November 4th, 2008
Czechs put ratifying of EU treaty on hold
The Lisbon Treaty suffered a fresh blow on Wednesday as the Czech Republic
suspended ratification after last week’s Irish referendum defeat.
Recipes: Sweet charms of chestnuts
There’s much more to them than nostalgia, writes Maria Fitzpatrick.
Bee Wilson: of cabbages and things
Bee Wilson on the pleasures of cabbage.
Cheat’s dinner party
A meal for six in an hour for less than 35. By Annie Nichols.
Restaurant review: Zoe Williams on Giaconda
When it’s good, Giaconda’s very, very good, says Zoe Williams. And when it’s bad well, let’s not go there
Delia Smith’s recipes: steamed chocolate pudding with chocolate sauce
Nothing beats the blues better than an old-fashioned steamed pudding, and this week’s recipe from Delia Smith has the added bonus of a rich but simply made sauce.
School dinners: a better fist of fish fingers
Tessa Boase on a smart idea for getting seafood into schools.
British pub guide: Pint to pint
Adrian Tierney-Jones visits The Bricklayer’s Arms, Putney, London SW15.
Restaurant review: The Victoria at Holkham, Norfolk
The shabby-chic decor evokes the subcontinent - less Empress of India than hippy trail, finds Jasper Gerard.
All mouth-feel and no trousers
It’s time diners knew what chefs get up to in pursuit of sensation, writes Rose Prince.
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November 2nd, 2008
Yahoo! strikes back at Icahn
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Sky Sports Sunday live!
Follow all of Sunday’s games with the new-look skysports.com Score Centre.
Brazilian Grand Prix - latest
Can Felipe Massa snatch the World Championship from Lewis Hamilton’s grasp? Launch the racecentre for lap-by-lap updates.
Adams reveals Vieira interest
Portsmouth boss Tony Adams plans to speak with Inter Milan about the availability of Patrick Vieira.
Reds ready - Dalglish
Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish says the current side have got what it takes to win the Premier League.
Karlsson claims Merit title
Robert Karlsson became the first Swede to win the Order of Merit after his rivals fell away in the final round at the Volvo Masters.
Kjeldsen keeps rivals at bay
Dane Soren Kjeldsen is the final Volvo Masters champion after completing a two-shot victory at Valderrama.
Rampant ‘Roos smash England
Greg Inglis and Billy Slater both scored hat-tricks as Australia hammered England 52-4 at the Telstra Stadium in Melbourne.
Stars become millionaires
The Stanford Superstars became millionaires as they smashed England by ten wickets to win $20 million in Antigua.
Celtic march on at Hearts
Celtic returned to the top of the Scottish Premier League table with a 2-0 victory over Hearts.
Fergie ready for Real fight
Sir Alex Ferguson has reopened his war of words with Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon.
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November 1st, 2008
Our most popular subject for adult learners is elocution. If you have an accent that is holding you back, an impediment or lack confidence when speaking publicly - this can help.
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October 30th, 2008
The World Music Awards were held in Monaco for 15 years before moving to the United States in 2004 and 2005. This year”s event at London”s Earls Court Arena is to be hosted by Lindsay Lohan, with performances from Beyonce, Mary J. Blige, Katie Melua and Andrea Bocelli.
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October 28th, 2008
Like an oasis in the desert, I stood there hot, sweaty and parched staring at one of the most beautiful sights I could have imagined, an ice cream stand. Without saying a word, only a coy glance amongst the 3 of us, we found ourselves in an all out sprint, with a roller derby finish. Charlotte, with her advantage of height over Jack and youth over me was the clear winner.
Adams named Pompey boss
New Portsmouth manager Tony Adams admits he is taking a risk in succeeding Harry Redknapp at Fratton Park.
Redknapp hints at Pompey raid
Harry Redknapp could consider offering his former Portsmouth players a January reunion at Spurs.
