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... resume negotiations with the coal board But he Insisted; There will be no sacrificial lambs. The Scottish miners' leader was speaking at a rally at Polkemmet colliery. West Lothian, where more than a dozen Weight Watchers FREE FIRST LESSON Pay only Initial ...

... for the “Observer.” At this point, she had never written a word In any newspaper, never reported a single event. Nor did she speak a word German. As the Observer correspondent in Prague from 1936, she bore witness to the slow strangulation of the Czechoslovak ...

... today; “Members of the Royal Family will be very relieved at the news.'; l- The Princess’s former husband. Lord Snowdon, speaking from his London home, said: “I am very relieved that everything wept all right and that it was not something serious. I hope ...

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... secretary of the doctors' ruling body, the British Medical Association, today defended the decision, to end Mr Sage's treatment. Speaking on TV-am, he said: “I am sure the doctors In charge of the case made their decision purely on clinical grounds.” The doctors ...