- ニューカッスル
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- Brian Logan is invited to Iraq
'Can you promise I won't get beheaded?'The other day I was invited on a press trip to Baghdad. This is an unusual development. I'm used to invitations to see plays touring the East Midlands, to a night of laughs at the Chuckle Hut in Newcastle-under-Lyme. But Baghdad? Car-bomb-spattered, borderline-civil war-ridden, westerner-jeopardising Baghdad? I called the PR. The idea was that I accompany a British director, now working in the Middle East, to scout out Iraq's burgeoning theatre scene. It's the kind of offer I'd usually jump at. But on this occasion, excitement found itself sharing space with trepidation and fear.I asked for assurances. Can you promise I won't get beheaded? Don't worry, he said, we have a really good production manager on the ground. This wasn't the balm I'd been looking for. Were I to be bundled into the boot of Muqtada al-Sadr's Mondeo, I don't see how the ability to source excellent theatre lighting could save me. Oh, and you'll be accompanied, said the PR, by an excellent war photographer. A war photographer? This guy really knew how to put a coward at ease.I was surprised at my own timidity, but then no one ever confused an arts critic with Kate Adie. I was arrested in Tehran once, photographing anti-US graffiti while attending the Fajr theatre festival. But when the revolutionary guard realised my detainment might leave Mitchell and Webb's new show disastrously under-reviewed, I was released without charge. In Port of Spain, I was held up at knifepoint while researching an article on a Caribbean version of Handel's Messiah. But the assailant, perhaps in solidarity with my trenchant coverage of David Hare's latest work, gave up the fight empty-handed.Otherwise, well, the comic Daniel Kitson once called for me to be violated during his 。。u0026#39;あなたは私が首を取得しないと約束？。。u0026#39;先日、私はバグダッドに記者旅行に招待された
- Carroll hat-trick spark Toon's six-goal romp
Andy Carroll helped himself to a hat-trick last night as Newcastle stunned Aston Villa 6-0 to mark a memorable home return to the Premier League.
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- Hit-run killer hunt after man found on road
A FATAL hit and run near Newcastle in NSW has sparked a manhunt for the driver of the vehicle involved in the incident. 致命的なヒット商品とニューカッスルの近くにニューサウスウェールズ州で実行される車両事件に関与したドライバの捜索を呼んでいる
- Baby frozen for four days to fix deadly heart condition
A baby who suffered complications after heart surgery made a miraculous recovery after he was frozen for four days.Doctors in Newcastle, northern England, made the decision to lower 16-week-old Finley Burton's body temperature... 心臓手術後の合併症を赤ちゃんが、奇跡的な回復を彼はニューカッスル、イングランド北部の4つのdays.Doctorsで凍結した後、決断を16週齢フィンリーバートンの体温を下げるために作ら...
- Allardyce heaps more misery on former club Bolton
Blackburn manager Sam Allardyce pushed former club Bolton further into the relegation mire as his side secured a 3-0 win over Wanderers at Ewood Park on Sunday.Rovers boss Allardyce spent eight years in charge of Bolton before leaving to join Newcastle in 2007, but his players showed no mercy to his struggling ex-employers as goals from Nikola Kalinic, Jason Roberts and Gael Givet left Owen Coyle's team stuck in the relegation zone. として彼の側Sunday.Roversにイーウッドパークの上司アラダイスボルトンを担当して8年、2007年にニューカッスルに参加を離れる前に過ごしたワンダラーズに3-0で保護されたブラックバーンのサムアラダイス監督はさらに降格の窮地に、しかし、元クラブのボルトンプッシュ。選手ニコラKalinic、ジェイソンロバーツとガエルジベからの目標としての苦労の元雇用者にオーウェンコイルのチームは左には慈悲を示した降格ゾーン内で立ち往生
- In Brief
Coal shipments from Australia's Newcastle Port, the world's largest coal-export terminal, have been cut by about 570,000 tonnes because of a train derailment and scheduled rail maintenance, the port operator said yesterday. Delays are expected, traders said. Some Asian utilities are struggling with low coal stockpiles because of recent supply disruptions from Australia and could be forced to buy on the spot market. オーストラリアのニューカッスル港は、世界最大の石炭輸出ターミナルからの石炭輸送列車の脱線のための約57万トンが削減されていると、ポートの演算子の昨日とレールのメンテナンス予定
- Campbell joins Newcastle on one-year deal
Defender Sol Campbell has signed for Newcastle on a one-year deal.
