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RSS FEATURED WRITERS Peter Hinchliffe worked as a reporter on daily newspapers in England, the US and Kenya. He news edited the Daily Nation in Nairobi and was a stringer for Associated Press. He now runs a daily literary Web magazine www.openwriting.com No. Article Date The Web Is Winning the News War Now the expression 'hot off the press' is history 1 At 3:15 p.m. I would dash back to the office with hand-written reports, and those reports would appear in the paper's la... >>more 2009.01.05 An Empty Place at the Table Peter Hinchliffe reflects on life and family after the death of his wife of 45 years 2 Why should I have been so lucky? I don't know the answer. What I do know is that luck, like life, does not last forever.... >>more 2008.12.30 The Plight of the Honeybee The cause of Colony Collapse Disorder is not fully understood 3 Suggestions have been made that cell phone radiation, pesticides of genetically modified crops could be to blame. Expert... >>more 2008.12.29 This Credit Card Could Ruin You The average British adult now owes 33,000 pounds through mortgages, credit cards and personal loans 4 The first credit card was launched in the UK in 1966 by Barclays Bank. A converted shoe and boot factory in Northampton... >>more 2008.10.14 Yah, Boo! We're Taller Than You! The Burj Dubai dwarfs the UK's tallest freestanding structure Emley Moor Tower 5 It's cold up there on Emley Moor when winter comes. Don't I know it! The cylindrical mast was regularly coated with ice.... >>more 2008.10.09 The End in Sight for Some Newspapers? Millions of news addicts are now content to get their daily 'fix' elsewhere 6 Jane Martinson, writing in The Guardian this week, asked, "Which newspaper group will be the first to go bust? Politics ... >>more 2008.10.03 The Time of the Turnip UK sales of the humble turnip are soaring 7 As the credit crunch bites harder, housewives used to buying convenience prepared meals are preparing the dinners their ... >>more 2008.09.26 Hurray for the U3A! U3A and similar organizations have enriched the lives thousands of senior citizens 8 The University of the Third Age began in France. In 1972 in Toulouse, a successful summer school for retired people pref... >>more 2008.09.22 We're All as Greedy as Bankers Even as banks granted loans to people who could never repay them, the people took them 9 Bankers have rewarded themselves with annual bonuses running into millions of dollars. They are now sitting targets for ... >>more 2008.09.17 Hurricane Alley Texas no stranger to violent storms 10 One of the most violent hurricanes ever to hit the US roared into Galveston on Sept. 8, 1900. Six thousand people were v... >>more 2008.09.15 Don't Eat Meat and Pay More for Your Bun British farmers are looking on in anguish as this year's cereal crop deteriorates 11 Some crops have been abandoned. If the weather improves this month some grain may still be harvested, but it is likely... >>more 2008.09.12 Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Me In Britain house sales are almost at a standstill 12 We bought our first house for 4,000 pounds ($7,000), and our second for 7,500 pounds ($13,275). Thirty-six years on, we ... >>more 2008.09.09 Our Billionaire Is Richer Than Your Billionaire Abu Dhabi United Group purchase Manchester City 13 The announcement yesterday that Abu Dhabi United Group had bought Manchester City from Thaksin Shinawatra, the former pr... >>more 2008.09.03 Not the Last of the Summer Wine You can still have fun at 60 and beyond 14 The BBC comedy sitcom "Last of the Summer Wine," filmed just eight miles away from my Yorkshire home, serves as an on-go... >>more 2008.08.30 Barmy Brits Hail Their Olympic Heroes Team G.B.'s medal haul seems to have altered the attitude of a number of cynical Britons 15 Britons have been starved of sporting success. Football is the nation's leading sport. England's Premier League provides... >>more 2008.08.28     [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]      Title Reporter content Yehonathan Tommer   Independent Inquiry Is Unavoidable Michael Werbowski   [Fiction] The Plague Chronicles John Boland   Not So "Neet" Michael Solis   Victims of HIV-related Travel Restrictions in Korea [ESL/EFL Podcast] Saying No Seventeenth in a series of English language lessons from Jennifer Lebedev...    [ESL/EFL] Talking About Change    [ESL/ EFL Podcast] Personal Finances    [ESL/EFL] Buying and Selling How worried are you about the H1N1 influenza virus?   Very worried   Somewhat worried   Not yet   Not at all     * Vote to see the result.     Two Stories Become Three in Lexington, Va.  Fund Raising Fair  Will Hatoyama Ban Whaling?  Beauty from the Fires of Hell  Amazon Business Show Starts in a Week  Questions for President Obama  Tiepolo, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Picasso and More:  Brazil - Global Entrepreneurship Week  A Serious Man  I have been fired from my job

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