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He is the Barry White of Sussex and there aren’t many people in the area who can say we haven’t heard his deep romantic tones on the radio. Ambrose Harcourt, “Mr Lurve” is celebrating 25 years of spreading the Lurve to Sussex, London and the Southeast of England where he has been broadcasting all this… Read More
25 Years Of Spreading The Lurve is a post from: GigMenu
At the end of 2010 – 29% of mothers work full time, 37% part time according to the Office of National Statistics.
Among fathers of under-fives, 21% are solely responsible for childcare at some point during the working week (Equality & Human Rights Commission, 2009).
As a man who has held the electric land speed record for more than 10 years, Don Walesis arguably the ideal competitor to take part in theRAC Future Car Challenge. Wales, who is the nephew of Donald Campbell CBE and grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell, has been maintaining the Campbell record-breaking tradition since establishing the […]
Don Wales To Participate In Car Challenge is a post from: Auto n Spire
The Land of Nimrod by S.L. Russell The final title in the leviathan trilogy Realistic british Christian fiction for adults Life seems, at last, blessed for Eileen. But when tragedy breaks in and problems mount, will her faith hold? In this final part of her story we follow Eileen through trials that challenge her self-reliance […]
The Land of Nimrod is a post from: BooknSpire
The Gentle Touch - The Complete Fifth Series
Jill Gascoine stars as tough, no-nonsense female cop Maggie Forbes in The Gentle Touch – The Complete Fifth Series (15).
Made at a time when there were very few ranking female officers in the police force, The Gentle Touch not only showed police procedure within a Metropolitan Police CID unit but also gave insight into how a woman might cope with such a role in what was very much a man’s world. An instant hit with viewers, it became one of the most successful police dramas ever made, running for five years before spinning off into another series – C.A.T.S. Eyes.
Following the continuing challenges faced by DI Maggie Forbes, this fourth series, originally screened in 1982 and 1983, features more powerful and contemporary storylines that reflected the changing nature of police work in 1980s Britain; a stellar guest cast includes Joan Hickson, Michael Praed, Joanne Whalley, Art Malik and Clive Swift.
World championship medallists Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis have been named athletes of the year for the second year in succession by the British Athletics Writers’ Association at the organisation’s annual awards event today. Last year Ennis was a unanimous pick for the prestigious athletics writers’ award, while Farah had to overcome close competition from […]
Farah, Ennis Athletes of the Year is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
Gemma Steel (coach: John Nuttall) and Phil Wicks are the winners of the inaugural runbritain Grand Prix which concluded with the BUPA Great Birmingham Run on Sunday 23 October. Steel – impressive winner in Birmingham in a PB time of 72:21 – was third in the Series going into the final event but took the […]
Steel, Wicks take RunBritain titles is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
World record holder Leonard Komon is the latest addition to the outstanding field being assembled for the Bupa Great South Run on 30 October. Komon, the reigning world 10k and 15k record holder has confirmed his participation in the prestigious IAAF Gold Label event , where last year Joseph Ebuya set a UK All-Comers’ […]
Komon for Great South Run is a post from: Time-to-Run UK
Survival International has lodged a formal complaint with authorities in the UK over the ‘highly offensive and ludicrous’ claims in the world’s press that a German tourist missing in the South Pacific has been ‘eaten by cannibals.’ In a letter to British regulator the Press Complaints Commission, Survival suggested that those newspapers that have described […]
Survival denounce cannibal claims is a post from: EconSpire
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