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Welcome to the British Midlands, a region located an hour north of London, at the heart of the UK. The British Midlands is one of the best-connected and most affordable places to live and work in the UK. It is also home to vibrant cities like Birmingham and Nottingham offering a thriving business culture, where enterprising ideas are supported by cutting-edge research.Compare London office space with londonoffices.com

Britain asks EU to put Hezbollah armed wing on terror list
By Adrian Croft BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain said on Tuesday it had asked the European Union to put Hezbollah's military arm on its list of terrorist organizations, urging Europe to respond robustly to evidence of the Islamist group's involvement in an attack that killed five Israelis. Britain's request came after Bulgaria accused the Lebanese militant movement in February of carrying out a bomb ...

IMF urges Britain to do more to boost growth
By William Schomberg and David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund called on Britain's government on Wednesday to do more to speed up slow economic recovery, hinting that the country might be able to afford to borrow more to fund investment. The report is unlikely to spur chancellor George Osborne to deviate from his flagship austerity programme, and does not directly ...

Britain asks EU to put Hezbollah military wing on terror list
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain said on Tuesday it had asked the European Union to put the military wing of Islamist group Hezbollah on its list of terrorist organizations. Britain's request came after Bulgaria accused the Lebanese militant movement on February 5 of carrying out a bomb attack on a bus in the Black Sea city of Burgas that killed five Israelis and their Bulgarian driver in July last ...

Britain reveals drop in public borrowing
Britain's government borrowed less than forecast in April as high tax receipts boosted state coffers, official data showed on Wednesday.

Scotland says better off without Britain, but with the pound
By William James LONDON (Reuters) - Ending Britain's 306-year rule would allow Scotland to reverse generations of economic mismanagement and free its lawmakers to boost economic growth, say Scottish nationalists campaigning to split from the UK. Independence would not only bring the long-standing and sometimes-troubled union to an end, but allow tax cuts and investment focused on boosting ...