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David Cameron sends troops to Brazil as England crisis worsens

  The crisis in Iraq must not be dismissed as "nothing to do with us" as the same Islamic jihadists are also planning to attack the UK, David Cameron has warned. The prime minister said the terrorist insurgence in Iraq, as well as related problems in Somalia, Nigeria and Mali, would "come back and hit us at home" if the UK did not help stabilise these regimes. David Cameron: we'll stop Britons going out to join Islamists Forty people have been arrested this year for "Syria related activities", Downing Street disclosed as David Cameron stepped up efforts to prevent British citizens travelling to the Middle East to fight alongside Islamists. Cameron met his most senior security experts, defence chiefs and cabinet members on the national security committee to assess the crisis in Iraq, including the call for military help by the Maliki government in Baghdad. Britain has ruled out providing anything other than counter-terrorism expertise and humanitarian a...

  They previously took a break from their relationship to 'rekindle the passion'. But it didn't seem like  The former 29-year-old reality star contestant looked slim in her tie die bikini, which flattered her curves perfectly, which could be why 26-year-old boyfriend Luke couldn't keep his hands off her.

With an invite-only door policy and super secret location,  Boiler Room  is London's most exclusive music venue. But elitism isn't the premise for its clandestine nature—in fact, anyone with an Internet connection can easily join in the fun. Using a simple webcam, the crew behind Boiler Room livestreams each set for the world to see free of charge, and each month more than a million viewers tune in to see performances by artists like James Blake, The xx, Roots Manuva, Neon Indian, Juan Maclean and more. We recently chilled out to the smooth sounds of Brooklyn's  How To Dress Well  before rocking out to revered musician  Matthew Dear , who brought down the house with an intense 40-minute DJ set. Keep an eye out for our interview with Dear, but for now you can get a little more insight into the underground music scene's most talked about livestream show by checking out our interview with assistant musical programmer and Boiler Room host Nic Tasker. How impor...

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The Spanish shopping siesta may be about to become the latest victim of the sovereign debt crisis. To stimulate spending after a 23 percent drop in retail sales since 2007, the euro region’s fourth-largest economy this month approved measures that allow shops of more than 300 square meters (3,229 square feet) to open for 25 percent longer a week. The new rules may encourage the outlets to sell during the traditional afternoon snooze from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., and on an additional two Sundays or holidays a year for a total of 10. “When everything was fine, nobody complained, but now that things have gone awry, then it’s another story,” said Carmen Cardeno, director general for domestic commerce at the nation’s economy ministry, which created the rules. “We need to evolve and be more flexible.” Spain is following its European neighbors in trying to liberalize shopping hours that have traditionally been checked by governments in the region to protec...