Campbell, 35, joins the newly promoted club after less than a year with Arsenal,... ディフェンダーソルキャンベルが、35に署名したキャンベル1年契約
- Solano arrested on suspicion of rape
Former Newcastle star Nolberto Solano has denied an allegation of rape after being arrested.
Peru midfielder Solano was arrested at a house in the... 元ニューカッスルスターNolbertoソラーノは...家の中で逮捕されたソラーノが拒。疑惑を
- City joy as supersub Johnson quick to fire
Manchester City's Adam Johnson came off the bench to score the winner in a 2-1 victory over Newcastle as Roberto Mancini's big-spenders went second ... ロベルトマンチーニ監督の大浪費家は、2番目行ったとしてマンチェスターシティのアダムジョンソンはニューカッスルを2-1で勝利で優勝スコアにベンチをオフに来て...
- Toon striker Carroll victim of arson attack
Newcastle striker Andy Carroll had his new car torched outside the home of teammate Kevin Nolan just three days after a court appearance on assault ... ニューカッスルのFWアンディキャロルが彼の新しい車が襲撃に出廷わずか3日後にチームメイトのケビンノーランの家の外に放火していた...
- Brothers killed in Newcastle shooting
New South Wales police believe a neighbourhood dispute led to the shooting deaths of two brothers in a Newcastle street.The bodies of the pair, aged 22 and 30, were found in Windeyer St, Mayfield, around 6pm last night. Both had... ニューサウスウェールズ州の警察は近隣の紛争は2人の兄弟の撮影死亡ペアの遺体は、22歳と30歳ニューカッスルstreet.Theにつながった、ウィンデイヤーセント、メイフィールドで、午後6時ごろ昨夜発見されたと思います
- David Prosser: Ashley's tough tactics
Outlook If only Newcastle United played as hardball as their owner Mike Ashley; they might never have been relegated from the Premier League. 唯一のニューカッスルユナイテッドは、オーナーのマイクアシュリーとして真剣勝負として試合を行う場合のOutlook、彼らはプレミアリーグから降格されていることがあります
- Boy, 13, charged with murder of asylum seeker
Schoolboy remanded in secure unit over death of Alioune 'Papa Mbaye' Cisse from SenegalA 13-year-old schoolboy was remanded to a secure council unit today charged with the murder of an asylum seeker.Standing next to a probation officer in the dock at Newcastle-upon-Tyne magistrates court, the boy spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth. He cannot be named for legal reasons.He was charged with murdering Alioune Cisse, 30, who was found unconscious in Hugh Gardens in the inner-city area of Benwell, Newcastle, in February this year. Cisse died three days later of brain injuries, at Newcastle general hospital.District judge Stephen Earl directed that the boy should return to the magistrates' court next Tuesday. Two boys aged 17 and 15 have previously been charged with the murder and are remanded in custody.Cisse, also known as Papa Mbaye, arrived in Tyneside from Senegal shortly before Christmas. His application for asylum was being assessed at the time of his death.CrimeImmigration and asylumSenegalMartin Wainwrightguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
少年は、安全な単位でSenegalAからAlioune。。u0026#39;パパMbaye。。u0026#39;シセの死をされた安全委員会の部に今日ニューカッスルでドックに保護観察所の隣にseeker.Standing亡命の殺人罪で起。差し戻した13歳の少年を差し戻したアポンタイン判事裁判所は、少年は自分の名前、住所、生年月日を確認する話を聞いた
- Becks visit a boost for cash-strapped Jets
megastar David Beckham will play a one-off exhibition match with LA Galaxy against Australia's Newcastle Jets next month in a major coup for the foo... スーパースターデビッドベッカムは、fooのための主要なクーデターで来月、オーストラリアのニューカッスルジェッツ対LAギャラクシーと1オフ会の試合を行う...
