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Cardiff Capital and Accountants

from Bridgend are unique in the sense that some firms have established themselves there to serve the multi cultural nature of the city, which became so due to the boom of the coal export business in the world at the late 19th...

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An out-of-work S. Philly guy.

Want answers? Sam Murray is your guy. According to the Population Reference Bureau, what is the approximate number of people who have ever lived on Earth? (a) 50 billion, (b) 100 billion, (c) 1 trillion, (d) 5 trillion?

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UK Gives Go-ahead for 10 Nuclear Power Stations

The government has approved 10 sites in England and Wales for new nuclear power stations, most of them in locations where there are already plants. It has rejected only one proposed site - in Dungeness, Kent - as being...

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Wikipedia founder creates help site for homeless

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- The founder of the popular online encyclopedia Wikipedia has created a new Web site that helps Tampa Bay area's homeless. Jimmy Wales was in town Friday to introduce the launch of tampabayhomeless.wikia.com....

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Glossy News - EU Gets “Ruff” as Pets Banned from Barkin’ Parks

Posted on October 20, 2009. Tags: In what community critics across the UK are calling the most stupid idea to be thought up since the last stupid idea was thought up, borough councils in England and Wales have used their...

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Strain of drug-resistant swine flu sparks fears for Tamiflu use

By Jeremy Laurence in Cardiff Saturday November 21 2009 A STRAIN of swine flu resistant to the anti-viral drug Tamiflu is spreading from person to person, health officials in Wales confirmed last night. Five patients on a unit...

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Cardiff confidential: Saying farewell to Gavin & Stacey

'Gavin & Stacey' returns next week – but it will be for the last time, writes Gerard Gilbert Just 24 months ago, the first series of Gavin & Stacey had finished airing on BBC3, attracting a respectable but hardly...

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Cumbria floods: Gordon Brown arrives to meet stricken residents

Gordon Brown has arrived in Cumbria to see flood damage and meet those affected by the record breaking rainfall in the area, which is braced for further downpours. Northside bridge outside Workington in Cumbria and people air...

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Children In Need appeal tops £1m

Watch highlights of the Strictly Come Dancing-style competition among BBC Wales presenters. Image: Mike Fudge The BBC Children in Need appeal in Wales passed the £1m mark for a second year running after a day's fundraising. The...

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Jones issues Welsh rallying call ahead of Puma tussle

By Andrew Baldock Saturday November 21 2009 Wales captain Ryan Jones wants a bold and ruthless approach from his team as they aim to rediscover their scoring touch against Argentina today. Despite making a total of 17...

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