Revamping North London With Fine Foods

Kings Cross, a previously run-down part of London, has seen increased investment and regeneration.

The Top Ten Stocks for Aug. 31

Aug. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg’s Matt Miller, Linzie Janis and Adam Johnson report on today’s ten most important stocks including Facebook, SAIC and US Airways. (Source: Bloomberg)

Google Vs. Apple Mapping Wars: Race Across Earth

Aug. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Cristina Alesci reports on big changes coming from Google Maps services. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Bottom Line." (Source: Bloomberg)

Economic Edge: The Future of the Euro Zone

Linda Yueh hosts a special edition of "Economic Edge" from the Alpbach Forum in Austria. She speaks with Maria Fekter, finance minister for Austria, Andreas Treichl, chief executive officer of Erste Group Bank, Thomas Wieser, head of the Eurogroup Working Group, and Klaus Regling, head of the EFSF.

Can Putin Revitalize the Former `Wallet of Russia'?

In the first episode of "Tweed's Russian Train Trip" David Tweed investigates whether Putin's goal of six percent annual growth can be achieved and speaks to Bo Andersson, chief executive officer of Gaz.

Day in the Life of the World's Longest Train Ride

David Tweed's typical day on a Trans-Siberian train, travelling along the world's longest railway line.

Clinton arrives for Pacific Islands Forum (0:56)

August 31 - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives in the South Pacific nation of the Cook Islands for the Pacific Islands Forum. Sunita Rappai reports.

Arctic wildlife at risk from climate change

Published 31 August 2012 09:57

Global warming is having a major impact on the melting of the polar ice caps. Al Jazeera's Nick Clark went to the northernmost civilian community in Canada's Greeze Fjord to find out more. This is his fourth and final report in a special series from the region.

Talks with FARC win support in Colombia

Published 30 August 2012 12:37

A former Colombian senator has asked the government to maintain a ceasefire with FARC rebels to end a decades-old conflict. Piedad Cordoba has also called for greater public influence over the peace process. Earlier this week the president, Juan Manuel Santos, confirmed exploratory talks with the leftist guerrilla group are under way. Al Jazeera's Teresa Bo reports from the capital, Bogota.

Isaac downgraded to tropical depression

Published 31 August 2012 15:24

Heavy rain continues to pelt southern Louisiana and Mississippi as the region tries to recover from Hurricane Isaac, now downgraded to a tropical storm. A million customers in the two states are waiting for power companies to restore their electricity. Meanwhile, to the north and south of New Orleans, the storm has left thousands of homes underwater. Al Jazeera's Tom Ackerman reports from Placerman Parish, Lousiana.

Skeletons of Aztec nobility found in Mexico

Published 29 August 2012 15:57

Archeologists in Mexico city have found what they say is the skeleton of a young woman belonging to the Aztec nobility. Rocio Morales and her team discovered the remains five metres below ground in Mexico City's Temple Mayor. Altogether nearly 1,800 bones were uncovered, believed to be the remains of seven adults and three children. The unprecedented discovery is the first evidence of mass sacrifice, or reburial of remains, for a member of the ruling class in the Aztec empire. Morales said: "It's really exciting to make this kind of discovery and be so lucky to to be the first one to dig it up and register it." Al Jazeera's Rachel Levin reports from Mexico City.

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Syria refugees must vacate Lebanese schools

Published 30 August 2012 21:54

Syrians who sought refuge in schools in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley are being told they have to leave before the start of the school year next week. Lebanese officials have been handing out tents, but refugees have had to find somewhere to erect them. With more than 200,000 refugees now registered in countries on Syria's borders, it is further evidence of a growing humanitarian crisis. Al Jazeera's James Bays reports from the Bekaa Valley.

Peace brings surge to Mogadishu nightlife

Published 26 August 2012 06:27

The Somali capital Mogadishu is known for being one of the most dangerous cities in the world. But it's enjoying its most peaceful period in more than twenty years. Somalis who were once too frightened to venture out after dark, are going to restaurants and shops at night. Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from Mogadishu.

Google gives assist to Nigerian businesses

Published 27 August 2012 08:40

Google is helping young entrepreneurs in Nigeria expand their businesses by putting them online. While many legitimate ventures are launching websites and thriving as a result, the country's reputation for internet fraud remains an obstacle. Yvonne Ndege reports from Lagos.

The ups and downs of skateboarding

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by FinancialTimesVideos

The skateboarding industry has evolved into a multi-billion dollar business. Now though, with participation rapidly declining, the industry is struggling to move forward. Christopher Booker reports from California on how the business is trying to maintain momentum.

Paralympics 2012: Joy and despair for GB's cyclists

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by IBTimesUK

Day two of the Paralympics has seen Great Britain land more medals, as a number of athletes look forward to what is setting to be a busy weekend of sporting action.

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A Home from Home | Euromaxx

Published on Aug 30, 2012 by deutschewelleenglish

The Australian singer Kat Frankie moved to Berlin from Sydney eight years ago. The German capital, she says, has given her the opportunity to do what she loves most - make music.

