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- UK Internet Growth On Mobile Outpacing PC-based Surfing
- The use of the mobile internet in Britain grew eight times as fast as the growth of the wired internet, according to the latest study from research firm Nielsen Online. Of course, the actual number of Britons surfing the wired internet is still overwhelmingly higher. The Mobile Media View...
- External links 2008-11-24
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- When Shakespeare's sonnets replace talk of the tempest
- LOOPIEST Breakfast Show Of The Week Ahead Award (which should really be given in perpetuity to Alice Cooper's three-hour Planet Rock slot) goes to BBC Radio 3 for its contribution to the BBC Poetry Season on Wednesday. Why? Because instead of the news or the weather, they'll be reading Shakespeare's...
- Articles 2009-05-17
- The secret of how to live forever . . . or die trying very hard
- LIVE forever, Oasis once sang. But who actually wants to these days, what with the weather going weird and Spandau Ballet reforming? David Fisher does. A 51-year-old who gets by on just 1600 calories a day, he wants to avoid the diseases of old age - as...
- Articles 2009-03-29
- Pupils' Sunny Period
- THESE pupils were on cloud nine when they met weather presenter Paul Mooney. Budding broadcasters from Greenfields Community Primary School, Wideopen, had a chance to find out about life in front of the cameras when Mr Mooney talked to them about his job. The BBC weatherman,...
- Articles 2009-03-23
- School scoops third award
- CULTURE vultures at a Tyneside primary are set to score a hat trick For the third time, St Joseph's RC Primary in Blaydon, Gateshead, is set to scoop an international award for educating pupils about other cultures. The school is one of 63 nationwide to win the International...
- Articles 2009-03-23
- It's the best by baa!
- THESE three gifted students were given the honour of judging a prestigious competition for BBC TV's Look North. The three photography students were given the opportunity to decide upon the winning photograph for the Look North weather competition for February. The students Anna Best, Laura Pearman...
- Articles 2009-03-14
- SHOP OWNER'S FATAL FALL ON SKIING TRIP; Holiday tragedy in Switzerland
- Byline: By KATIE GRANT News Reporter A MUSIC entrepreneur fell to his death on a snowboarding holiday in Switzerland. Huddersfield businessman Rob Williams, 29, was missing for seven hours before he was found by rescue teams late on Monday night in the up market resort of...
- Articles 2009-03-05
- Ex-Fartown Dad battles the raging flames of Oz infernos; Family history Mum tells story of volunteer firefighter Iain
- Byline: By NICK LAVIGUEUR News Reporter AHUDDERSFIELD-born man has been risking his life battling Australia's raging bushfires that have claimed more than 200 lives. Former Fartown High School deputy head boy Iain Robertson emigrated to Australia with his wife, Josie, 20 years ago, but last week...
- Articles 2009-02-18
- 'Jenny & I have five children between us ..we're not married..
- HE'S one of Ireland's best-loved stars with three TV shows and his own radio slot, but Martin King has revealed he almost turned down his big break. Today the TV3 legend spills the beans on his marriage plans, his secret umbrella collection and why revealing his...
- Articles 2008-11-30
- YouTube Taking Long View.(contract between YouTube Inc. and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.)
- Alex Weprin A big chip in YouTube's effort to monetize its content is the professionally produced material it gets from content partners. The Google-owned video site has deals with Discovery, CBS, the BBC, PBS, Sony, HBO, Lionsgate and others. Most recently, MGM has...
- Articles 2008-11-17
- The news quiz; Coffee time
- 1 Which BBC weather forecaster died, aged 85? 2 What is the name of the police chief suspended by the Jersey government after a new inquiry team said there was no evidence of murders at ex-children's home Haut de la Garenne? 3 Which 61-year-old British drummer...
- Articles 2008-11-15
- TV Jack dies
- A COUNTY Durham-born weather forecaster has died from cancer at the age of 85. Jack Scott, who was born in Ferryhill, was described as a 'pioneer' by the BBC, introducing the famous magnetic symbols to viewers in 1975, which could sometimes slip or fall off during broadcasts. ...
- Articles 2008-11-14
- On your marks
- THE Great North Run is the world's biggest half-marathon. Founded by former Olympic 10,000m bronze medallist Brendan Foster, the first GNR took place on 28 June 1981. This year about 52,000 people are due to start the race and run the 13.1 miles from Newcastle to...
- Articles 2008-10-02
- ARRAY OF CELEBS JOIN ATHLETES; Stars get set for run
- Byline: By LAURA CAROE A STAR-STUDDED line-up is set to pound the streets in the Great North Run. Around 52,000 people, from elite runners to firsttimers, are due to start on Sunday, October 5, running more than 13 miles from Newcastle to South Shields. ...
- Articles 2008-09-19
- FRIENDLY FIRES
- FRIENDLY FIRES Friendly Fires XL Recordings 3 stars INEVITABLY, a number of the electroindie-pop-rave bands of the moment will sink without a trace, and that's all good and proper. But Friendly Fires, from St Albans, might weather the storm. These are...
- Articles 2008-09-07
- Letter: Mailbag - Weather not to blame
- Byline: DAVID R TAYLOR THE article by your columnist, Hazel Etienne, (Saturday August 30), regarding the lack of fruit on her plum tree, caught my attention. It seems to be fairly common in newspapers and on television, for the English weather to be blamed for everything...
- Articles 2008-09-03
- Ask advice on the environment
- A SIMULATOR that shows drivers how to conserve fuel and a pedal-powered smoothie maker will be among the attractions at an environmental fair this Sunday. The event at Bents Park, in South Shields, will be opened by Lucy Siegle, a reporter on the BBC's The One Show, and...
- Articles 2008-08-19
- Pick of the day
- BBC1 Rogue Restaurants (8.30pm) Matt Allwright and Anita Rani take the team undercover to investigate allegations of poor hygiene in two of London's Indian restaurants. The discovery of rodent droppings is just one of the possible health violations that could have serious repercussions. BBC2...
- Articles 2008-08-14
- Pick of the day
- BBC1 Matt Allwright and Anita Rani take the team undercover to investigate allegations of poor hygiene in two of London's Indian restaurants. The discovery of rodent droppings is just one of the possible health violations that could have serious repercussions. Rogue Restaurants (8.30pm) BBC2...
- Articles 2008-08-14
- Raising funds in great style
- SIXTEEN riders helped raise over pounds 1,500 for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance in a coast-to-coast ride. Organised by Huddersfield Star Wheeler Mark Newby, of Newsome, in memory of his brother-in-law Graham Chaplin, 30, who died in a motorcycling accident on Snake Pass a year ago, the event proved...
- Articles 2008-07-10
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