... masters.of the art, Russia, have once. again struck at the crucial momenttotake the lead. After trailing back in the pack for several rounds; they've: taken a crucial half-point lead at the top as the tournament.moves into.its closing stages following a ...

... traditional way. it's all about keeping traditions alive’ ‘Caroline trained atMorrison &Gibb in Tanfield, Edin- burgh, and has been with the Trust for 15 years. Stewart went straight from schoolinto a Youth Opportunities scheme in 1982, i is aj serving his ap- ...

... offas colleges. JOHN Godber's play has hardly stopped rolling since it stormed the Edinburgh Fringe in 1982 and gu can still see why. It may not be high art, but even on a night of torrential rain it can pull in the Edinburgh guntcrs Jt‘flf.ng by the catcalls ...

... by setting up a centre in Rome to-train priests. He added: “Over the years the ministry of those priests has helped keep the faith alive in Scotland.” e The Cardinal said the visit by the First Minister and Scottish Secretary was a “sign of the new era ...

... of all took place in Spain in 1982, when West Germany and Austria colluded in a 1-0 victory for the former that took the neighbours into the knockout stage at the expense of Germans in their opening ® This deliberately stage. 35 € agemanaged condus‘loz ...

... oRR e El Vez *%% The Garage, Glasgow WITH his slick, pompadour, - gyrating hips and quivering - vocals, El Vez keeps the spirit of Elvis alive, but this former punk from Los Angeles is no mere Elvis impersonator, as quickly became clear in : Friday's debut ...

... ocean of bedraggled punters in plastic ponchos. “We like the rain because it keeps us wet, slippy and-very lubricated,” said Melanie Blatt in a gambit so 3 Gomez. Anonymous they may be, but their blend of gicsp_eratcvthat even her bandmates were taken aback ...

... the greatest honour to be achieved in the game. The newcomers may indeed help keep Scotland competitive on the world stage, from where comes the money to keep the game in this country alive, but it is a fine balance. There must be a point ...

... felt it was such a monumental work of art that it was an opportunity we could not miss to do something. It is a complex work of art and it is very easy to become overwhelmed by the whole thing, We decided to keep it simple and look at two main elements ...

... one who suggests they stage a production of PAGE 19 = Yesteryear action man Steven Seagal returns in a formulaic thriller that has his maverick cop indulging in some staid martial arts fisticuffs. (General release) King Lear to keep boredom at bay, but ...

... very much in favour of Octagon beix:fieinvolved. It's the only way the British Grand Prix will stay alive.” =y In its statement of issues published in May, the commission acknowledged the impact blocking the deal would Kuve gnthemndogmandsa;lndche implications ...

... rights alone would almost certainly have made him a millionaire. In November 1982 he was handed yet another lifeline by Saturday Night Live. Even here, a violent but obviously staged argument with the producer resulted in the audience being invited to phone ...