'Friends' group backs Yemen economic development
Nations concerned about the growing strength of al-Qaida and other Islamic extremists in Yemen called Friday for economic, social and political reforms to stabilize the country. Full story
T&C party abandons reform talks with Britian
A political boss in the Turks and Caicos Islands said Wednesday that his party is abandoning reform talks with British officials until a guaranteed date is set for an election restoring self rule. Full story
Climate change fears spark ‘new nuclear age’
Nuclear power — long considered environmentally hazardous — is emerging as perhaps the world's most unlikely weapon against climate change. Full story
Boyle sings ‘Cry Me A River’
Nov. 23: Singer Susan Boyle, who gained fame on “Britain’s Got Talent,” performs “Cry Me a River” on Rockefeller Plaza.
Susan Boyle’s ‘I Dreamed a Dream’
Nov. 23: Susan Boyle, who became a global phenomenon after her audition on “Britain’s Got Talent,” performs the song that made her famous, “I Dreamed a Dream.”
Susan Boyle's CD tops charts
Nov. 22: Singer Susan Boyle, who won over the public with her performance on "Britain's Got Talent," is turning her TV and Internet success into album sales. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports.
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Raging floods engulf northern England
Nov. 21: Floodwaters engulfed northern England following the heaviest rainfall ever recorded in Britain. ITV's Stephen Douglas reports.
Boyle sets pre-order record
Nov. 19: Courtney Hazlett talks with MSNBC's Alex Witt about anticipation for Susan Boyle's new CD. The “Britain's Got Talent” star set a record for pre-sales on Amazon.com.
‘Pirate Radio’: Nov. 13
Philip Seymour Hoffman stars as an American deejay who helps start an illegal radio station off the coast of Britain in the 1960s.
UK tightens mortgage rules
Oct. 19: Britain's financial officials say borrowers will face stringent tests to determine whether they can afford mortgages. A major part of the plan no longer allows self certification and calls for greater scrutiny of borrowers finances. ITV's Salma Siraj reports.
SIDS tied to sleeping with parents
Oct. 14: Researchers in Britain say sleeping in a bed with an infant is a major factor in SIDS deaths. TODAY’s Natalie Morales reports.
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