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  • Republicans to call for monarchy referendum when Queen dies

    04/20/2016 7:19:25 AM PDT · by NRx · 24 replies
    The Guardian ^ | 04-20-2016 | Matthew Weaver
    Britain’s republican movement has revealed it plans to mount a campaign for a referendum on the future of the monarchy when the Queen dies. Republic has been nervous of appearing callous over the Queen’s mortality, because it sees the popularity of the Queen as crucial to public support for the institution. But on the eve of the Queen’s 90th birthday, Republic’s chief executive, Graham Smith, suggested that, when it happens, the Queen’s death will mark a turning point in public attitudes. “The Queen’s birthday reminds us that support for the monarchy is bound up with support for the Queen,” he...
  • The most expensive place on Earth? Disney World raises admission prices for second time in a year..

    02/25/2014 6:54:48 AM PST · by C19fan · 62 replies
    UK Daily Mail ^ | Feb 24, 2014 | Staff
    It might be the happiest place on earth, but your wallet won't be feeling any happier after splashing out even more to 'experience the magic' of Disney. The cost of going to the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World just got more expensive. Although Disney won't specify the reasons behind the increase, the Florida parks are home to the company's new high-tech wristband-based ticketing and ride reservation system, called MyMagic+ which cost the company $1.5 billion. ......................................................... Disney World has raised the one-day ticket price to the Magic Kingdom by $4 so that it now costs $99 before taxes for...
  • A Lot Worse: UK Mired In £5 Trillion Of Debt

    08/18/2010 11:06:25 AM PDT · by george76 · 20 replies
    Sky News ^ | 14 July 2010
    Britain has sunk into a pit of debt which is five times deeper than previously feared, with the country now owing the equivalent of £200,000 per household. Instead of the £1 trillion reading normally presented as the nation's debt, the UK is in the red by closer to £5 trillion... a broader set of ONS figures taking in Government liabilities show unfunded public service pension obligations could add another £1.2 trillion and liabilities in unfunded state pension schemes a further £1.35 trillion. The sum is almost four times the size of the UK's total gross domestic product in 2009...a more...