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... Swimming aid for Africa FOLK in South Tyneside are being invited to getl into the SWim to raise money for famine relief in Africa. On Saturday April 24 South Tynesiders will be among hundreds of thousands of people taking part in Swim Aid 'BB. Money raised ...
... £65 War veteran’s victory at a board game SOUTH Shields war veterans and former members of the 74th Field Regiment. Royal Artillery may be interested to hear of the recent actions of one of their number. now living in South Yorkshire. Mr Austin Edwards ...
... ®South Africa hit back todav at critics who blame the Pretoria government for making millions homeless in neighbouring countries. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe attacked South African policy which he said had driven six million people from their homes ...
... peace for Angolans SOUTH Africa has announced that troops will start pulling out of Angola tomorrow, ending more than a decade of involvement in the 13-year civil war war. Announcing a ceasefire agreement in Pretoria, South Africa said it would withdraw ...
... saga based on the bestseller by Wilbur Smith, of two carefree adventurers who take on the German Army in Africa just prior to the First World War. ...
... the effects of apartheid on both the black and white population in South Africa. Anxiety, stress and depression have previously been found in communities who live in high activity war zones like Beirut, Vietnam and Belfast. Added to these symptoms Dr. Simpson ...
... FILMS Night Beat, Channel 4, 5.00 pm A FASCINATING picture of post-war London is provided by this vintage British crime melodrama with Ronald Howard and Hector Ross as former World War Two commandos who join the London police but end up on opposite sides ...
... presented as a simple tale of Man against Nature, no war, no revolution, no women, no Aborigines.,” Secrets shows stark scenes of Aboriginal funerals. They could be news clips from Soweto in South Africa. More than 90 Aborinies have died in police custody ...
... the war between wars — and fifty years ago this month the world’s first confrontation with fascist forces was almost over. The main party of 305 survivors of the British Battalion of the International Brigade who had fought in the Spanish Civil War were ...
... in South Korea today as North Korea put its troops on top combat alert, denouncing the annual war games in the South as an “extremely dangerous test nuclear war exercise”. The six-vessel force anchored off Pusan on the South Eastern tip of the divided peninsula ...
... General was involved in war crimes, but _ctould question his credibility. “We kave not found conclusive documents that prove Waldheim is a war criminal,” said West German military historian Manfred Messerschmidt. Dr Waldheim denies the war crimes charges. @ ...
... miles, to India with a population of 358 million. Those nations knew what war on behalf of the King 25 years before had meant. Many had offered troops even before the Great War had broken out. Fighting men came from everywhere: Honduras lost one son and ...