10 reasons we might not be...

Nelson Mandela has been removed from the US list of terror suspects. The Telegraph.

Strikes by truck drivers in India suggest that we're not alone in this crazy, messed-up world. BBC.

The European Commission has announced plans for cross-border healthcare system that would allow UK residents to seek treatment overseas. BBC.

Boris Johnson is thinking about changing the London congestion charge for the better. The Guardian.

It's been suggested that Labour has done a good job with the NHS system. The Mirror.

A highly remunerative gold reserve has been found in the Irish hills somewhere. The Guardian.

China and the Dalai Lama have started peace talks (kind of). Channel 4.

There's a chance that progress is being made in Afghanistan. The Times.

The British Museum has become the UK's most popular tourist attraction, moreso than even Blackpool Tower or the Tate Modern. The Times.

Barack Obama and Bill Clinton stand officially 'united'. Daily News.

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