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The Guardian Sport p. 1 11.3.2006
The Guardian p. 2 11.3.2006
Martin Scorsese 1967 Photo du DVD, copiée 3.5.2005.
The Guardian p. 28 7.7.2007
The Guardian Office Hours p. 2 2.7.2007
Iran Scoffs at U.S. Account of Alleged Assassination Plot
October 13,
2011
The government of Iran on Thursday escalated its rebuttal of American criminal charges that it was behind a murder conspiracy in Washington, calling the claims that Iranian agents had plotted to kill the Saudi ambassador with the help of a Mexican drug gang so ludicrous that even politicians and press in the United States were expressing skepticism about such a scheme.
Iran Scoffs at U.S. Account of Alleged Assassination Plot,
NYT, 13.10.2011,
Teacher who fired airgun at youths freed from jail but conviction stands
A special needs teacher who fired an air pistol at youths gathered outside her home was yesterday freed from jail by the appeal court. Headline and §1, G, 5.5.2005, http://education.guardian.co.uk/schools/story/0,5500,1476713,00.html
One night I heard a noise. I looked out the
window. He saw me. "Close the window and go back to sleep. There's a fire at the
reactor. I'll be back soon." Chernobyl > Land of the dead > On April 26 1986, the No 4 reactor at the Chernobyl power station blew apart. Facing nuclear disaster on an unprecedented scale, Soviet authorities tried to contain the situation by sending thousands of ill-equipped men into a radioactive maelstrom. In an extract from a new book by Russian journalist Svetlana Alexievich, eyewitnesses recall the terrible human cost of a catastrophe still unfolding today, G, 25.4.2005, http://books.guardian.co.uk/extracts/story/0,6761,1469754,00.html
Witness: GI Laughed at Grenade Movie Scene
FORT BRAGG, N.C. (AP) - Weeks before launching a deadly grenade attack on his comrades, Sgt. Hasan Akbar attended a camp showing of the movie ``Apocalypse Now'' and laughed at a scene of U.S. troops being hit by a grenade, a soldier testified Monday. Headline and §1, G, 19.4.2005, http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,1280,-4947706,00.html
A grandmother knocked out a burglar by hitting him with a garden gnome. Jean Collop, 69, woke at 5am to find an intruder clambering on her roof. She yelled at the man, then picked up a gnome and hurled it at him, reports The Sun. Gran hits burglar with garden gnome, Ananova, April 2005, http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1357571.html
I respond that I am only making sure that people don't touch him or block his sign. He asks why I am doing this. I begin to explain that as a Quaker, I am committed to equality and peace. He interrupts me repeatedly, then tells me that I am not a Quaker. I fall for the bait and reply that I am. He continues to talk at me, his voice rising, almost yelling. I lower my voice and slow down, hoping to slow him down in turn. By this point a bit of a crowd has gathered around us. I find myself getting angry at him and want to argue back.
Reflections of a Con Con Peacekeeper:
Everybody's talking at you on phones
As the Post Office delivers a landline deal, Sam Dunn cuts through a tangle of tariffs to help you find the best rates to beat BT It could be time to hang up on your phone company. A battle between service providers, each wanting a bigger slice of our £4.3bn residential landline market, is helping to cut the cost of calls and offer highly attractive deals.
Everybody's talking at you on phones, IoS, 16.1.2005,
The first thing to tell you about the family-owned Summer Isles Hotel is that, by the time you read this, it will be closing its doors until next Easter. Do not swear at me. I am doing you a service. Though a well-kept secret among its devotees, they are so numerous that, if you tried to get in during the season, you would be turned away. This way you can book for next season. All
for one: The menu at the Summer Isles Hotel is a blessing for those who can't
make up their minds.
And the spittle flies on. Last month, during an international match, the England captain David Beckham was involved in a similar dispute with the Turkish player Alpay. The England player alleges that his opposite number made a profane insult about his mother, but it was the suggestion that Beckham had spat on the player's Turkish badge that really got him riled. "I don't spit at people. As far as I'm concerned it's all over and done with, but if he keeps coming out saying things like that obviously I'm going to defend myself." Last year the Arsenal player Dennis Bergkamp was fined £5,000 for stamping on Blackburn's Nils-Eric Johanssen; three years earlier his teammate Patrick Vieira had been stung for £45,000 and banned for six matches for spitting. Here's one in the eye: When Lazio's Sinisa Mihajlovic expelled a mouthful of phlegm towards the ear of Chelsea's Adrian Mutu on Tuesday night, he was delivering the most potent insult at his disposal. But what makes spitting so uniquely offensive? Esther Addley investigates, G, 6.11.2003, http://www.guardian.co.uk/g2/story/0,3604,1078641,00.html
It was all too much for some. One of the distraught Israeli relatives shouted at Mr Barghouti's daughter "whore" in Arabic. A mother whose daughter had died in a Palestinian attack had to be restrained by Israeli security when she rushed across benches in a determined attempt to reach Ruba, shouting: "You are going to die, as my daughter died."
Bitterness boils over at Barghouti trial:
The team, from the School of Pharmacy at the University of London looked at prescribing of antidepressants, stimulants, antipsychotics,
tranquilisers and
medications to treat anxiety. in the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Canada and the US. Child
antidepressant use 'rising':
Look at Bush's enemies: they are the reason why he deserves re-election
FOUR YEARS ago, when I covered the last US presidential election campaign, it was hard to be impressed with George W. Bush. He seemed a callow sort, propelled effortlessly towards the presidency by a combination of heredity and money, swagger and bonhomie. Headline and §1, Times, 28.10.2004, http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,1072-1332174,00.html
Look at us
Abba did it. The Clash did it. Now S Club are at it. But why, asks Alexis Petridis, are popstars so keen to be in ridiculous movies Headline and sub, G, 10.4.2003, http://film.guardian.co.uk/features/featurepages/0,4120,933787,00.html
The Guardian Film & Music p. 5 7.4.2006
The Guardian p. 2 21.2.2006
The Guardian p. 9 8.7.2006
The Guardian p. 13 7.4.2006
The Guardian p. 8 28.2.2006
The Guardian p. 18 20.2.2006
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