08/31/2012 THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by france24english

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Spain's Bankia reports massive loss

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by Euronews

http://www.euronews.com/ Nationalised Spanish lender Bankia has announced losses of 4.45 billion euros between January and June. That was worse than its total for the whole of 2011.

Immediately afterwards Spain's national bank-rescue fund said it will inject emergency cash into Bankia to keep it solvent. It did not say how much.

Illustrating how big Bankia's problems are, it is setting aside 2.7 billion euros to cover loans in just the second quarter that likely will not be repaid.

Bankia, which is Spain's fourth largest lender, was created by merging seven different troubled savings banks in 2010.

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Pricier coffee and cinemas from Spain's VAT hike

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by Euronews

http://www.euronews.com/ The Spanish government's increase in sales tax from September 1st could not have come at a worse time for the country' retailers who suffered a 7.3 percent decline in sales in July from a year earlier.

Frightened of losing even more trade in the middle of a recession many Spanish shops, supermarkets, restaurants and leisure companies have said they will not pass on the VAT increases in their prices.

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Eurozone inflation and unemployment rise

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by Euronews

http://www.euronews.com/ Eurozone inflation jumped more than expected in August.

Economists said rising energy prices were the main factor.

Consumer prices in the 17 countries using the euro rose 2.6 percent year-on-year.

It had been up 2.4 percent in July.

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India censors social media after riots

Published 25 August 2012 02:41

The Indian government has called on social media websites like Twitter and Facebook to remove what it calls objectionable content after sectarian violence broke out in the state of Assam. Last week the authorities blamed groups in Pakistan for circulating hate videos showing attacks against Muslims, but among the sites banned are news agencies covering the violence. Al Jazeera's Dominic Kane reports.

Pakistan's Afghan refugees await decision on status

Published 25 August 2012 08:39

Al Jazeera's Imtiaz Tyab, reporting from Peshawar, addresses the December 2012 expiration of refugee status for Afghans in neighbouring Pakistan. Tyab says Islamabad has found itself in a "very sticky situation" since 2009, when the expiration date was first established. Our correspondent says the Pakistani government "have been dragging their heels" due to a combination of international pressure against any possible repatriation of up to three million refugees and Pakistan's own internal troubles - terrorism, increased violence, a suffering economy, and natural disasters.

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Myanmar sees signs of reforms over child soldiers

Published 25 August 2012 06:44

Human rights groups have long criticised the use of child soldiers in Myanmar's ethnic conflicts. Part of a wave of political reforms, the government has signed a pledge to release former child soldiers from the army and reintigrate them into society. Two rebel armies have also signed a deal promising to stop recruiting children under the age of 18. In interviews obtained by Al Jazeera, former child soldiers describe what they have endured. Al Jazeera's Florence Looi reports.

Struggling to put food on the table in China

Published 31 August 2012 16:05

World food prices remain high, partly due to the failure of the soybean crop in North America, and droughts in several parts of the world. China is not immune to the steep increases in food prices, and poor families in urban areas there are struggling to put meals on their tables. Al Jazeera's Rob McBride reports from Hong Kong.

Indonesia boat sinking survivors brought ashore

Published 31 August 2012 16:22

Survivors of a sunken boat en route to Australia are ferried to Indonesia as the search for others continues. Despite a halt to the search by the Australians, Indonesian recue workers continue looking for survivors two days after a boat full of asylum seekers sank on its way to Australia. Nearly 100 people remain missing as 55 others have been found alive at sea. Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports from Merak. Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports from Merak.

News Bulletin - 0935 GMT update

Published 31 August 2012 10:10

The main headlines on Al Jazeera English, featuring the latest news and reports from around the world.

South Koreans clash with police at Japan embassy

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by NewsOnABC

South Korean protesters have clashed with police outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul, at the same time calling on Japan to withdraw claims over a group of disputed islands.

New technology improves regional health

Published on Aug 31, 2012 by NewsOnABC

Regional emergency departments and the Canberra Hospital are set to be linked by new video technology.

Preserving traditional Tongan dance

Published on Aug 30, 2012 by tagatapasifika1

Whether you know how to Duggy, Jerk or Azonto it's a dance craze among Pacific youth. For Tongan dancer Sesilia Pusiaki she is preserving traditional Tonga through residency in South Auckland.

Rowing as a sport for Pacific Islanders

Published on Aug 30, 2012 by tagatapasifika1

New Zealand's Olympic rowing success has already translated into a heightened awareness of the sport. A West Auckland club is hoping to reach out again to entice Pacific Island kids into rowing. John Utanga spoke with President of the Waitemata Rowing Club, Cook Islander Rachel Dobrec.

Pacific Islands Leaders forum Rarotonga, Cook Islands 2012

Published on Aug 30, 2012 by tagatapasifika1

Prime Minister John Key along with other regional leaders is in Rarotonga for the Pacific Islands Leaders forum. The guest of honour this year is the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. One News Pacific Correspondent, Barbara Dreaver is in Rarotonga with this story.

Cook Islands community celebrate achievements

Published on Aug 30, 2012 by tagatapasifika1

The Cook Islands community in Auckland recently got together to commemorate constitution day in the Cooks and to celebrate their successes.

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