At the Financial Times.
For Newsweek:
Grand Theft Piano: Investigating the Joyce Hatto mystery
Paul Verhoeven: ‘Black Book’ and the Dutch director’s homecoming
Madeleine McCann: a view from Portugal
Follow the butterflies: climate migration
Remembering the Shame of the Slave Trade: an interview with Baroness Amos
For The Guardian:
On the straight and narrow: a report on a police initiative that’s about engaging with young offenders
For The Glasgow Evening Times:
Exclusive investigation into fuel poverty in Glasgow
For Islington Now:
All Rise for the High-Rise: a report on the towerblock debate
Bed-bugs are back: a freedom of information request yields some itch-inducing news
Photo 1 courtesy Michael Randall; photo 2 courtesy Jovike (both on Creative Commons)
I’m rather curious, Esther, as to whether you have received my two e-mails concerning ethical production of Christmas Trees.
And even more curious of it’s a subject YOU are curious to pursue!
There’s a lot ‘out there’, such as: the retail companies which proclaim their social responsibility but don’t even bother to respond to my simple questions about the Christmas Trees they are selling – compsnes like IKEA, MIGROS, JUMBO – not only in England but in Austria and Switzerland, for example.
Your blog is a joy to read: attractively designed and spacious!
:)