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Образец английского юмора - еженедельные новости из Англии. 109


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Образец английского юмора - еженедельные новости из Англии

Выпуск 109 04 марта 2008г. описание форум архив e-mail

Sunday February 24 - March 2, 2008

The Observer

 

A good week for ...

 

Gilbert & George

The artists achieved new heights last week when a buyer paid a record £636,500 for Bad Thoughts Number 2. It is a photo of the pair in the 1970s, drinking at home. Doubles all round.

 

Mature exes

Many years after his former wife married her long-term boyfriend, the heir to the throne, Andrew Parker Bowles enjoyed a break with Camilla, without Prince Charles tagging along for the ride. How very grown up.

 

Stuart Rose

Not just financially astute but also very green, as the M&S boss bans free plastic bags. Anyone who forgets to bring their eco-friendly bag will have to pay 5p per plastic carrier. Sceptics will point to the miles of plastic covering the endless fruit and veg, but it's a start.

 

Peter Fincham

Like sacked footballer managers, sacked TV execs pop up, sooner or later, for another team. Having resigned as controller of BBC1 after the faked  'Queen storms out' trailer, he's been made director of television at ITV. As keen fans, we fancy he could score a goal or two.

 

 

 

 



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A bad week for ...

 

Ian McAllister

What a conspiracy of fate, enough, indeed, to have you railing against the gods, which saw Mr McAllister became Sir Ian on the very same day that his company, Network Rail, was fined £14m for causing travel chaos. It must have taken some of the shine off the whole investiture jamboree. Although since Sir Ian only works a three-day week, he can't have been entirely to blame...

 

Lakshmi Mittal

The billionaire steel magnate is selling his house in the Bishops Avenue in north London for £40m. It seems that he has put his house on the market because Barratt Homes is building a luxury block next door. Luxury block with flats for sale for up to £11m, but block none the less.

 

Conrad Black

The former Telegraph proprietor has had a last-ditch attempt to remain out of jail, pending an appeal, rejected by the US Court of Appeals. So this week he starts life behind bars, with a prison routine that involves a 10pm curfew, allows limited email access and - oh horror - involves dormitory living.

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