TOP 100 ENGLAND SITES
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| David Cameron to use British troops at home, not abroad A Conservative government would be more wary of sending British troops abroad than Labour, make more use of the Armed Forces for security and emergency response work at home, David Cameron has said. telegraph.co.uk |
Bill McLaren, the voice of rugby, dies aged 86 Bill McLaren, known universally as the voice of rugby, died has in hospital in his native Hawick. He was 86. McLaren, acknowledged as one of the greatest sports commentators of all time, passed away peacefully. He leaves a widow, Bette, a daughter Linda and five grandchildren, among them Rory Lawson the Scotland scrum half who plays for Gloucester. Janie, a second daughter, predeceased him. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
BBC launches inquiry into portrayal of homosexuals The BBC has launched a wide scale inquiry into its portrayal of homosexuality across the corporation, following a series of 'bad taste' rows. telegraph.co.uk |
Atheist David Miliband sends son to faith school David Miliband has been accused of hypocrisy for sending his son to a Church of England school even though he himself is an atheist. telegraph.co.uk |
Google: cyber-attack defences 'need to be better', says Pentagon's top cyber strategist The Pentagon's top cyber strategist, William J. Lynn III said greater efforts are needed to fight cyber-attacks similar to those suffered by Google in China. telegraph.co.uk |