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Jeffrey Andrews’ head bobbed up and down as he briskly weaved through the crowds, his bright red cap like a lighthouse in the mist. The 33-year-old waved at the 30 students trailing him, calling in Cantonese: “We’re walking at Hong Kong pace!” Some of the students’ eyes widened. |
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THE story of a man who had one of the most fascinating careers in 20th century football is being told in a new radio documentary from the BBC. Arthur James “Jimmy” Jewell spent the last few years of his life living at Medina Villas in Hove while working as the BBC’s main television football.... |
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Television, radio and newspapers are all full of speculation. Will there be a no confidence vote at Westminster? Will there be a government of national unity with perhaps some currently unsuspecting MP being delivered into No. 10? Will there be a general election? Will the UK really leave the EU on.... |
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MANILA, Philippines The United States deported a 66-year-old Filipina after a two-decade quest for US citizenship, a Chicago-based radio station reported.
Thursday (Manila time), attempts to stop the deportation of Julita Bartolome by two Democrat lawmakers failed. |
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Ragwort weed (buachachalin) is poisonous to livestock and needs to be handled with care, according to Galway East TD and Minister for Rural Affairs Seán Canney. Minister Canney issued his warning after the recent humid weather led to a proliferation of;
Irish Rail has no plans to increase capacity.... |
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Talking points. Good news for those who listen to the soundtrack for The Little Mermaid on repeat: Disney are launching a podcast series about their composers. For Scores will feature interviews with many who have composed for the cinema giant, as well as Marvel, Pixar, Lucasfilm and 20th Century Fox. |
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PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (January 12, 2001 – Radio Australia)---The Catholic Church in Papua New Guinea says it hopes a solution will be found today on where to locate about 400 West Papuans who have crossed the border and now are in Vanimo. The people left their country to escape political.... |
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That B.A.M.N. PNC Victory! Sophia, Capoey, Greenheart and Papcaan! De-emphasising politics and other national headaches today, I return, however briefly, to that modern day social phenomenon that both intrigues and irritates me. I refer to the “single”-parent syndrome in our society. |
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IN THE THIRD PART OF A REGULAR FEATURE ON THE RISING STARS OF THE LOCAL MUSIC SCENE, JODIE HUGHES INTERVIEWS THE DEAD DADS CLUB. You guys have been on the local music scene for a little while now. How did Dead Dads Club start out? We started off playing a lot of open mic nights around Malvern. |
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R ooted in Caribbean culture and introduced to the UK by the Windrush generation, sound systems – static or truck-bound collectives of MCs and DJs playing music through customised, bass-heavy speakers – have been integral to Notting Hill carnival since 1973. |
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The National Coordinator of the Catholic Laity Council, Mr. Francis Ebo Arthur, has labelled the Catholic University College of Ghana (CUCG) in Sunyani as “insolvent” and appealed to members of the various local laity groupings to help mobilise funds to offset debts owed some financial institutions by the University. |
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