- Roads busy as Easter getaway begins
Expected heavy rain and winds to dampen holiday spirits as thousands take to their cars for long weekend breaksRush hour came early today as travellers opted to make the most of their Easter break despite forecasts of a decidedly soggy weekend.Large numbers took the afternoon off work and headed on to the roads after the bulk of schools closed on Wednesday. Andrea Day, of Traffic Link, said roads were expected to stay busy well into tomorrow morning with the departure of remaining holidaymakers.And while the worst of the wintry weather that brought blizzards to parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland earlier this week is easing, it is likely to be replaced by heavy rain over much of the weekend.Much of the country will experience mostly wet and windy weather, the Met Office said, although it will become slightly milder. A severe weather warning is in place for Monday, with 30-50mm (1.2 to 2in) of rain expected across Northern Ireland and western Scotland, which could cause some flooding and close roads.Today's traffic began to build from mid-afternoon, with the M25 experiencing the heaviest delays after an accident in the Holmesdale tunnel, north of London, closed two lanes.There was also heavy congestion on the M1 southbound between Newport Pagnell and Bedford, which delayed travellers by up to an hour.The A1 towards Newcastle was busy and there were delays in the Tyne Tunnel as holidaymakers headed to Northumberland and Scotland, said Traffic Link. An extra 4,000 vehicles a day are expected to use the tunnel this weekend.Many roads in Scotland remained closed owing to the snow, with Aberdeenshire, Moray and the Highlands particularly affected. The snow also caused delays for those heading to Scotland, with trains delayed for half an hour between Newcastle and Edinburg 旅行者が明らかに水浸しweekend.Large番号の予測にもかかわらず、彼らのイースター休暇を最大限に活用することを選んだとして何千人も自分の車に長い週末breaksRush時間がかかるが期待どおりに雨や風が休日の気をめいらせるに今日早く来た仕事を休んで、午後を取った道路に学校の大部分は後頭は27日に閉鎖
- Sports Direct to block £20m rescue plan for Blacks Leisure
Mike Ashley, the owner of Newcastle United and founder of the sportswear chain Sports Direct, is poised to scupper rival Blacks Leisure's £20m plan to revitalise its store portfolio, after he seized back the rights to a 29 per cent stake in the outdoor retail specialist. 後に、彼は屋外の小売業の専門家の比率は29パーセントの権利をバックを押収したマイクアシュリーは、ニューカッスルユナイテッドとスポーツチェーンのスポーツダイレクトの創始者の所有者は、ライバルの黒人レジャーの£ 20mの計画を格納するポートフォリオの再活性化にスカッパーする構えで、
- Lady Brenda Beecham
Brenda Beecham, my wife of 42 years, has died aged 63 of bowel cancer. Having been diagnosed with the disease two years ago, she made a BBC documentary about it with her friend Sheilagh Matheson, and, later, a DVD, Have Bag Will Travel, for colorectal patients about living with a stoma. Keen to address the psychological impact of cancer, she also produced a booklet, Moving Forward, distributed by the charity Coping With Cancer.Born and educated in Newcastle, the daughter and sister of doctors, Brenda worked as a nurse and health visitor, as a volunteer National Childbirth Trust teacher and as a counsellor, supervisor and trainer for the charity Relate. Much interested in psychotherapy, she took an MA at Durham University in guidance and counselling in 1994. She then turned to life coaching, working particularly with doctors.Brought up in a committed Zionist family, she spent time on a kibbutz as a teenager and later followed her mother as chair of local women's Zionist organisations. A passionate supporter of Israel, she wanted the state to realise the ideals of its founders, not least in relation to the rights of its Arab minority, and to withdraw from the settlements. Influenced by her sister, Ros, she became involved with Windows for Peace, a charity bringing together young Jewish and Arab Israelis and Palestinians. With her oldest friend, Judith Sischy, she raised funds for two of the charity's summer schools in Edinburgh.A campaigner for Soviet Jewry in the 1980s, she twice visited the Soviet Union, remaining in contact with several refuseniks who eventually succeeded in emigrating. Latterly, she supported organisations working with asylum seekers and refugees in Tyneside.She also supported, not without occasional justifiable resentment, my consuming interest in po ブレンダビーチャムは、42歳の妻、63腸癌の歳で死去しています
- Fergie wants United to keep pressure on Chelsea
Sir Alex Ferguson insists keeping pace with Chelsea is Manchester United's main priority despite the Premier League season only being days old.Champions Chelsea started the defence of their title with a 6-0 victory over West Brom on Saturday. And United followed that up two days later with a 3-0 win against Newcastle at Old Trafford.Ferguson's side have already defeated Carlo Ancelotti's Chelsea in the Commnity Shield this month. アレックスファーガソン監督は、チェルシーとのペースを維持すると主張し、マンチェスターユナイテッドのメイン優先プレミアリーグのシーズンにもかかわらず、であるのみ日old.Championsをされてチェルシーは土曜日にウェストブロムに6-0の勝利とのタイトル防衛を開始した
- Extracts from Raoul Moat's letter to police
