UK news in the Korean press

HSBC chief Michael Geoghegan fears second downturn [Hankyung, 6 October 2009]
Debate Shifts to New European Leader [Kukmin, 6 October 2009]
SC Bank CEO, Steve Bertamini [Donga, 6 October 2009]
Promises by Gordon Brown [Kukmin, 1 October 2009]
Interview with Charles Landry, director of Comedia company and city designer [Donga, 30 September 2009]
Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research on North Pole [Segye, 29 September 2009]
Mandelson 'concerned' by firms' foreign control: WSJ [Seoul Economic, 29 September 2009]
HSBC moves CEO to Hong Kong [Hankyung, 28 September 2009]
UK Treasury Department to send one of its staffs to Korea [Donga, 28 September 2009]
Gordon Brown considers cut a nuclear submarine [Kyunghyang, 25 September 2009]
Aviva Group to invest in Korea [Hankyung, 23 September 2009]
Multiculturalism in Europe and Japan [Donga, 23 September 2009]
David Gill, CEO of Manchester United will attend the World Knowledge Forum organised by Maeil Business [Maeil Business, 22 September 2009]
Thatcher's fight against German unity [Kyunghyang, 22 September 2009]
Interview with Dr Tim Hunt, a British Nobel Laureate who delivered a keynote speech at Bio Korea 2009 [Money today, 21 September 2009]
Interview with Elroy Dimson, professor at London Business School. [Seoul Economic, 18 September 2009]
Brown admits cuts are imminent. [Maeil Business, 17 September 2009]
Gordon Brown on BBC News. [Hankuk, 16 September 2009]
Liverpool and Standard Chartered announce sponsorship deal [Hyungkyung, 16 September 2009]
Alistair Darling's Exit Strategy. [Hankyung, 14 September 2009]
Northeastern London. [Donga, 11 September 2009]
[Picture] Train in honour of Nicholas Winton, who saved hundreds of Jewish children, sets out from Prague. [Chosun, 8 September 2009]
PM Gordon Brown had an interview with Financial Times. [Seoul Economic, 2 September 2009]
UK's pride, cosy country towns [Donga Weekend Edition, 21 August 2009]
Interview with the British Ambassador [Asia Economy, 20 August 2009]
World Leaders send condolence [Joongang, 20 August 2009]
World leaders showing discrepancy on the Burmese issue [Kyunghyang, 13 August 2009]
'Korea needs more reduction in green house gases' UK Minister for DECC [Hankyoreh, 13 August 2009]
Interview with the British Ambassador [JoongAng, 12 August 2009]
Korean china to be displayed within the Albert and Victoria Museum [Maeil Busibess, 6 August 2009]
[Chart] Targets and policies for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in major countries. [JoongAng, 5 August 2009]
World under war with 'Green Protectionism' [Hankyoreh, 31 July 2009]
Apology letter to the Queen. [Donga, 25 July 2009]
Interview with Dr Adam Crewe of Bristol University. [Donga, 24 July 2009]
'Glass Ceiling' blocking top jobs. [Kyunghyang, 23 July 2009]
[Picture] Manchester United in Seoul. [Hankyoreh, 23 July 2009]
Tony Blair as first EU President? [Kyunghyang,17 July 2009]
MP David Cameron's article about autism. [Hankyoreh, 17 July 2009]
Dr Andy Pratt of LSE hd an interview. [Kyunghynag, 17 July 2009]
Full Recovery for two hears girl. [Hankyoreh, 15 July 2009]
Climate Change Meeting in Manchester. [Chosun, 14 July 2009]
London as "World's Carbon Finance" Hub. [Hankyoreh, 14 July 2009]
"Creative Partnership" Programme. [Maeil Business, 14 July 2009]
"Eurabia" fear in the UK. [Donga, 13 July 2009]
[Picture] Big Ben's 150th Birthday. [Chosun, 13 July 2009]
Cambridge University's Research Institute [Donga, 10 July 2009]
Prince Charles said that only 96 months left to save earth. [Hankyoreh, 10 July 2009]
Interview with Dr Peter Hall. [Donga, 9 July 09]
Artificial sperm cells from stem cells created. [Joongang, 9 July 09]
[Op-ed] Tony Blair. [Joongang, 9 July 09]
[Picture] Harry Potter Countdown. [Joongang, 8 July 09]
G8 Summit. [Chosun, 7 July 09]
Total Gallery in Seoul exhibits “London Calling: Who Gets to Run the World” [Seoul, 7 July 09]
[Picture] cherie Blari at Korean Eye Exbihition at Saatch Gallery [Hankyung, 6 July 09]
Brian Shaw, Managing Director of Business at UKTI visits Seoul [Hankyung, 6 July 09]
Interview with Emma Watson [Maeil Business, 6 July 09]
