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U.S. Sen. Tim Scott long has been an advocate of opening South Carolina’s coast to offshore oil exploration. But public feedback on the issue has caused the Charleston Republican to change his mind. And, evidently, he is not alone. While Scott continues to believe in the possibilities of offshore.... |
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This fascinating aerial view of Leicester shows the sheer scale of the demolition work which took place to achieve a new shopping vision for the city. It was taken in July 1970 by a Mercury photographer who was standing on the roof of what was then the Top Rank Ballroom. |
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U.S. Sen. Tim Scott long has been an advocate of opening South Carolina’s coast to offshore oil exploration. But public feedback on the issue has caused the Charleston Republican to change his mind. And, evidently, he is not alone. While Scott continues to believe in the possibilities of offshore.... |
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By Richard Derbyshire. IT was a time for heroes on day one of Victorious Festival as The Libertines headlined on Southsea Common after sets by Kaiser Chiefs, Shed Seven and Lightning Seeds.
Brilliant apart and outstanding together, frontmen Pete Doherty and Carl Barat, along with bandmates bassist.... |
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Right Now: Pope Francis is traveling to Ireland for a two-day visit. Pope Francis is making the first papal visit to Ireland in 39 years, joining Catholics from around the world, but the celebrations will be held in the shadow of unrelenting revelations of sexual abuse and cover-ups that have eroded the moral authority and unity of the church. |
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Broadcasters have scheduled a number of special programmes to cover the Pope's visit.
Today from 11.30am on BBC Radio Ulster/Foyle, William Crawley will present live coverage of the start of the visit. A BBC Newsline Special: The Papal Visit begins on BBC Two NI at 12pm, which will see Donna Traynor present a special edition of the programme. |
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I have a special professional interest in attending, because I also covered the visit of Pope John Paul II to Ireland some 40 years ago. Papal visits are significant milestones in any reporter's career. Would I go to Dublin if I was not reporting the event? Probably not, for practical reasons only, but I am aware of the magnitude of the event. |
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Marilyn Ferguson (born 1938, Grand Junction, Colorado) is a New Age American author and public speaker. She wrote the bestselling The Brain Revolution (Taplinger, 1973). In 1975 she founded Brain/Mind Bulletin, a monthly publication, to create an ongoing dialogue for new discoveries across multidisciplinary fields. |
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I have tried hard to restrain myself from joining the fray to condemn Hon. Alban Bagbin, precisely because I think we need to be realist in our conversation. This is also because sometimes we have many things clogging our sense of judgment that eventually result in very skewed and parochial analysis. |
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FR EUGENE O'HAGAN. Catholic priest and classical singer. This is an opportunity we may not get for another 40 years. People have high expectations and I think he's aware of that and he'll do his best. He's here to celebrate family and all that means. I hope it will rejuvenate the Church and give encouragement. |
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To the editor: I feel it is important to tell some interesting facts about First Baptist Church and its congregation that maybe you didn’t know or had forgotten. It is unique in many ways. It is the oldest church in Franklin (1832), and its members also helped start Franklin College (1834). |
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