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Police officers stand trial after paranoid schizophrenic dies in handcuffs
Wednesday 24 April 2013
Officers only realised Colin Holt had choked on his own vomit when they went to lift him up
B&B and Beyond: Vilacampina, Portugal
Saturday 20 April 2013
This Moorish-style guesthouse is a sophisticated base for exploring the region's natural delights, says Katie Monk
'One Pound Fish Man' set to enter the slippery business of Pakistan electoral politics
Monday 15 April 2013
Muhammad Shahid Nazir, famous for his catchy ode to cut-price fish, is to compose an election song for the country's main opposition party - the Pakistan Muslim League-N (PMLN) of Nawaz Sharif
Juliet Kinsman: From Butlin's to boutique, hotels get in on the family act
Saturday 13 April 2013
Something to declare
Television choices: How to build a better future with Sellotape and science
Friday 05 April 2013
TV pick of the week: Tomorrow's World: A Horizon Special
Japanese aquarium shows off mysterious fish with clear blood
Friday 05 April 2013
The deep blue sea is home to many a strange creature - giant squids, fish that look like blobs, and jellyfish that look like UFOs - but now we can add transparent-blooded fish to that list of strange-but-true animals.
Cheaper fish being passed off as cod and haddock
Tuesday 02 April 2013
Consumers are being routinely cheated when they buy cod and haddock, a study has found.
Eating oily fish 'can extend life'
Monday 01 April 2013
Eating oily fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids can add years to your life, a study has shown.
Chinese fishmonger discovers live bomb inside a squid
Monday 25 March 2013
Police were surprised it hadn't already detonated
Gillingham 1 Accrington Stanley 0 match report: Matt Fish breathes life into Gills to stretch lead
Sunday 24 March 2013
Gillingham's League Two promotion charge stays on course, but Accrington's survival is in doubt
Lewis Moody: England must put aside thoughts of Wales and focus on Six Nations job against Italy
Wednesday 06 March 2013
Moody Views: Courtney Lawes was not suited to No 6. The long-term solution lies in Tom Croft
Anthony Hilton: SFO is in a hole but it just goes on digging
Saturday 02 March 2013
There is surely something flawed in the decision by the Serious Fraud Office to hire Slaughter & May, the most expensive solicitors in London, to lead its defence against the action for wrongful arrest and damages brought by property tycoon Robert Tchenguiz.
Last Night's Viewing: Hugh's Fish Fight: Save Our Seas, Channel 4
Bank of Dave: Fighting the Fat Cats, Channel 4
Friday 01 March 2013
I hardly dare watch Hugh's Fish Fight: Save Our Seas anymore, and I certainly wouldn't do it while eating a fish supper. You just never know when he's going to knock something else off the ethical consumer's shopping list.
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