Monthly Archives: February 2011

Raymond started his career in England as a waiter at the Rose Revived Restaurant, and when the chef was taken ill one day he took over. via manoir.com Love his new show on BBC, for a self taught chef, the … Continue reading →

via bbc.co.uk Gaddafi: ‘All my people love me” Crazy enough to believe this? One would be wise to keep in mind that a military dictator that has been in power for many decades, has learned how to stay in power. … Continue reading →

Just a few properly positioned lights of the correct type can do more to make your garden beautiful and functional than a ring of bright floodlights around the perimeter. Make sure that you’re only lighting the areas that need to … Continue reading →

via channel4.com http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-real-kings-speech The programme was on channel 4, probably repeated from the wednesday show. The others who had been patients of Mr. Logue were quite inspiring to watch. Especially the son of Oswald Moseley, who still obviously struggles a … Continue reading →

The title of The Real King’s Speech implicitly hinted at a gap between the Oscar-nominated movie and the real events. Which made it a little underwhelming that this documentary about the true events essentially confirmed the story told by the … Continue reading →

via bbc.co.uk From the documentary, perhaps it was Channel 4, one could see that the King was nervous about speaking before large groups, let alone the 100,000 at the Ibrox football stadium. One of the major bishops put him down … Continue reading →

Foreign Office update on situation in Libya 25 February 2011 Information on the consular situation in Libya and the UK response. Update at 16:30 The security and wellbeing of British nationals is our absolute priority. We are doing all we … Continue reading →

>>..PM David Cameron has said the Government will do everything it can to evacuate the remaining Brits stranded in #Libya http://ow.ly/43gxK…@foreignoffice 25 February 2011 Twitter channels via fco.gov.uk Seems like they now have their site in gear, we checked it … Continue reading →

24 February 2011 Last updated at 22:37 Share this page Facebook http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12573584” title=”Post this story to Twitter”>Twitter Share Email Print News from nowhere: How the papers got their stories By Jon Manel PM, BBC Radio 4 Phone-hacking allegations raised wider … Continue reading →

via bbc.co.uk One by one, it is amazing how quickly the leaders in the middel east have been toppled. Saddam was reduced to hiding in a hole, Mubarak is out of the news, and Gaddafi is in hiding, and obviously … Continue reading →