Change: 64.4% are white British More than one in three babies born in England and Wales are non-white, according to new Government figures. The first-ever Government breakdown of births by ethnicity show just 64.4 per cent of the 649,371 babies born in 2005 were recorded as White British. And of those white British children, only half were born to married parents. Nearly nine per cent are listed as Asian, five per cent as black, 3.5 per cent as mixed and 2.4 per cent as 'other ethnic group'. The figures, released by the Office for National Statistics, also reveal significant differences in the...
Television: All white on the night? 
The Independent
The Independent
Can't say we weren't notified. On billboards everywhere, already sending some of us off the road, there was Channel 4 bringing India to town. Wicked! The posters had din and colour, drums and pipes, saris and turbans,...
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: Channel 4's Indian Winter is an insult to Asians
The Independent
The Independent
Can't say we weren't notified. On billboards everywhere, already sending some of us off the road, there was Channel 4 bringing India to town. Wicked! The posters had din and colour, drums and pipes, saris and turbans,...
FUND VIEW-Templeton says Asia FX to boost bonds, likes Indonesia
The Guardian
The Guardian
* Keeping duration relatively short at average 3.7 years * Bets Asian currencies will rise this year against dollar * Avoiding U.S., Japanese, British government bonds By Saikat Chatterjee HONG KONG, Feb 4 (Reuters) -...
Officials believe one of the largest gold resources in the world lies within BC
Mineweb
Mineweb
VANCOUVER - Exploration spending in British Columbia reached C$154 million last year with 30 mine development projects submitted to the provincial government. BC Minister of State for Mining Randy Hawes said...
Officials believe one of the largest gold resources in the world lies within British Columbia
Mineweb
Mineweb
VANCOUVER - Exploration spending in British Columbia reached C$154 million last year with 30 mine development projects submitted to the provincial government. BC Minister of State for Mining Randy Hawes said...
