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Giant horse to tower over UK countryside

A sculpture of a giant white horse taller than the Statue of Liberty is set to tower over the countryside as part of an unusual scheme to help revive the fortunes of a depressed region of England.

Snow disruption could cost UK economy $5 billion

Questions were being asked Tuesday about how snow in Britain caused so much disruption to travel and education as analysts said the cost to the economy could be as much as £3.5 billion ($5 billion).

Time.com: Amid Financial Crisis, Belgians Go on Strike

As if the beleaguered country didn't have enough problems, now its roads are paralyzed and schools shut down

Channel Tunnel services resume after blaze

Eurostar passenger trains were running again Saturday through the Channel Tunnel between England and France after authorities extinguished a fire that burned for nearly 22 hours.

Channel Tunnel services to resume after 22-hour fire

Train service through the Channel Tunnel between England and France is set to resume Saturday morning after authorities extinguished a fire that burned for nearly 22 hours, officials said.

Thousands stranded by Channel Tunnel fire

Authorities on Thursday halted all traffic running through the 50-kilometer (30-mile) Chunnel after a fire broke out inside the tunnel, which runs between Britain and France underneath the English Channel, Eurotunnel and fire officials said.

Shane Meadows' 'Somers Town' bloom

Shane Meadows' latest film "Somers Town" has an interesting history.

The high-speed rail revolution

As airlines slash flights and cut spending in the wake of rising fuel prices, rail travel across Europe is entering into a period of renewal.

Time.com: Fantasy Meets Football in England

Every sports fan would love to be able to call the shots on their own team. Could a groundbreaking collaboration in English soccer point the way ahead?

Sarkozy's union fight halts France

Traffic gridlock gripped the French capital Wednesday as President Nicolas Sarkozy's promised labor reforms went head to head with transport and utility unions who have launched an open-ended nationwide strike.

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