• The IFAB is comprised of FIFA and the four UK-based football associations of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

    CNN: Goal-line technology approved in soccer

  • His speech talked up Scotland's relatively strong position within the UK, with income per head beaten only by London and south-east England, and employment higher than the UK average.

    BBC: What price the Union?

  • Which is obviously good news for the UK, since - as our prime minister and Bank of England governor are wont to say - the biggest economic threat to the UK right now would be a disorderly break up of the European currency union.

    BBC: Has Merkozy taken Italy out of the danger zone?

  • But it's the first time that I can remember such a polarised investment decision between Wales and England - with the UK Government clearly backing the West Midlands option.

    BBC: Location, location, location

  • LONDON, England -- The UK Defence Ministry has confirmed its minister Geoff Hoon had spoken to scientist David Kelly but would not give any further details ahead of Lord Hutton's public inquiry.

    CNN: Pressure on Hoon over Kelly chat

  • The changes in England's examinations mark a widening divide between education systems within the UK - with Wales and Northern Ireland so far not following the changes proposed in England.

    BBC: GCSEs replaced by 'English Bac' in key subjects

  • The UK Government was batting for England and no-one else.

    BBC: Location, location, location

  • This starts on 1 April 2013 and will help people who want to buy a new-build property in England only, unlike the mortgage guarantee scheme, which will be UK-wide.

    BBC: Budget 2013: Row over 'second home subsidy'

  • The HSCIC's NHS Immunisation Statistics, England , 2011-12 report shows coverage in England is still below that of other UK nations.

    BBC: MMR vaccine uptake reaches 14-year high

  • He renewed his calls for the government to change the law governing the UK's DNA databases - particularly the practice in England and Wales of keeping the DNA profiles of thousands of people who have neither been charged nor convicted.

    BBC: DNA fingerprinting 25 years old

  • The Bank of England has predicted the UK will "zig-zag" in and out of growth.

    BBC: UK employment: Firms 'report optimism over jobs'

  • This compares to negatives across the rest of the UK. In Scotland it was -20% and in England -16%, although it was only -1% in Northern Ireland.

    BBC: Welsh building trade turning the corner, says FMB Cymru

  • With the current foot-and-mouth epidemic sweeping the UK and local elections in England expected to be delayed, voters may not go to the polls for some time to come.

    BBC: SNP to spring conference attack

  • Age UK looked at Department of Health figures - which only cover England - for the number of elderly people using day care provided or arranged by their local council over the past three financial years.

    BBC: Day care services for elderly 'hit by cuts'

  • Snow continues to grip parts of the UK with roads in parts of south Wales and south-west England affected.

    BBC: Snow continues to grip parts of UK

  • The report said this was the equivalent of funding anti-tobacco smuggling measures across the UK and smoking cessation services in England twice over.

    BBC: Health

  • Over the weekend across the UK more than 800 homes were flooded - mostly in the west of England - and two people died in weather-related incidents.

    BBC: Wales floods: Roads closed and trains cancelled

  • The South Wales Police force has seen the sharpest fall in recorded crimes in the UK - but new figures show a sharp rise in violent crime throughout England and Wales.

    BBC: News Online

  • MPs from all parts of the UK would be able to vote at second and third reading on England-only bills, but not amend them.

    BBC: MPs reject English laws plan

  • Age UK said that of the two million older people in England with care-related needs, nearly 800, 000 receive no support from public or private sector agencies.

    BBC: London Councils: Care funding gap '?907m by 2018'

  • According to the charity Action on Addiction, about six in 10 people aged 11-15 in England say they drink, and in the UK, about 5, 000 teenagers are admitted to hospital every year for alcohol-related reasons.

    BBC: Therapy 'could cut teen drinking', researchers say

  • So the choice of the Canadian Mark Carney to be the next governor of the Bank of England marks the UK as unusually free from nationalist prejudices and hang-ups.

    BBC: Why Osborne went to Canada for his governor

  • The Prudential Regulation Authority, which will become the UK's regulator for deposit-taking institutions in April under the Bank of England, would have the power to ensure the ring-fenced bank to carry on with its business.

    BBC: Business

  • And because banks hate being beholden to central banks, they are reluctant to lend as much as the economy needs - even when, as is happening in the UK, the Bank of England and Treasury try to chuck unlimited quantities of cheap money at them.

    BBC: Business

  • But it also mutated on social media into humorous new variants such as "Romneyshambles" - used to describe gaffes by US presidential candidate Mitt Romney during his visit to the UK - and omnivoreshambles, referring to the row about a planned badger cull in England and Wales.

    BBC: UK Politics

  • They say the diet in England is far from perfect - but should be achievable in other UK countries.

    BBC: English-style diet 'could save 4,000' in rest of UK

  • In south-east England, it's 74% of the workforce, north-east England is again worst off with 65%, while the UK average is 70%, and Scotland's again doing slightly better at 71%.

    BBC: No longer the poor relation

  • Overall the picture across the UK was mixed, with some evidence of a north-south divide re-emerging in England.

    BBC: Scottish jobs outlook 'best in six years'

  • The Scottish Liberal Democrats could be under pressure at the polls, in the wake of controversial decisions taken by the UK government, including deficit-reducing spending cuts and backing increases for student tuition fees in England.

    BBC: Lib Dems aim to boost MSP numbers ahead of conference

  • South-African born Fourie qualifies to play for England through residency after moving to the UK with Rotherham Titans in 2005.

    BBC: Leeds' Hendre Fourie will go to World Cup - Neil Back

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