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Product DescriptionA witty and irreverent guide to daily life in the UK, from the writers of the hit BBC1 topical news quiz. What if the people at Have I Got News for You were to write the Home Office?’s Guide to Citizenship? The result would be something like this. Probably. With the hit show?’s Trademark satirical tone, the Have I Got News For You Guide to Modern Britain takes readers…

Read the Transcript: to.pbs.org Onlookers crowded London’s streets and television viewers worldwide tuned into the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in London Friday. Margaret Warner recaps the ceremony’s significance with John Burns, London bureau chief for the New York Times.

Prince William rehearses for queen’s birthday bash Tourists outside Buckingham Palace had a rare opportunity Saturday to see Prince William on horseback. Read more on Denver Post Britain’s Got Talent 2011: Jai McDowall beats judges’ favorite, Ronan Parke Jai McDowall, BGT 2011 winner Image Credit: thesun.co.uk Scottish singing sensation Jai McDowall shocked everyone, as he bags first place in this year’s Britain’s Got Talent, after beating judges’ favorite Ronan Parke,…

Prince William teacher charged with taking indecent liberties with student, 16 A 27-year-old Prince William County English teacher at Gar-Field High School is accused of taking indecent liberties with a 16-year-old male student over the course of a year, Prince William police said. Read more on Washington Post Prince Harry returns to Britain British prince returns home from an Arctic trek Read more on CBS News

A wedding gift for charity Belinda Stewart-Cox is high on the list of expats to look out for at the moment, since it was announced that her Elephant Conservation Network, based in Kanchanaburi, has been selected by Prince William and his fiance’e, Catherine Middleton, as one of the recipients of their wedding charitable gift fund. The donation will be made through the the Zoological Society of London (ZSL). Read more…

You spend a lot of money, but why have the Olympic Games help young people? Why not spend the? 2. 4 billion f? R schools and education?

Queen Elizabeth II calls for world peace at UN Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II pleaded for world peace in her first visit in five decades to the UN headquarters during a whirlwind tour of a sweltering New York. Read more on Sydney Morning Herald Queen hails work of United Nations The Queen has urged the United Nations to lead the world in tackling “global dangers” like terrorism and climate change while…