undefined Khaleej Times Obama turns to private sector to feed world's poor US President Barack Obama on Friday will announce an initiative with the private sector to set a goal of bringing 50 million people in the developing world out of poverty, officials said. | Obama will... (photo: Public Domain / Pete Souza) Government Obama Photos President Wikipedia: Barack Obama France24 G8 pressed to keep up fight on hunger | AFP - Anti-poverty campaigners are urging leaders of rich nations to commit at a weekend summit to feeding the world's poor, warning that hunger is taking a devastating toll away from the headlines.... (photo: EC / European Commission 2012) Humanitarian Hunger Leaders Photos Poverty Wikipedia: Hunger Top Stories The Daily Mail Corrupt police chief Ali Dizaei loses his job for a second time following disciplinary tribunal | Dismissed: Dizaei arrives at court with wife Shy before he was convicted for misconduct and perverting the course of justice at a retrial in February | Corrupt police c... (photo: AP / Sang Tan) Corruption Lawmaker Photos Police Wikipedia: Ali Dizaei PhysOrg Unhealthy diet and physical inactivity: Understanding these silent killers | Diet and activity behaviours, together with alcohol and tobacco, are risk factors for the world’s fastest growing health epidemic: a group of ‘silent killers&... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar) Diet Health Lifestyle Photos Wikipedia: Sedentary lifestyle The Daily Telegraph Sun seekers make most of respite as more rain is forecast As sunny spells go, it must have been one of the briefest. | After a brief period of dry and sunny weather, forecasters have predicted the country will return to gloomier... (photo: WN / Periasamy) Forecast Photos Rain UK Weather Wikipedia: United Kingdom Belfast Telegraph Construction still 'under pressure' Northern Ireland's construction sector remains under extreme pressure despite a marginal improvement in its downward trend, industry experts have said. | The latest RICS ... (photo: WN / RTayco) Business Industry Ireland Photos Wikipedia: Construction TravelDailyNews US Airways adds flights to Europe this summer US Airways customers will have more ways to get to Europe this summer with daily, seasonal service to Barcelona, Spain; Athens, Greece; Glasgow, Scotland; Venice, Italy; ... (photo: Creative Commons / Beacon) Airlines Business Photos Transport Wikipedia: US Airways The Daily Telegraph Australia Prince Charles turns BBC weatherman | HEIR to the British throne Prince Charles has had a light-hearted go at presenting the weather on BBC television, predicting a miserable spate of rain and snow for Scot... (photo: AP / Akira Suemori) Celebrities Photos Scotland Television Wikipedia: Charles, Prince of Wales Gulf News UN: Arms smuggled both ways between Lebanon, Syria | The United Nations has information that arms are being smuggled in both directions between Lebanon and Syria, a UN Middle East envoy said Wednesday. | The envoy, Terje ... (photo: UN / Evan Schneider) Arms Lebanon Photos Syria UN Wikipedia: Syria The Guardian Sage drops on eurozone slowdown as FTSE 100 falls for third day running | Software group reports disappointing revenue growth while Greek and Spanish concerns unnerve investors | As the market slumped for the third day running on continuing e... (photo: EC / EC) Business Economy Eurozone Photos Software Wikipedia: Eurozone
