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Mitt Romney's last rival's campaign is 'effectively over'
Tuesday 15 May 2012
Ron Paul, Mitt Romney's only remaining rival for the Republican nomination in the US presidential race, said last night he would stop spending money on the 11 remaining primary elections, prompting speculation that his campaign is, effectively, over.
Deborah Ross: I don't need any catalogues – I'm already living the dream...
Thursday 10 May 2012
If you ask me...
American right in last-minute bid to derail a Romney win
Saturday 07 April 2012
Newt Gingrich may be asked to quit and give Rick Santorum free run against centrist favourite
How to be beautiful: The best face masks
Sunday 01 April 2012
It takes a certain level of dedication to manage a regular face mask. For some, the idea borders on the ridiculous; lounging around slathered in inch-thick goo (presumably while painting your nails, talking on the telephone and eating pink bonbons) is just a bit 1950s starlet. Vanity never goes out of fashion, of course, but these days indulging it needs to take a shorter, snappier form.
Another day, another political food fight – and this one really takes the biscuit
Friday 30 March 2012
An urgent review has been ordered at the Department of Health after it was revealed that it spent more than £100,000 in three months on "tea and biscuits".
England victory marred by Ravi Bopara blow
Thursday 22 March 2012
England made it two wins from two in Sri Lanka with an impressive fourth-innings chase only marred by concerns over Ravi Bopara's fitness and Ian Bell's form.
Simon Kelner: Hospitality is just not the forte of the British
Thursday 22 March 2012
I was in Manchester last night, on an intensely private matter. Oh, all right, I was at a football match. Anyway, I was staying at the city centre hotel where I am a regular visitor. In the relatively short time I have patronised this establishment, it has changed names – and, I assume, ownership – three times, and in its latest incarnation it went from a hotel with a short, memorable name – just four letters – to one with a cumbersome, Americanised moniker – three words, 18 letters.
Mad in China: organic panda dung tea – for £125 a cup
Tuesday 20 March 2012
China's national treasure, the giant panda, will become even more precious if one businessman succeeds in using its dung to grow organic green tea which he intends to sell for more than £125 a cup.
Monty Panesar and James Anderson impress in England warm-up
Thursday 15 March 2012
Monty Panesar and James Anderson shared the wickets in the absence of the injured Stuart Broad as England took control of their warm-up match against a Sri Lanka Board XI in Colombo.
Maverick Sabre, Roundhouse, London
Monday 12 March 2012
Michael Stafford, better known by his stage name Maverick Sabre, is in the middle of his set when a fight breaks out.
Rupert Cornwell: The nightmare on Romney Street is far from over
Sunday 11 March 2012
Out of America: The torturous campaign for the Republican nomination is leaving the frontrunner battered








