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Daily Mail, 20.03.10 01:52 UTC

Planespotter accused of spying from a hotel sunbed while on holiday in Egypt

A planespotter was arrested in Egypt after being accused of spying from his hotel sunlounger. Corbie Weastell was thrown in a filthy cell without food or water and left handcuffed and chained to ...

Sharm Cliff Hotel  Foreign Office  Margaret  Corbie Weastell  Egypt  India  +6 more

guardian.co.uk, 20.03.10 00:46 UTC

Shank and the perils of shooting on location

Ahead of the release of Shank, which was met by protests from locals during filming, a look at some other location shoots that went bad

James Bond  Terry Gilliam  Mo Ali  Kaya Scodelario  Julia Roberts  David Boice  +22 more

Seattle Times, 20.03.10 00:23 UTC

Wash. governor signs ban on BPA in baby bottles

Baby bottles and sports bottles sold in Washington state will soon have to be free of the chemical bisphenol A under a measure signed into law on Friday by Gov. Chris Gregoire.

Martin O'Malley  Chris Gregoire  Ivy Sager-Rosenthal  chemical  chemical bisphenol  clear polycarbonate plastics  +18 more

The Independent, 20.03.10 00:21 UTC

What the Budget might mean for you

Next Wednesday's pre-election Budget is unlikely to introduce much bad news. Vote-winning will be the name of the game but Chancellor Alistair Darling may well include some surprises, not least an ...

GBP  pence  European Union  United Kingdom  food  RSM Tenon  +7 more

The Independent, 20.03.10 00:21 UTC

Shank: a stab at the big time

With knife crime high on the political agenda, a film called Shank featuring scowling teens set against a grime soundtrack could have been a case of repetition as far as British urban dramas are ...

Kedar Williams-Stirling  Wiley  Dizzee Rascal  Mo Ali  Ashley "Bashy" Thomas  Paul Carter  +11 more

Daily Mail, 19.03.10 23:59 UTC

The high stakes gamble that saved Sahil: How a frantic father and a rucksack stuffed with cash lured the five-year-old's abductors into a daring trap

  A slim 28-year- old British Asian man this week walked calmly through the crowds going about their day in a Paris suburb. But 'Tony' Raja Saeed, from Oldham, had much on his mind. His actions would ...

Paris  Islamabad  Manchester  Commissioner   Pakistani High  McDonald's Corporation  +14 more

Times Online World News, 19.03.10 23:10 UTC

North Koreans fear the country is on the verge of a new famine

Once again, rice has disappeared from tables in North Korea. A famine looms and as happened in the 1990s millions could die. Desperation is stamped on the faces of those few who have braved ...

Pyongyang  Beijing  security guard   Minister   Dear Leader   Great Leader   +19 more

BusinessWeek, 19.03.10 20:08 UTC

Picks of the Week: Adobe, AmEx, FedEx, GE, Google

Wall Street analysts give their buy, sell, or hold views on 10 stocks in the news this week

Adobe Systems Inc  Fedex Corporation  JPMorgan Chase & Co  Boston Scientific Corporation  General Electric Company  H.J. Heinz Company  +13 more

Newsweek International Edition, 19.03.10 19:21 UTC

The Return of No-Growth Economics

Take the worst economic crisis in 60 years. Combine it with the erosion of the West's predominance. Add apocalyptic warnings of climate change. What you'll get are some radical new ideas. One of ...

Europe  genetic engineering  plant-breeding technologies  Club of Rome  Thomas Malthus\xe2  Nicolas Sarkozy\xe2  +9 more

Newsweek US Edition, 19.03.10 18:14 UTC

Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffet, Rock Star?

In this climate, in which CEOs – especially really wealthy heads of financial firms – are generally unpopular, it might seem dicey for one of them to appear prominently in an advertisement. ...

New England Patriots  Warren Buffet  Dave Thomas  Warren Buffett  Doug Flutie  Victor Kiam  +6 more
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