Volunteers Have Plans To Restore Walnut Hill's Rose Garden In New Britain Hartford Courant NEW BRITAIN - Walnut Hill Park is ready for a face-lift. | Many consider the city's oldest park, located in the heart of New Britain, to be the city's finest park. Recent projects to renovate the park may help restore the Walnut Hill Park to its former glory. | The Friends of the Walnut Hill Park Ro...
Heatwave prompts surge in massive basking sharks off British shores The Observer | Record numbers of basking sharks have been spotted off the coast of Britain and Ireland after the recent hot weather boosted levels of their favourite food: zooplankton. | Last year there were only 26 sightings of the 11-metre sharks in two and a half months off the most southerly headland of Corn...
Volunteers Have Plans To Restore Walnut Hill's Rose Garden In New Britain Hartford Courant NEW BRITAIN - Walnut Hill Park is ready for a face-lift. | Many consider the city's oldest park, located in the heart of New Britain, to be the city's finest park. Recent projects to renovate the park may help restore the Walnut Hill Park to its form...
M&S chief tells Sugar to sweeten up The Times | Sir Alan Sugar, the enterprise czar, has come under fire from the boss of Marks & Spencer for setting a bad example with his television persona. | Sir Stuart Rose said the management techniques promoted by Sugar on The Apprentice, the BBC show, wer...
Heatwave prompts surge in massive basking sharks off British shores The Observer | Record numbers of basking sharks have been spotted off the coast of Britain and Ireland after the recent hot weather boosted levels of their favourite food: zooplankton. | Last year there were only 26 sightings of the 11-metre sharks in two and a h...
Hail the man who argues Britain should stop worrying about its debt The Observer | Economics is a discipline for quiet times. The profession, it turns out, may be quite good at understanding the day-to-day routines of normally functioning market economies, but it did not see the and Great coming, and even now has little idea of w...
Pioneering court offers hope to addict mothers The Observer | "You can take this child away from me, but I'll have a baby every year until you let me keep one," a mother shouted recently at a district judge, Nicholas Crichton, as she stormed out of his courtroom. The threat was serious, as Crichton knew only ...
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DVD sales slump challenges Hollywood The Times | Harry Potter has tackled some tough opponents in his short, but action-packed life. Dragons, ogres, a basilisk, the Dark Lord Voldermort, Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia. Next week...
Bank of England injects £25bn more into economy The Times | The Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) is expected to extend its programme of quantitative easing (QE) by £25 billion, though there are doubts whether it will take...
IMF says Romania's standby deal on track The Guardian * IMF says Romania is on track in meeting standby accord * Does not rule out further deterioration in Q2 GDP * Adjustment of C/A gap could be larger than pvs forecast * Populist mo...
Showdown as EU and UK battle over banks The Independent | The Government is girding itself for a battle royal with the EU over threats that Lloyds Banking Group and RBS will be forced to spin off or sell parts of their businesses. | City sources said: "The Government is terrified that the EU is getting re...
Max Lawson: Italy's record on foreign aid is immoral The Independent | Like Gordon Brown before him, Silvio Berlusconi will be hoping for a boost to his poll ratings when he hosts world leaders in L'Aquila this week. Brown's performance at the G20 summit in London gave him respite from day-to-day political difficultie...
Italy anti-G8 protest turns violent Al Jazeera | Thousands of protesters have clashed with Italian police in the first big protest against the upcoming G8 summit of the world's richest nations in Italy next week. | Police in riot gear fired teargas at protesters on Saturday to prev...
Anti-G8 demonstrators clash with police in Italy The Star | VICENZA, Italy (Reuters) - Anti-G8 demonstrators clashed briefly with Italian police on Saturday in the first big protest ahead of next week's summit of the world's richest nations. Protesters clash with riot police during a demonstration against a...
Hutton calls for spending honesty BBC News | Voters expect honesty from politicians about public spending, former cabinet minister John Hutton has said. | While it was very difficult to be precise about figures years ahead people knew things were going to be tight, he said. | Labour says the Tories are planning 10% cuts, while the Tories say Labour are not being honest about their own plans...
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