Tony Blair as a candidate for EU Presidency [Donga, 3 July 09]
6th World Conference of Science Journalists in London [Donga, 3 July 09]
UK's plan for five-year licensing system for teachers [Joongang, 2 July 09]
Prince Edwards to attend Korean Eye "Moon Generation" Exhibition [Hankyung, 2 July 09]
Interview with Ian Luder, Lord Mayor of the City of London [Hankyung, 2 July 09]
Legal order in the UK. [Seoul Economics, 1 July 09]
Comparison of Climate Change schemes between Korean and UK government. [Hankyoreh, 1 July 09]
Dr Adrian Owen of Cambridge University published article at Annuals of the New York Academy of Sciences. [Chosun, 30 June 09]
PM Gordon Brown to be ranked #3 in "2009 Global Leadership index." [Maeil Business, 30 June 09]
British Ambassador Martin Uden's Op-Ed. [Maeil Business, 26 June 09]
[Picture] Max and Spencer Korea introduced eco-friendly bag in Korea. [Donga, 25 June 09]
Flowers for a family divided [Joongang, 24 June 09]
New speaker of House of Commons. [Donga, 24 June 09]
London "Thames Gateway" [Donga, 23 June 09]
[Picture] Sarah Brown and Queen Rania of Jordan stand in front of 10 Downing Street. [Chosun, 23 June 09]
PM Gordon Brown's editorial on Burma in Joongang on Saturday. [Joongang, 20 June 09]
The exhibition Earth Alert: A photographic response to climate change'. [Donga, 18 June 09]
UK implements new phone charge to build the new generation communication infrastructure. [Hankyung, 17 June 09]
Interview of Herman Simon, author of Hidden Champions. [Hankyung, 16 June 09]
Paul Potts performs in Seoul Square today. [Hankuk, 15 June 09]
UK government pushes plan to reduce budget for BBC which flamed a controversy over the issue. [Seoul, 15 June 09]
Queen Elizabeth and Michelle Obama are keeping friendship. [Chosun, 15 June 09]
UK is proposing 'Recalling MP bill.' [Seoul Economic, 12 June 09]
London Calling, British Art Show. [Kyunghyang, 11 June 09]
European leaders hopes Gordon Brown to stay in power longer [Chosun, 10 June 09]
UK's social welfare policies utilising 'fund products' [Hankyung, 10 June 09]
Interview of Peter Levine, the chairman of Lloyd's London. [Hankyung, 10 June 09]
Economic risk originated from the UK to arrive soon. [Maeil Businesss, 4 June 09]
PM Gordon Brown to appear on the Andrew Marr Show. [Seoul Economic, 2 June 09]
Lloyd's to enter Korean Market. [Hankyung, 29 May 09]
Martin Wolf, Columnist at the Financial Times. [Maeil Business, 28 May 09]
Financial Times reports Koreans mourning Roh's death. [Seoul Economic, 26 May 09]
British Ambassador Martin Uden to pay respects to Ex-President. [Chosun, 26 May 09]
PM Gordon Brown condemned North Korea for its nuclear test. [Seoul Economic, 26 May 09]
Michael Breen, former the Times correspondent to Korea. [Segye, 25 June 09]
Queen Elizabeth and PM Gordon Brown send their condolences to the Blue House. [Chosun, 25 May 09]
Interview with Dr Richard Dawkins of Oxford University. [Hankuk, 20 May 09]
Boris Johnson in Korea. [Chosun, 19 May 09]
Foreign Secretary David Miliband: China as the 21st century's "indispensable power." [Segye, 19 May 09]
Researchers at Nottingham University. [Segye, 14 May 09]
Interview with British actor Michael Caine. [Seoul Economic, 13 May 09]
Phil Packer finishes marathon. [Joongang, 11 May 09]
A step closer to developing a swine flu vaccine. [Chosun, 11 May 09]
Cancer Research UK said Aspirin for forty somethings could cut cancer risk [Chosun, 1 May 09]
Interview with Anthony Brown during his visit to Korea [Chosun, 1 May 09]
Queen Elizabeth II sent her first official e-mail [Chosun, 30 April 09]
Special Feature - UK's Green New Deal Policy [Seoul Economic, 29 April 09]
Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, met with Pope Benedict XVI in13 years [Hankook, 29 April 09]
Katie Price finishes London Marathon with her son [Donga, 28 April 09]
The Royal Horticultural Society launches a campaign [Hankuk, 27 April 09]
100th anniversary of the death of Ernest Thomas Bethel [Seoul, 24 April 09]
New UK Income Tax Rate From 45% to 50% [Seoul Economic, 24 April 09]
Special Feature - Imperial College London [Chosun, 23 April 09]
Picture - Andong City holds events to celebrate 10th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth' visit [Hankuk, 22 April 09]
