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As bloodshed mounts each day in Iraq, what prospect is there that British ministers will be held accountable for the illegal invasion and occupation that triggered this carnage?

After talks between Athens and its creditors failed to reach an agreement on Thursday, a further meeting of eurozone finance ministers will be held on Saturday in a bid to achieve a breakthrough.

They announced this week that an international summit for energy ministers will be held in San Francisco next year.

Saudi Arabian ministers will be holding talks with the British government during a UK tour this week.

Separate votes on the more unpopular and difficult aspects of the budget, like measures to cut social welfare and other government spending, to widen Ireland's tax base and cap salaries for government employees, including the president and the prime minister, will be held starting Wednesday and run through January.

A Foreign Office minister will be holding a meeting with Sikhs this afternoon.

David Willetts, the U.K. science minister, will be holding a briefing later today, and ScienceInsider and Science magazine will provide further reaction and analysis.

The by-election in Eastleigh to replace former cabinet minister Chris Huhne will be held on 28 February, the Liberal Democrats have said.

Updated at 10.43am BST 9.42am BST Ukraine prime minister: Russia-led guerillas will be held responsible Ukraine's prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, has vowed to bring to account those who committed this "crime against humanity" as he called on President Putin to de-escalate what he described as an "international and global conflict".

Their recommendations will be presented for consideration during the African Union Conference of Ministers of Social Development, which will be held from 26 to 30 May 2014, in Addis Abba, Ethiopia.

American commanders and officials will be given greater authority to spend money, a "reconstruction co-ordinator" will be appointed in Baghdad, and the Iraqi prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki, will be held firmly to a set of political "benchmarks".Mr Bush turned down bipartisan calls to woo Iran and Syria.