700 million jet deal with UKAs a part of the British PM, David Cameron's visit to India, both the countries have signed a Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT) Hawk trainer deal. Worth of the deal is £700 million.

The deal was signed by the companies of both the nations. From UK it was BAE Systems while from India the representative was HAL. As per the deal, India will be signing 57 BAE Hawk's.

This will be over the 66 Hawk's that India had purchased earlier. They were in part of the condition of fly-away and were numbered 24. 42 others were built by HAL. Till now, India has purchased 123 hawks from Britain.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron in India for trade talks

UK Prime Minister David Cameron in India for trade talksThe prime minister of UK, Mr. David Cameron had landed in India for trade talks and he anticipates that the talk will help to build the business relationship between Britain and India. The young Prime Minister is on his first visit to Asia after taking the office and he is in India with many business leaders of UK and senior cabinet colleagues.

The government has said India could be an important economic partner to boost the investment and exports. The prime minister came to India from his tour to Turkey.

Battle between London and Facebook heats up

Battle between London and Facebook heats upAccording to the media reports, British Premier David Cameron's battle with social networking site Facebook over a page that glorified a dead killer has prompted a debate on free speech on the Internet.

Obama and Cameron to discuss BP oil spill

Obama and Cameron to discuss BP oil spillThe British Prime Minister, David Cameron will have a discussion over the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster with the US President Barack Obama. He has said that it is a matter of concern and the UK oil giant BP is involved in this issue.

The oil firm BP is now under tremendous pressure from US government to fix the oil spill and has decided not to distribute dividends to its shareholders.

Conservative Party leader David Cameron pledge to usher in a new era in Britain

Conservative Party leader David Cameron pledge to usher in a new era in BritainAccording to the official reports, Conservative Party leader David Cameron pledged to usher in a new era of government responsibility as British prime minister Tuesday, ending days of disarray.

The Times of London has reported that Cameron finally got the his chance to form a government Tuesday after five days of political drama following an election that saw the Labor Party lose its majority in Parliament and its leader, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, step down from power.

British Conservatives are demanding rights to pilot subsequent government

British Conservatives are demanding to form the Government in the UK Parliament. David Cameron, the leader of the Conservative Party has said that his party can have the necessary majority and they can form the next Government. He has also urged smaller Democratic parties to support and he is anticipating that he will be able to form an alliance soon.

The recent general national election has shattered 13 years of supremacy of the Labor Party. The Party has ended with only 258 seats. But at the same time it has provided the Conservative Party and other small organization a chance to prove their majority.

Cameron wins the third and final debate of the 2010 U.K. general election campaign

David-CameronAn Angus Reid Public Opinion poll has indicated that conservative Party leader David Cameron won the third and final debate of the 2010 U. K. general election campaign.

Angus Reid has said that Cameron was seen as "a better person to handle most economic policy issues," and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg was seen as the best at connecting with undecided voters, leaving Prime Minister Gordon Brown delivering the worst performance of the three candidates.

Bruni’s glamorous incentive to Cameron with General Election win

London, Feb. 7 : If David Cameron wins the UK General Election, he will have one glamorous incentive with the keys to 10 Downing Street, as Carla Bruni may join Nicolas Sarkozy in greeting the Conservative leader.

The French ambassador has disclosed that Nicolas Sarkozy is to visit London shortly after the expected polling day amid rumours that he will be accompanied by his alluring wife, Carla Bruni.

“The president is going to come for the anniversary of De Gaulle''s appeal in June,” The Telegraph quoted French Ambassador Maurice Gourdault-Montagne, as saying.

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