... Speaking in tongues Sir, - It was with dismay that I read your recent, misleading report on the Church of Scotland survey regarding the Alpha course. The number of churches which had decided not to run the course because of the section on speaking in ...

... Speaking of Witch Edited by Claire Prentice It’s got nothing to do with the trainspotter image, it’s just a fashion fact that cagoules will never be trendy. A rather cool spinoff, however, is this mac in a rucksack from Hawkshead, for £l9. Essentially ...

... Speak up RADIO Scotland is looking for teachers, parents and pupils willing to share their views and experiences of Scottish education. “Making the Grade” aims to look at what is going on in schools and colleges around the country. Forthcoming topics ...

... Speaking In tongues Alan Garner’s children’s books captivated a generation, and his adult work bewitched them when they grew up. Could he top that with a play? Sir Alex Ferguson and Prince Charles think so. ...

... Frankly speaking LAST week’s feature on Frank Lennon, the St Modan's headmaster who “turned the school around”, undoubtedly provoked much discussion in the nation’s staffrooms, not least in my own school where, in a previous incarnation, the Modan's ...

... Speaking freely T o R Orange, the mobile telephone network operator, is giving away a free cellphone every day of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, as well as offering visitors free e-mail services as part of a drive to showcase its new Mobile Media wireless ...

... Burley speaks up DERBY County's Craig Burley yesterday again expressed his regret at leaving his former club Celtic, admitting he “wasn’t particularly happy with some of the things that were going on”. The former Parkhead midfielder indicated there had ...

... Actions speak louder SIR George Bull, the megaphone-voiced chairman of J Sainsbury, bellowed out to investors at its annual meeting yesterday the group’s intention to turn itself round and out- ...

... Soap-opera speak Sir, - May | add my béte noir to Edward Pearce’s pet hates of modern speech (Commentary, 4 March)? Itis the infuriating way in which some people end their sentences with a questioning tone. Y 1 believe it is called the “inquisitive lilt ...

... Speaking our language D \ { television news. But who's watching either that or their regional opt-out? before casting an eye on the audience Asked and answered, wethinks. colleagues from Shed Productions, Ann McManus and Eileen Gallagher were hanging ...

... Expressionism speaks volumes yers treat hetir staff They don’t know they ecided to ducted a straw poll of three major London agencies and found them much more “Bah humbug” Their writers won't get so much as a mince pie or a glass of ginger wine. So rest ...

... can speak them all {EN Shetland coastguards - . picked up a- distress signal ‘from ...