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Famine Emergency

By Susan | Published October 5, 2011

The food crisis in East Africa seems to be spiralling out of all control. In a region well used to hardship, the seeds of a truly biblical disaster are being sown. The world needs to act. First there was drought. A lack of rain should not mean starvation in 2011, but a host of politcal [...]

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Tour Operator Made To Pay Leg Break Man

By Susan | Published September 20, 2011

In a landmark judgement, tour operator Saga Holidays has been ordered to pay compensation to a man who was injured on one of their holidays. Details of the case have emerged in a blog post published by  the plaintiff’s legal firm, a well known firm of personal injury solicitors. The man at the centre of [...]

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Stations of Despair

By Susan | Published September 1, 2011

Frequently cold, unwelcoming and filthy, railway stations are often not the loveliest places. Add to that overcrowding and you have a recipe. Now a secret Network Rail list of the most overcrowded stations in the UK has come to light. London has the lions share of overcrowded stations. A combination of Victorian infrastructure, high living [...]

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