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The Daily Mirror - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia By the mid-1930s, however, the Mirror was struggling — it and the Mail were the main casualties of the early-1930s circulation war that saw the Daily Herald and the Express establish circulations of more than 2 million — and Rothermere decided to sell his shares in it. During the second world war, the Mirror positioned itself as the paper of the "ordinary" soldier and civilian, critical of the incompetence of the old-fashioned establishment, and in the 1945 general election it campaigned vigorously for a Labour government. The Sunday Mirror is a Sunday newspaper with the same ownership as and a similar style to The Daily Mirror. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Daily_Mirror   (1531 words)

NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Sunday Mirror Finally, there are convex mirrors, where a parallel beam becomes divergent, with the apparent intersection occurring behind the mirror. They are usually back silvered, where the reflecting surface is viewed through the glass sheet; this makes the mirror durable, but lowers the image quality of the mirror due to extraneous reflections from the front surface of the glass. More recently the Mirror changed its logo from red to fl (attempting to dissociate the paper from the term "red top", meaning a sensationalist mass-market tabloid) and it has made efforts to concentrate on solid journalism rather than celebrity scandals - not always successfully. www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Sunday-Mirror   (518 words)

Trinity Mirror - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia It is Britain's biggest newspaper group, publishing 240 regional papers as well as the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror, People, Sunday Mail and Daily Record. Trinity Mirror was formed in September 1999 by the merger of Trinity plc and Mirror Group plc. As a condition of the merger Trinity Mirror was forced to sell the Belfast Telegraph group, a holding of the Mirror Group. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mirror_Group_Newspapers   (296 words)

CTV.ca | Canadian teacher admits to sex with British teen The tabloid Sunday Mirror says the 26-year-old supply teacher had sex with a 16-year-old student at a school she taught at in suburban Surrey, just south of London, after they became friends. The Sunday Mirror makes no mention of whether it paid for Gehring's interview, but as her trial ended, one of her lawyers said she would consider offers made to her by the papers. The four-page story in the Sunday Mirror on Gehring includes a picture of her wearing a long evening dress, sitting sideways across a sofa under the headline: World Exclusive: Sex Case Amy's Story. www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1024895043223_20304243   (665 words)

Guardian | Girls Aloud singer found guilty of assault but cleared of racist attack The singer Cheryl Tweedy of Girls Aloud was yesterday cleared of a racially aggravated assault on a nightclub toilet attendant, after a court heard the racism allegation only emerged after the Sunday Mirror became involved in the story. It was only after she had returned to the club and met the PR agent and then spoken to the Sunday Mirror later in the day that the allegations emerged. In the Sunday Mirror leader column, the headline said: "Watch it, Cheryl." It went on to say: "Cheryl is a role model to millions of young girls. www.guardian.co.uk /print/0%2C3858%2C4778838-103690%2C00.html   (920 words)

Sunday Mirror spoof protects Law sex scoop - Press Gazette   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) A complex spoofing operation helped the Sunday Mirror boost sales by an estimated 40,000 on Sunday with its exclusive that actor Jude Law had an affair with his children's nanny. With the Sunday Mirror looking after the nanny at a secret location abroad, more revelations have been promised by the paper on Sunday. The Sunday Mirror outperformed the rest of the popular Sunday newspaper market in the June circulation figures, dropping 2.56 per cent year-on-year to 1,485,485, compared with an average fall in the sector of 5.4 per cent. www.pressgazette.co.uk /article/210705/sunday_mirror_spoof   (408 words)

Montreal Mirror - Theatre: Sunday Father Sunday Father is either a work of art on its own merits or it isn't. The play begins and is punctuated by excerpts from The Sunday Files, a recorded diary/radio show the young boys made on Sunday nights following visits with dad. The Sunday Files, by the way, would have been a more interesting title than Sunday Father. www.montrealmirror.com /ARCHIVES/2004/042904/theatre.html   (531 words)

The Sunday Mirror - Review - Typical Tabloid The Sunday Mirror like its sister paper The Mirror published every other day has two goals firstly to inform the readership of the news and the second is to entertain. Apart from the fact that the coverage of the ‘actual’ news in the Sunday Mirror is inadequate (and by actual news I do mean politics, government and current affairs) I do not like the way such news is covered. When you consider that so much of the Sunday Mirrors news consists of the bedding antics of the rich and famous you would think they would be glad for such goings on. www.dooyoo.co.uk /magazines-newspapers/the-sunday-mirror/261906   (729 words)