Interview with a British journalist Andrew Salman [Hankuk, 22 April 09]
Professor Martina Deuchler, University of London, donates Korean ancient documents to the Academy of Korean Studies [Segye, 21 April 09]
Interview with a British veteran [Hankuk, 21 April 09]
Prince Philip sets record for longest-serving consort [Chosun, 20 April 09]
Robin Yarwood, one of six survivors from the Middlesex Regiment visits Gapyeong [Donga, 20 April 09]
Queen Elizabeth II's crown [Chosun, 18 April 09]
Op-Ed from Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change [Hankuk Economic, 17 April 09]
Picture-UK Veterans of Korean War visit Korea [Segye, 17 April 09]
UK’s Green Revolution plan [Seoul, 15 April 09]
BOE's decision to separate commercial banks from investment banks [Hankuk Economic, 10 April 09]
London ranked No. 2 on the Global City Index [Donga, 8 April 09]
British documentary film director Daniel Gordon to visit Korea for his new film about the Korean War [Chosun, 6 April 09]
G20 Summit [Chosun, 3 April 2009]
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown and South Korean President Lee Myung-bak shaking hands before the UK-Korea Summit [Yonhap, 1 April 2009]
Interview of British Ambassador Martin Uden, "Climate Change is the priority issue in UK" [Kyunghyang, 12 March 2009]
G20 Summit will be the test for international action to tackle financial crisis, British Ambassador Martin Uden [Hankuk Economic, 23 February 2009]
Interview of Brian Cantor, Vice-Chancellor of the University of York [Kyunghyang, 19 February 2009]
Interview of 'Director of Equity Access of Board', British Telecom [Financial News, 18 February 2009]
Former Prime Minister, Tony Blair, received Dan David Prize for 2009 [Kyunghyang, 18 February 2009]
Great Britain Museum will launch Korean language guide service [Seoul Economic, 18 February 2009]
Ofcom, British independent regulator and competition authority for the communication industries [Financial News, 16 February 2009]
British Ambassador Martin Uden's interview with Joongang [Joongang, 16 February 2009]
British Ambassador Martin Uden's interview with KBS World [KBS World, 13 February 2009]
Op-Ed from the British Ambassador Martin Uden [Donga, 9 February 2009]
Carbon Trust, accelerating the move to a low carbon economy [Donga, 7 February 2009]
J.K. Rowling received the Legion of Honour award from France on Tuesday [Hankook, 5 February 2009]
Prince William’s military deployment to Falkland Islands upsets Argentina [Seoul, 4 February 2009]
Picture-Heaviest snowfall in 18 years could cost the UK economy ￡1.2 billion [Joongang, 4 February 2009]
G20 summit will be held in London next month [Financial Times, 3 February 2009]
UK is full of educational opportunities [Donga, 3 February 2009]
Bank of England is expected to lower the benchmark interest rate to 1%, the lowest level [Hankuk Economic, 3 February 2009]
UK government considers to broaden financial services at the UK’s 12,000 Post Offices [Maeil Business, 3 February 2009]
Interview with a former British journalist Andrew Salmon, the author of Seoul Food Finder [Joonang, 29 January 2009]
UK government announced a ￡2.3 billion bailout plan to rescue its struggling car industry [Chosun, 29 January 2009]
UK government plans to reduce working hours to avoid mass unemployment [Seoul Economic, 29 January 2009]
U.K. trade man has high hopes for Asia [JoongAng IHT, 28 January 2009]
Obama inauguration – Prime Minister Gordon Brown congratulated US President Obama [Hankuk, 22 January 2009]
British pilot helps the needy in Korea [Chosun, 22 January 2009]
UK developed a functional flying car [Segye, 15 January 2009]
UK scientists have made hydrogen from water [Chosun, 15 January 2009]
Special Report: UK's Creative Industries [Chosun, 5 January 2009]
UK Drivers Learn How to Save Fuel and Cut Emissions [Maeil Business, 23 December 2008]
British Embassy Seoul Goes Green [Korea Times, 21 December 2008]
Dong-A University Selected for UK Government-run International Exchange Programme [Hankook, 17 December 2008]
Legal order in the UK [Seoul Economics, 1 July 2009]

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