... apply. What's your new Yaris resolution? After the Christmas excesses everyone wants the perfect body. It's instantly attainable when you try the new Toyota Vans. And because it's considerably taller and broader than its predecessor your new Yaris can also ...

... Grainne Rothery d THE fact that comedy acts were responsible for seven out of the 10 bestselling DVDs in the run-up to Christmas illustrates the popularity of the genre in Ireland at the moment. iscovers choosing to go professional supplement their incomes ...

... demand for top quality finance professionals. Robert Gibson in London CASH rich Irish investors have become a new force to be reckoned with in thecommercial property market of the City of London by investing 5g.£384.5m during 2001. According to the City office ...

... Austria and Switzerland will take on a new perspective, as you view the passing scenery on three spectacular, but very different railway journeys. Price includes: return flights from Belfast to Switzerland/Munich via London and transfers; 3 nights 4-star HB ...

... been enlisted by new Clare manager Anthony Daly. Daly has wasted no time in putting a squad together and has already met with his prospective players to illustrate his plans for the season. Clare will train twice weekly until Christmas under the direction ...

... produced and the illustrations of stylish items of glass and furniture made during the art nouveau period can be very attractive. Many of the turn of the century designers are now household names. layout, and for the Cenotaph in London. Some of Lutyens' ...

... September 2 News: The Great Fire of London started in a bakery in Pudding Lane (1666) The Irish Free State held its first elections (1923) Died: Thomas Telford, Scottish civil engineer (1834) Born: Salma Hayek, US actress (1968) September 3 New s: Britain ...

... 5.10: Weakest Link Ruthless quiz (7782764) 5.55: Flog It! From Stole-on-Trent (985431) 6.55: The Archbishop of Canterbury's New Year Message The Most Rev Dr Rowan Williams reflects on the year's events. (993509) 7.00: The Natural World The lives of swamp ...

... Open (1890), was born. And it was on Christmas Eve 1953 that Golf Illustrated devoted its cover to a familiar smiling face with strong, even teeth and steely, penetrating eyes. The magazine proclaimed: Our Christmas honours go to the Golfer of the Decade ...

... September 2 News: The Great Fire of London started in a bakery in Pudding Lane (1666) First: The Irish Free State held its first elections (1923) Died: Thomas Telford, Scottish civil engineer (1834) Born: Salma Hayek, US actress (1968) September 3 New s: Britain ...

... Barker present this year's ceremony, as leading children's authors and illustrators gather to find out who will claim the awards. 5.10 BBC News; Weather 2/81579 5.30 Regional News; Weather 133537 5.35 Songs of Praise 932111 Pam Rhodes visits Sevenoaks ...

... Crystal Palace in London in 1851, over six million visitors attended the show in six months. The new developments in science and art from many nations fascinated a Victorian society which responded happily to in Somerset House in London and by the mid 1840 ...