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Tuesday 15th October, 2013, 23:25 | London

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Cyprus air fares are a total rip off Monday 14th October, 2013, 03:23
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If Sorrell says its bad then the “folks on the Hill” should start listening Posted on 08-10-2013 01:14:25 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial Sir Martin Sorrell the CEO of WPP the world's largest advertising group, has described the political stalemate in Washington as damaging “Brand America”, and saying that a US default would be “catastrophic” for the global economy, Sir Martin Sorrell told the Daily Telegraph that “If you were running a ...
Parliament is right not to support military action in Syria Posted on 04-09-2013 07:09:21 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By John Kaponi Would another campaign of "surgical strikes" in Syria bring peace closer? If military action does take place, who exactly are these "smart bombs" going to hit? The decision by the British Parliament to oppose any form of military action is an understanding that more war does not bring on ...
Closing ERT may save some shillings but politically its suicide Posted on 14-06-2013 10:12:57 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial The closure of the Greek state broadcaster by the austerity driven government of Antonis Samaras in Greece received the plaudits of the Financial Times for the Greek prime minister's "spectacular" move; but saving millions in Euro's in salaries by closing ERT risks the democratic future ...
Tube travel should be safer Posted on 28-05-2013 08:36:08 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial For those who have been using the London Underground the lack of a police presence is something that is a growing problem, especially in the suburban stations. The incident involving the boxer-breed dog and a passenger on the Piccadilly just underlines how vulnerable passengers can ...
Has the Woolwich incident sown the seeds for future race riots? Posted on 23-05-2013 07:52:18 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By EDITORIAL EDITORIAL The decapitation of a British soldier on the streets of London at the hands of a black Muslim Londoner has played directly into the hands of the extremists, who have been waiting for a "water-shed" moment to start a violent campaign against those who they perceive as a "threat". How ...
Are we just becoming more stupid? Posted on 17-05-2013 07:10:13 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial The woman who walked across a main road without looking for oncoming cars, talking of course on her phone, who was later told she was nearly flattened by cars, and did not even realise her stupidity. The man who ate an apple, on a packed tube crunching away ...
Merkel on her Greek Odyssey Posted on 08-10-2012 06:55:19 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial Angela Merkel the German Chancellor is preparing for her trip to the Greek capital, with the customary warm welcome of the Greek nation expected, 6,000 police officers will be guarding the "glamorous" German head of state. The Greeks are angry with the painful and crippling measures being ...
Back to Iran 1980's style Posted on 12-09-2012 12:23:25 PM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial The killing of the US Ambassador to Libya J.Christopher Stevens, one of the leading Arabists in the US State Department, is a huge blow to hopes to bring a new approach to the Middle-East and north Africa, following the Arab Spring which saw regime after regime fall. ...
We need a clear strategy on aviation Posted on 22-08-2012 11:47:12 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial The coalition Government must now provide a clear vision of what the capital's aviation strategy will be, and put a stop to ongoing consultations, which do nothing but allow competing cities like Paris and Frankfurt to provide air links to emerging markets, and gain advantages on London.
Why "BAsil got no idea" should have been banged up a long time ago Posted on 21-08-2012 11:19:42 AM (GMT +01:00) Published By Editorial Editorial For those who had been duped by Asil Nadir when he was in his prime during the 1980's the now convicted thief awaiting a likely custodial sentence, we must also remember the origins of the "fortunes" of the failed tycoon. During the illegal invasion of ...


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