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Snag hunting: The Inside Story

Snag Hunting is one of the great unknown traditions of East Anglia which has been undertaken since the Middle Ages. Recently questionable actions from within the sport itself now leaves Snag hunting under threat of collapse. Snag Hunting is a traditional Fen pursuit in the area north of Cambridge and stretching into N...16:37 Mon 24th May 2010

Snag Hunting Society Under Attack for “Sexist tradition"

The world of Snag hunting was rocked to its foundations this weekend as the quiet Snag Hunting Championship which takes place in East Anglia at the end of October was disrupted by a group of militant female would-be Snaggers. The group, arranged by one Ms Katie Norton, descended on the weekends festivities with glow-i...16:37 Mon 24th May 2010

York: Jewel Of The North

If the prospect of going out of the UK for a break doesn’t appeal or is outside of your price range this year then why not visit somewhere closer to home One place to consider is the City of York; somewhere which has massive amounts of history and culture on show. What to see around York York’s history s...16:37 Mon 24th May 2010

Edinburgh: Scotland's Historic Capital

If you have never visited the city of Edinburgh before it is perhaps now time you thought about it. As Scotland’s capital city it can boast everything from festivals to museums. It also has a long, and often violent, history and all the sights that go with it. Getting There  Depending on exactly where you...16:37 Mon 24th May 2010

Is the Caribbean Truly a Holiday Paradise

With such a vast choice of Caribbean Islands to choose from, where each one provides its own unique character and features – providing for visitors seeking pleasure and enrichment, the wonder of adventure, the unfamiliar, the freshness of the unspoilt and the stimulation of the exotic - you will be spoilt for cho...16:37 Mon 24th May 2010

From Russia With Love...

Welcome to Russia, a fascinating country with a rich history and strong cultural heritage. From the glittering imperial St. Petersburg to the timeless village life of Siberia, there is lost for you to find irresistible with the notable features of the present day in contrast to the celebration of the wealth of the past...16:36 Mon 24th May 2010

London City Breaks

London can be the ideal place for a couple to escape to for the weekend. Steeped in history, London has some of the most well-known tourist attractions in the world, such as Tower Bridge, Big Ben and the London Eye - all iconic images that most people could easily recall. With a host of luxury five-star hotels, it is ...16:36 Mon 24th May 2010

Cork, Ireland Flights from UK Review

How can I get to Cork from the UK Just a short flight from the UK and well-located for exploring Ireland's famous green hills, Cork remains a hugely popular short-haul destination among British holidaymakers. This popularity is helped in no small measure by a wealth of cheap flights from most parts of the country, ...16:36 Mon 24th May 2010

: Aphrodisiacs : Bach Remedies : Baldness cure : Black cohosh : Bleeding gums : Body piercing : Carl Rogers : Cellulite : Cold sores : Counting sheep : Dreaming : Dry12:12 Mon 10th Mar 2003

: Aphrodisiacs : Bach Remedies : Baldness cure : Black cohosh : Bleeding gums : Body piercing : Carl Rogers : Cellulite : Cold sores : Counting sheep : Cycle helmets :12:12 Mon 10th Mar 2003

What are the biggest cities in the USA

Funny you should ask, Ii just happen to have a list with me here... The top 50 cities by population*: 1 New York, (New York)2 Los Angeles, (California)3 Chicago, (Illinois)4 Houston, (Texas)501:00 Tue 20th Aug 2002

On the origins of food names

Studying the menu in a swish Florida restaurant, your correspondent asked his waiter, Anthony (a resting actor), where 'Marinara sauce' got its name. Anthony hesitated for just a moment, clearly01:00 Mon 13th May 2002

What's the newest listed building

A. The Express Lift Tower in Northampton, which was opened by The Queen in November, 1982. It was only 17 years old when ministers used special powers to list it as a building of unusual interest.01:00 Mon 29th Apr 2002

When is the Brighton Festival on this year

Asks Madeline A. The Brighton Festival 2002 runs from 4-26 May 2002. Q. What types of events does the festival include A. It covers all the arts - visual arts, music, theatre, opera, dance, film,01:00 Mon 22nd Apr 2002

The Pope pardoned the 'heretic' Templars

A. According to new evidence, yes. Vatican documents have come to light showing that the Knights Templar were massacred in the Middle Ages for 'heresy, idolatry and sexual perversion' even though01:00 Mon 08th Apr 2002

The man on the Clapham Omnibus

Q. Who was he, then A. The phrase is used in legalese to mean 'the reasonable person', and has gone into the language to mean 'the man in the street', a modern Everyman. Q. Everyman A. Everyman01:00 Thu 14th Mar 2002

Where is Princess Margaret buried

A. It's a delicate question that doesn't seem to have a precise answer at the time of writing. Broadly speaking, the princess left instructions to be cremated and her ashes put next to the coffin01:00 Mon 25th Feb 2002

Can anyone suggest natural ways to deal with depression

asks archiemac:A. There's more demand than ever for natural ways to deal with depression now that the 'safer' antidepressants have been shown to have strong side-effects and cause dependency. And01:00 Mon 04th Feb 2002

Where is Riga

Asks Diana A. Riga is the capital of Latvia. Q. What is its population A. It is approximately 900,000. Q. I have been reading a lot about Riga lately, is it a good place to visit A. It is one01:00 Mon 28th Jan 2002

What is the Brabo Fountain, what does it commemorate - and what's all this about hands

Asks marmalade A. The Brabo Fountain is in Antwerp, the second city of Belgium. It's named after Silvius Brabo, a legendary hero who ended years of terror for the port by the giant Antigonus who,01:00 Mon 21st Jan 2002

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