Monarch Scheduled double web discount
Monarch Scheduled is offering low cost fares to the UK this summer. For travel until October 31 2005, you can fly from Faro to: Birmingham, from 22 euros one-way (44
Flybe and Exeter, a great combo
The once tiny airport of Exeter has now grown and is set to handle around 800,000 passengers this financial year alone. For a small regional airport serving a relatively small
Sinn Fein comes under pressure in America
POLICE and security services have warned that renegade Irish republican dissidents could be preparing an attack on mainland Britain. Scotland Yard’s counter-terrorist section has warned businesses in London of the
10 die in US school shooting
A schoolboy shot dead nine people and then killed himself at Red Lake High School in the US State of Minnesota. The boy, who is thought to be a local
The taxman cometh
Tax has formed part of our society for the last two millennia – Rome had a sophisticated tax system in place by the 4th century AD. The first recorded income
HOLLAND
Dutchman on Liberia war charges A Dutch lumber merchant has been arrested and charged with war crimes, accused of murders and arms smuggling during Liberia’s civil war. Guus van Kouwenhoven,
A little more information, a little less action
Recent comments by the US Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan, have done little to improve the state of the US dollar. His call to the US government to tackle America’s
The accidental tourist
THIS WEEK’S set of experiences reflect on life in Portugal’s main tourism region, because it is here that the greatest variety of that strange species, the tourist, can be found.
The name’s Bond…Junk Bond
POSSIBLY the least attractive name in investment terminology is “junk bond” – it doesn’t exactly conjure up images of success and wealth. Nonetheless, junk bonds can contribute towards both these
KOSOVO
President survives bomb attack Kosovo’s President survived a roadside bomb attack. The assassination attempt came as Ibrahim Rugova drove to meet visiting EU Foreign Policy Chief, Javier Solana. The blast