Commenting ahead of Lord Mandelson's announcement that students should be treated like consumers and given more information about courses, Liberal Democrat Shadow Universities Secretary, Stephen Williams said:

Local Lib Dem MEP Sharon Bowles, Chair of the European Parliament's powerful Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, has welcomed the news that the Lisbon Treaty has been ratified.

Lib Dem MEP Sharon Bowles has returned from Washington after three days of high-level talks with the US Congress.

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A recent article from philly.com reported on a serious lift accident that resulted in the death of a 41-year-old aerial-lift operator, and caused three others to be injured. According to the article, one of the injured victims, a 75-year-old woman,

As Halloween approaches, New Jersey Police officers are reminding citizens to be on alert whether they are driving or walking along the streets. Based on an nj.com article, there has already been an increase in pedestrian fatalities this year, with

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of 7-year old Emily Midgley who was killed at 7:00 p.m. on Halloween when she was run over while exiting a . Unfortunately the experienced and of are all too familiar

The and of salute the Consumer Product Safety Division's vote on Wednesday, October 21st to regulate 4 wheel ATV vehicles following more than 100 since 2003. More staggering than the death claims are the loss of limbs and suffered by

If you watch football or basketball, no doubt you've heard announcers say that a team will continue running a certain play until their opponent is able to stop it. Well, it seems a bank robber in Florida subscribes to the

that is a sausage in your pants! A bunch of them, as it turns out. Per The Cairns Post:A man has been caught stuffing sausages down his pants in a bizarre alleged theft at an Innisfail supermarket. The 38-year-old Innisfail

Are we really still in this state of paranoia, such that Middle Easterners can't take photos in the United States without arousing suspicion? Sadly, the answer is "yes," for at least one police officer in Athens, Georgia. Per the Athens

Aram Berberian had been a Rhode Island lawyer for 31 years when he sent this letter to a member of the Kent County, Rhode Island Courthouse police: Frank A. Carter, Jr., EsquireProvidence County Supreme Court250 Benefit StreetProvidence, R.I. 02903Dear Brother

of Chicago represents many clients that have been harmed by substandard medical care, focusing primarily in nursing home, obstetrics and gynecology, and wrongful death cases. As , we find the issue of substandard medical care to be a critically important