Ronaldo surprised by success
Man United’s Cristiano Ronaldo admits his rise to the top of world football has come ahead of schedule.
Fergie - Ronaldo can improve
Sir Alex Ferguson believes there is still more to come from FifPro World Footballer of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo.
England call-up for Swann
England have confirmed two changes for tonight’s Stanford Super Series clash with Trinidad & Tobago.
Harry - Confidence the key
Harry Redknapp is looking forward to the clash with Arsenal and believes Tottenham will soon start to climb the table.
India in confident mood
Rahul Dravid is hopeful India can complete a series win over Australia with victory in the third Test.
Hughes hails ‘positive’ Robinho
Man City boss Mark Hughes is delighted to hear that Robinho has targeted a 30-goal haul.
Krejza in line for debut
Australia look set to hand Jason Krejza a baptism of fire in the third Test against India at Delhi’s Feroz Shah Kotla.
Championship preview
Sheffield United’s trip to Bristol City is the pick of a busy night of action in the Championship.
Carra - Reds where we belong
Jamie Carragher feels Liverpool’s early success should not be viewed as a special achievement.
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October 25th, 2008
In Panama lawyer games like those described above do not exist. Corporate and foundation assets belong to the corporation or foundation. Tagging on personal debts is extremely difficult to prove and there are tight statues of limitation concerning such fraudulent conveyances to defraud creditors ( three years). USA lawyers can not practice in Panama, they need to retain a Panama lawyer if they ever wanted to do anything in Panama. Government agencies from foreign countries have no levy, attachment or confiscatory powers in Panama. You and your assets are much safer in Panama.
John McCain loses temper with defeatist aides as he vows to fight to the last
John McCain has read the riot act to members of his campaign staff making clear that they must fight to the end in the presidential election.
Russia tries to play down the chill it is catching from the world’s icy economic wind
The Soviet Union’s most famous economist was arguably Nikolai Kondratiev who theorised that capitalist economies followed “grand super cycles” of boom and bust every 60 years or so.
British DHL employee killed in Afghanistan
A Briton working in Afghanistan for logistical firm DHL has been shot dead in the capital Kabul. A crossfire between rival gangs has been blamed.
China calls for greater cooperation to end world financial crisis
China’s President Hu Jintao has called for more coordinated and concerted efforts between countries to help counter the effects of the global financial meltdown.
Two foreigners shot dead outside DHL office in Kabul
Two Germans and as many as three Afghans were shot dead today outside the office of the worldwide shipping firm DHL in the centre of Kabul.
Oscar winning actress Jennifer Hudson’s family murdered
Man in custody. Police still hunting for young nephew of the singer and Oscarwinning actress.
Family of murdered aid worker tell of anger
The family of a Christian aid worker killed in Afghanistan have spoken of their anger over the killing.
Woman arrested after virtual murder
A woman in Japan has been arrested after she murdered her virtual husband in a computer game.
Double murder of the mother and brother of Oscarwinning actress Jennifer Hudson
Police still looking for a missing child who is the nephew of the singer and Oscarwinning actress.
Woman shot dead in New Zealand hostage drama
Police are trying to trace the family in Britain of a woman shot dead during a hostage drama in New Zealand.
Mother of actress Jennifer Hudson ’shot dead’ in home
The mother of Academy Awardwinning actress Jennifer Hudson has been found dead after being shot in her Chicago home on Friday it has been reported.
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October 24th, 2008
Identity theft is a scary crime because it is possible for you to be a victim of it without even realizing it for several months. By that time it may be too hard to find the person. Although you are not held responsible for any of the unauthorized charges, it is a major pain to work everything out. You have to work out your credit report, replace your credit cards and even potentially close and open a new bank account.
Restaurant review: Equilibrium at Fawsley Hall, Northamptonshire
Visit Equilibrium for a stupendous great hall and high-order cooking in one of the loveliest houses, says Jasper Gerard.
