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International Youth Festival to visit Arbroath – Arbroath Herald
Arbroath Herald International Youth Festival to visit Arbroath Arbroath Herald Kaluzhsky Suvenir, the Russian dance ensemble are renowned for their sympathetic interpretations of traditional dance, and are directed by Elena Soboleva, who has been recognised by the Russian Ministry of Culture for her work. ... and more
Continue reading...Artist William Crozier Dies at 81 – ArtLyst
16. July 2011
ArtLyst Artist William Crozier Dies at 81 ArtLyst Van Gogh was also another artist who interested him, as was the Russian abstract artist, Kazimir Malevich, “the greatest influence I ever had”. Crozier traveled around Ireland before enrolling at Art college. While studying, he was struck by the ..
Continue reading...Dressed to sell – Financial Times
15. July 2011
Financial Times Dressed to sell Financial Times But if the property is expected to attract Russian buyers, they focus on brand names. The Cornwall Terrace properties in London were “dressed” in four quite different styles to attract a range of overseas buyers – from Russia, Asia, the Middle East and ..
Continue reading...The British press An empire at bay – The Economist
15. July 2011
The Economist The British press An empire at bay The Economist If he sold his British papers to, say, a Russian oligarch or Richard Desmond, the cost-cutting mogul behind the Express and the Red Hot TV porn channel, how many journalists would cheer?
Continue reading...Yuri Gagarin, legendary ‘naut, makes London debut – Golf Talk
15. July 2011
The Guardian Yuri Gagarin, legendary 'naut, makes London debut Golf Talk “Russians are very proud that [Gagarin] was Russian , but if you look at it more philosophically – he was a delegate from the whole world to space.
Continue reading...Gagarin’s monument unveiled in London – The Voice of Russia
14. July 2011
The Guardian Gagarin's monument unveiled in London The Voice of Russia The hope is that the unveiling of the Gagarin monument in London will further contribute to Russian -British fence-mending, analysts say. According to tradition, the monument is due to be relocated to one of Britain's culture institutions by 2013. Yuri Gagarin, legendary 'naut, makes London debut Golf Talk all 158 news articles
Continue reading...Entertainment for all tastes at Royal & Derngate this autumn – AboutMyArea
14. July 2011
Entertainment for all tastes at Royal & Derngate this autumn AboutMyArea For younger audiences, the traditional Russian fairytale The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship, is presented in a lively and vibrant storytelling event for ages 4 to 10. On a bigger scale, children's TV favourites Numberjacks takes to the Derngate ... and more
Continue reading...Just why are home-grown athletes being sacrificed for ‘plastic Brits’? – Herald Scotland
13. July 2011
Just why are home-grown athletes being sacrificed for 'plastic Brits'? Herald Scotland Suitably fired up for the relay in Stockholm, McConnell ran the fastest leg (50.06), the victorious Russian Olympic silver medal squad included
Continue reading...Why Murdoch could sell all his London newspapers – First Post
12. July 2011
First Post Why Murdoch could sell all his London newspapers First Post Russian oligarchs are no doubt watching closely.
Continue reading...Dawkins swoop highlights Bingham’s new direction – The Lawyer
11. July 2011
The Lawyer Dawkins swoop highlights Bingham's new direction The Lawyer However, the practices diverged: Micklethwaite's general litigation background (he developed a strong following of Russian clients) did not dovetail easily with the strict financial bias of Bingham's practice, and he left in September 2007 for ... and more
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