The beleaguered fashion chain French Connection has put up the "for sale" sign outside 14 of its UK shops in large shopping centres across the UK.
Jones-Bishop and Lunt save Leeds after Salford give them the fear
Monday 30 April 2012
Last season's beaten finalists Leeds were given a fright by Salford before booking a place in the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup. The world champions were held 6-6 at the break but scraped through 16-10 thanks to tries from Ben Jones-Bishop and Shaun Lunt in the second half.
Letters: The state must not have power to snoop at will
Wednesday 04 April 2012
Liberal Democrats have a proud history of defending civil liberties, both in opposition and more recently in a Coalition Government. We successfully opposed the Labour government's undermining of data privacy in 2009 and since taking office in 2010 we have turned back the tide of Labour's erosion of these liberties. So far we have destroyed the ID cards database, halted the indefinite retention of innocent peoples' DNA, turned off the ContactPoint database, stopped the mass fingerprinting of children without permission from their parents and ended child detention for immigration purposes.
Striking a chord: The Sage's education projects are testament to the transformative power of music
Thursday 29 March 2012
The Government has promised to give all pupils access to music.
St Asaph: The proud little town that became a city for just £300
Sunday 18 March 2012
For years, St Asaph thought it was a city, but was not. Now, for 10p a head, it's a big shot after all
What will arts centres of the future look like?
Wednesday 14 March 2012
As austerity bites, the temples of culture will have to change and be at the centre of communities, says Nicholas Kenyon
What will the arts centre of the future look like?
Wednesday 14 March 2012
As austerity bites, the temples of culture will have to change, says Nicholas Kenyon
Attacks from inside party force Clegg to retreat on tycoon tax
Monday 12 March 2012
Deputy PM waters down plans to make the rich pay their share after senior figures' angry reaction
A design for living from the Mojave Desert
Tuesday 06 March 2012
Andrea Zittel's bizarre exhibition is not as surreal as her life, finds Hannah Duguid
Nicklas Bendtner arrested after hotel brawl
Thursday 05 January 2012
Sunderland striker Nicklas Bendtner was arrested following an early morning brawl at a hotel, it emerged today.
Scottish artist's rubbish bin wins the Turner Prize
Tuesday 06 December 2011
Modern art is often derided as a load of rubbish, but yesterday a Scot turned the cliche on its head, winning the top prize for contemporary art in Britain for a series of installations that include a rubbish bin.
Great Scots! For the third year running, Turner Prize is installed north of the border
Tuesday 06 December 2011
Martin Boyce wins prestigious award for his 'art noir'
Lover who snapped spared jail
Saturday 12 November 2011
A woman who bit a hole in her boyfriend's scrotum during a row has been spared jail.
Woman spared jail over scrotum bite
Friday 11 November 2011
A woman who bit a hole in her boyfriend's scrotum during a drunken row was spared jail today.
Pensioner 'killed by head trauma'
Sunday 04 September 2011
A pensioner whose remains were found in his back garden died from "blunt force trauma to the head", police said today.








