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... Speaking his mind on airtime NE of broadcasting’s most admired front men must be Christopher Cook, veteran presenter of Kaleidoscope, Critics Forum, and Nightwaves. It is not what he does, but how he does it. Very much a Radio 3 voice, full of learning ...
... The warp factor, logically speaking I'T SEEMS WE have now been in Deep Space Nine with Captain Kirk and the others for 30 years. Or should that be light-years? How space-time flies. In any case, televisior schedulers like nothing better than an anniversary ...
... Carey speaks out on gays THE Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr George Carey, left, has spoken strongly against practising homosexuals in the priesthood, but says he is quite happy to ordain gay men. In The Challenges For George Carey, to be screened on ITV ...
... Our success speaks volumes Scottish & Newcastle has grown to be one of the UK’s top fifty companies with major interests in the brewing, retail and leisure industries. Our businesses include Scottish Courage — the UK's Nol pubs functions. nity comr Manager ...
... Leaders speak of compromise by Lithuania lIJ'I‘HUAI;II&“S leaders said ast ni ey were willi to taleh about compromlil;eg measures with Moscow over the issue of independence. They have also put a brave face on a grinding economic blockade by Moscow, with ...
... through long-term injury, batted back into Test contention in a double-century stand with another player bang in form, Nick Speak. - S Speak became the first player to score 1,000 runs in championship cricket and hit 13 fours in his fourth hundred of the season ...
... Scots’ display nothing to speak of THE perfect end to the perfect ‘day for Clitheroe’s Kirsty Speak came at the eighteenth hole of Woodhall Spa Golf Course yesterday when she chipped in from off the green for an eagle to win the British Womens' Amateur ...
... Lord Fraser speaking to The Scotsman was taking a distinctive and independent approach. I believe that the Scottish public would regard it as a matter of commonsense that co-ordination is required,” he said, in the wars against drugs, violence, burglary ...
... Speaking up for freedom of speech FREEDOM, George Orwell wrote in Nineteen-Eighty-Four, “is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.” It is also the freedom to say that three plus two make four. Freedom of ...
... Princess speaks of hopes for the future THE Princess of Wales has spoken publicly about her personal hopes for the future. that members of the Royal Family are never asked direct personal questions. Her comments came in an impromptu interview with Brazilian ...
... Learning to speak the language of computers FOR any small business, the path to computerisation is , Seldom an ea:H one. - '. There are all sorts of m’ * lems and potential problems: the choosing of equipment and software; cost of equip, ment, and oumper ...
... Why women speak their minds Scientists find that chromosome responsible for social skills passes only to girls — but through their fathers ‘The gene : The gene for social feness which is “switched on”-in a woman’s brain is switched off when are being ...