White’s gentlemans’ club reveal what men really like to eat
For the secrets of what men really like eating, look to White’s in St James, says Rose Prince.
Restaurant reviews: three of a kind
Belinda Richardson reviews three restaurants in halls of fame.
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October 23rd, 2008
Also, when the money is released, which we are confident it will be, we can all have a beer together and say a prayer that things continue to improve in the future.
Beye wins red card appeal
Newcastle defender Habib Beye has won his appeal against his sending off in Monday’s meeting with Man City.
Eduardo on verge of return
Arsene Wenger expects Eduardo to make his comeback from a broken leg by mid-November.
Bruce admits Zaki regret
Wigan boss Steve Bruce admits he regrets not signing hotshot Amr Zaki on a permanent deal.
Further surgery for Seve
Seve Ballesteros will undergo a third operation on his brain, the Madrid hospital treating him have confirmed.
Mushy lands England role
Former Pakistan and Sussex maestro Mushtaq Ahmed has been appointed as England’s new spin bowling coach.
Smith - We’re ready
England coach Tony Smith insists his side have enjoyed the best possible preparation for their World Cup campaign.
Gartside wants sweeping changes
Bolton chairman Phil Gartside has called for a host of sweeping changes to the Premier League.
Hatton: I’m in great shape
Ricky Hatton is ahead of schedule in his bid to make the weight for next month’s showdown with Paulie Malignaggi.
Roddick serves up the win
Andy Roddick served up 26 aces to bludgeon his way past Robby Ginepri in Lyon, where Richard Gasquet was stunned by Steve Darcis.
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October 19th, 2008
Other benefits include the bidding process, which is in an open forum so all bidders know the price and do not have to bid over the odds to secure the sale. Also, the process is much quicker than the conventional sale process, usually taking 1 month from sale to occupation.
Europeans signal clash with US over global capitalism
Europeans to demand leadership from America at series of summits to reform global financial system.
Russian politician investigated in Spain over Mafia connections
Spanish police have raided the holiday home of a high ranking member of the Russian parliament over his alleged links to organised crime.
British tourists in fatal French coach crash
Coach packed with British pensioners involved in massive pileup leaving at least one person dead and 39 injured.
Colin Powell endorses Barack Obama for White House
Republican disappointed with “rightward shift” by Mr McCain and by his selection of Governor Sarah Palin.
Pakistan may take IMF aid to avoid bankruptcy
Pakistan has admitted it is struggling to raise funds to stave off bankruptcy and may have to accept politically unpopular aid from the International Monetary Fund to ward off possible economic meltdown.
Sarkozy bank account raided in internet scam
Fraudsters siphoned money out of Nicolas Sarkozy’s bank account after obtaining the French leaders user name and password.
Belgium breaks largescale people trafficking ring targeting UK
Belgian police have smashed a people smuggling gang that was preparing to traffic more than 200 illegal immigrants across the English Channel to Britain.
Sarah Palin appears with Tina Fey on Saturday Night Live
Sarah Palin showed that falling poll ratings have not dimmed her sense of humour as she appeared alongside a television impersonator.
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October 18th, 2008
In 2005, I established a Gay-Straight Alliance at Marlboro Central High School; I established this important support group and organization in the school district to ensure that no student would ever suffer the onslaught which I endured for nearly all of my secondary school years. Perhaps if the Lord were to step foot amongst us once again in some form, he would ask us why we are putting so much negative energy into a world already filled with a loss of hope. We are fortunate to live in a society which has for 200 years represented the ideal of liberty. If not for our court systems, African Americans might not have the right to vote; if not for our court systems, women might not be able to vote; Sir if not for our court systems, many Americans would not only be viewed as second class citizens, but more importantly our society would not emulate what distinguishes us from other countries around the world — America is the home of the free. I will continue to offer prayers for equality; to pray and ask the Lord to teach every man and woman”s heart to show them what compassion is, to allow them to feel love for all humankind.
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