Newcastle gunman reportedly wrote to police and the press to explain his story. Here are extracts, as published in the SunAlmost 48 hours after Raoul Moat allegedly embarked on a shooting spree at 2.30am on Saturday, he reportedly called at his friend Andy Mcallister's house and gave him a handwritten letter, explaining that he wanted it passed on to the police and press.Moat had visited Mcallister at around 11.30pm on Saturday, and police had spent most of Sunday interviewing Mcallister after he called to tell them he had seen Moat. Then around 1.30am on Monday, Moat is reported to have returned to deliver the letter to his friend to tell his side of the story, according to the Sun.These are extracts as reported in the Sun today:Last night I called 999 and declared war on Northumbria police before shooting an officer on the West End A69 roundabout in his T5. Sitting there waiting to bully someone. Probably a single mum who couldn't afford her car tax.Rang again and told them they're gonna pay for what they've done to me and Sam. I went straight but they couldn't let it go. The public need not fear me but the police should as I won't stop till I'm dead.On the night 3/7/10 I shot Chris Brown and Samantha Stobbart, after an argument earlier that evening, and here I will make all the facts clear so there is no misunderstanding.They took it all from me, kids, freedom, house, then Sam and Chanel. Where could I go from there? Obviously I have issues but I was pushed. I never beat my kids. I could simply admit to anything now cos it doesn't matter. I'm a killer and a maniac but I ain't no coward.I was terrified of losing Sam, as I knew I'd lose the plot and that, and not wanted to do so stopped me from ever beating her and anyone saying otherwise can go on a lie detector.Now I ニューカッスルの犯人伝え警察にキーを押します彼の話を説明するために書いている
- From the archive: Seat belt drivers buckle under
Originally published on 1 February 1983The driving habits of a life-time were changed overnight for more than half the motorists in the country yesterday as they bowed to the inevitable and started wearing seat belts.Over the country more than 90 per cent of drivers and passengers were wearing belts compared with about 40 per cent before it became compulsory.Surveys by the Automobile Association showed Teesside drivers topped the league, with 97 per cent wearing belts. Cardiff and Edinburgh were at the other extreme with only 64 and 65 per cent. Other towns surveyed fell mostly near the top of the two extremes. Bournemouth and Cove。。try, 96 per cent; Merseyside, 95; Grea。。er Manchester, 93; Glasgow, Inverness, Nottingham and Newcastle, 92; Leeds and Truro, 90; London, 86.Most of the potential offenders blamed absent-mindedness rather than defiance when questioned, and at a service station many of the people driving off after filling up had forgotten to put on their belts again.The delivery driver loophole in the new law was manifest in town centre traffic. Eliminating vehicles like milk floats and vans obviously carrying out very local deliveries, who are exempt, it appeared that something like 35 per cent of van drivers who should have been belted were not, including a van loaded with building materials, immediately behind a police patrol car.The unbelted driver and passenger of a hearse seen heading for the Golders Green Crematorium may have been counting on the defence that they were involved in the collection and delivery business too. They arrived alive.Others were quick to claim that without the new belt law they might not have. A 79-year-old man from Denbigh, wearing his belt for the first time, was left dangling upside down in his car after it turned over in the として彼らにお辞儀を本来の生活の2月1日1983The運転習慣をリアルタイムで公開一夜にして国の半分以上のドライバーは、昨日に変更されたが避けられないと座席belts.Over着始めた運転手と乗客のパーセント国の90以上の約40パーセントとする前に、自動車協会compulsory.Surveysなった比較を着てベルトがTeessideドライバを示し、97％を占めてシートベルトを締めてリーグ戦を突破した
- Guardian Daily podcast: 3 million affected by 7.0 magnitude earthquake, say relief workers; plus China reacts to Google’s threat
In Haiti, the United Nations says thousands of people are believed to have been killed in a 7-magnitude earthquake. Hospitals, the UN peacekeeping headquarters, and Haiti's presidential palace were among the buildings destroyed by the tremor and its aftershocks. We hear from some of those affected, and find out from Gareth Owen, emergency director for Save the Children, about the aid operation. Rory Carroll, our Latin America correspondent, says it's the biggest earthquake recorded in that part of the Caribbean.Chinese bloggers give their reaction to Google's decision to stop censoring search results on its Chinese service. Tania Branigan, our Beijing correspondent, assesses the Chinese government's response.Steven Morris meets some incredibly loyal Plymouth Argyll fans, who made an 819-mile round trip in the snow to see their football team lose to Newcastle United in last night's FA Cup third round replay.The Electoral Commission says there could be more allegations of fraud in this year's general election than in any previous poll. Polly Curtis, our Whitehall correspondent, explains why this election is particularly vulnerable.Jon DennisPhil MaynardTim Maby
ハイチでは、国連は数千人の7の地震で死亡されていると考えられている
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