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October 19, 2007
Wallflowers to warriors
...Shekhar Kapur’s sequel to the hit Elizabeth, the fashion world seems to be following...are ideal,” says Karen Cummings-Palmer a lifestyle marketing consultant. Cummings-Palmer commends her latest discovery, a new...softness and power”. As Kapur’s Elizabeth, with her crush on Raleigh, also demonstrates... By Dimi Gaidatzi
May 1, 2009
Woman in the News: Carol Ann Duffy
...s poet, not just a poet’s poet,” said Judith Palmer, director of The Poetry Society. Ms Duffy has written...Queen in the form of an OBE in 1995 and a CBE in 2001. But Ms Palmer describes Ms Duffy as a “maverick”, adding: “Is she going...is rusting.” Will Ms Duffy, now an appointee of Queen Elizabeth II herself, confront her royal employer? Rather than the... By Rosie Blau
April 26, 2008
Affordable sunshine
...clubs, with golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Nick Price. Oceanside condominiums are available in...The combination of price and quality of life attracted Elizabeth and Doug Jones, both 37, from Miami nearly two years ago...St Lucie was reason-able, and more laid back," says Elizabeth, an immigration lawyer. "Insurance is cheaper, the cost... By Robert Liebman
April 25, 2008
Affordable sunshine
...clubs, with golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Nick Price. Oceanside condominiums are available in Hutchinson...Beach. The combination of price and quality of life lured Elizabeth and Doug Jones, both 37, to Port St Lucie from Miami nearly...Port St Lucie was reasonable, and more laid back” says Elizabeth, an immigration lawyer. “In Port St Lucie, insurance... By Robert Liebman
November 22, 2008
Mad, bad and dangerous to read?
...s lineage back to such precedents as Dorothy Edwards' My Naughty Little Sister and Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit . Elizabeth Hammill, co-founder of Seven Stories, believes all children should be allowed to read Henry. "He is an anti-hero...herself but his younger son hasn't yet been read the books. Henry's fanbase does include parents. Alyson Dermody Palmer has two girls, aged 10 and seven, both of whom are fans. She teaches in a north London unit for children who have been... By Isabel Berwick
November 22, 2008
Horrid Henry’s stage play
...s lineage back to such precedents as Dorothy Edwards’ My Naughty Little Sister and Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit . Elizabeth Hammill, co-founder of Seven Stories, believes all children should be allowed to read Henry. “He is an anti-hero...herself but his younger son hasn’t yet been read the books. Henry’s fanbase does include parents. Alyson Dermody Palmer has two girls, aged 10 and seven, both of whom are fans. She teaches in a north London unit for children who have been... By Isabel Berwick
December 13, 2005
Depot fire takes its toll on local businesses
...result of the blast. However, it said the industry as a whole was unaffected and had been able to get supplies from any one of the other 50 fuel depots.Additional reporting by Elizabeth Rigby, Thomas Catan, Maija Palmer and Alex Barker By Bob Sherwood
December 12, 2005
Oil depot fire takes its toll on local businesses
...and had been able to get supplies from any one of the other 50 fuel depots. Additional reporting by Elizabeth Rigby, Thomas Catan, Maija Palmer and Alex Barker By Bob Sherwood
July 4, 2009
BHP cuts losses with Yabulu sale
...over by companies wholly owned by Clive Palmer, who plans to expand the operation by...Australia to provide additional feedstock. Mr Palmer has been a key figure in the Australian...said in a note to investors. One of Mr Palmer's mining subsidiaries inked a deal last... By John O'Doherty in London and Elizabeth Fry in Sydney
July 3, 2009
BHP takes $675m writedown on Yabulu sale
...over by companies wholly owned by Clive Palmer, who plans to expand the operation by buying...Australia to provide additional feedstock. Mr Palmer has been a key figure in the Australian...said in a note to investors. One of Mr Palmer’s mining subsidiaries inked a deal... By John O’Doherty in London and Elizabeth Fry in Sydney