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Greece's parliament has narrowly approved the 2016 budget that includes sharp spending cuts and some tax increases amid economic recession.The budget was passed with a majority of only eight votes - 153 to 145.
19 Greek olive oils are rocking it internationally – winning Gold! (see rankings)Greece is one of the top olive oil producing nations in the world with the highest consumption of olive oil per person
Non-EU visitors and migrants to the UK will have to start paying for NHS services, including A&E care and ambulances, the Government has announced.The Department of Health said the most vulnerable groups, including refugees and asylum seekers, would continue to be exempt from the proposed charges.The Department of Health said no patient would be denied emergency care where immediately necessary, and GP and nurse consultations would remain free of charge.
Fast-track transgender teachers for a £30,000 grant, school heads toldSchools offered extra funding to hire and promote gay and transgender teachers as critics describe it as "profoundly misguided"
The Young Entrepreneur Who Believes Startups Will Get Greece Back On its Feet18-year-old Valentinos Tzekas... is the creator of mobile social Android app Near – Check Who’s Nearby, which map-checks who is near you within a two-mile radius, without resorting to using Facebook check-ins, texting and calling friends to find out where they are.
Finland plans to give every citizen 800 euros a month and scrap benefitsA recent poll showed 69% of people agreed with the proposal Finland's government is drawing up plans to give every one of its citizens a basic income of 800 euros (£576) a month and scrap benefits altogether.
Finns May Get Paid for Being Finns
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