Tulsa Shuffle Line Dance Club - Sunday Mirror October 21, 2001   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Anyway, I've applied to the Sunday Mirror for copyright permission so that I can reproduce their article, but as yet, I've had no luck. The gist of the article, with a piece of clip art instead of the Mirror's generic linedance photo is given instead. The Mirror then listed the pros and cons of Line Dancing as being good for those who are unfit because of it not being a particularly intensive activity with the down side being that you dance alone. www.tulsashuffle.co.uk /cuttings/sundaymirror.html   (525 words)

Guardian Unlimited | Guardian daily comment | Comment: Juries aren't that stupid, m'lud It means that, like every other journalist, I cannot tell you why I think the Sunday Mirror published an interview last week which led to the collapse of the trial involving two Leeds United footballers, and the resignation yesterday of its editor Colin Myler. I was expected to condemn the Sunday Mirror for its part in the fiasco, but I wanted to balance that by pointing to my genuine concerns about the wisdom of Mr Justice Poole's decision to discharge the jury at Hull crown court. It was hard to see how the Sunday Mirror editor, Colin Myler, could have defended publishing his interview (the actual nature of which I am now forbidden to mention). www.guardian.co.uk /comment/story/0,3604,472585,00.html   (892 words)

Board Response to the Sunday Mirror of 6 October 2002 In its issue of 6 October 2002 the Sunday Mirror published a number of allegations relating to the consequences of participation in the UK Atmospheric Nuclear Weapons Tests. The Sunday Mirror claimed that unexpectedly high levels of ill health were seen in nuclear test veterans, in their children and in their grandchildren. The Sunday Mirror refers to a “14-year-old study by the National Radiological Protection Board” used to support “the claim that there is no evidence of a link between test veterans and serious health problems”. www.hpa.org.uk /hpa/news/nrpb_archive/response_statements/2002/response_statement_5_02.htm   (693 words)

Sunday Mirror - newspaper in London, Greater London United Kingdom covering London local news at Mondo Times Sunday Mirror is a newspaper in London, United Kingdom covering general news. This newspaper is owned by Trinity Mirror Plc. Sunday Mirror contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members. www.mondotimes.com /1/world/uk/142/4217/10393   (83 words)

All 1 entries tagged Sunday Mirror, The Militant Wing of Pacifism Maxine, of course, would be Maxine Carr, the woman notable in her involvement in the Soham Murders. The Mirror, one of the UK's largest papers, has now decreed remorse to be a crime. When Maxine, whose only connection to the case was that she stood by her trusted boyfriend and provided a false alibi, decides to visit the grave of his victims to express her regret, and to try to make her peace with the dead, she is branded as a sick villain. blogs.warwick.ac.uk /fangz/tag/sunday_mirror   (439 words)

New boy' becomes Sunday Mirror deputy - Press Gazette   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) From 1999-2002 he was a showbiz reporter on the Mirror and then went to The People as deputy news editor for 18 months. He was made Sunday Mirror news editor in February of this year. In recent months the Sunday Mirror has turned around its declining circulation, partly with the help of free CD promotions. www.pressgazette.co.uk /article/141004/New_boy_becomes_Sunday_Mirror_deputy   (346 words)

The Sunday Mirror - Review - The Mirror The Mirror is a mile ahead of the other tabloids. In comparison, open up The Sun or The Star and you will see a plain woman with her unattractive breasts hanging out and, normally, a story on how Bill from Weymouth got stuck on the motorway for two hours because there was a tortoise in front of his truck. Piers Morgan, editor of The Mirror, has complete editorial control over his paper, and can, without pressure, judge alone what stories are of public interest and what can be trashed. www.dooyoo.co.uk /magazines-newspapers/the-sunday-mirror/222841   (551 words)

Cort, Henry - HighBeam Encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Sunday Mirror (London, England); 3/20/2005; ; 452 words Sunday Mirror (London, England); 3/20/2005; ; 438 words Sunday Mirror (London, England); 4/3/2005; ; 313 words www.encyclopedia.com /html/C/Cort-H1en.asp   (243 words)

The Sunday Mirror - anagrams "Piers Morgan, the editor of The Daily Mirror, is sacked. Find anagram aliases of the sunday mirror (or any other text)! Find gold service anagrams of the sunday mirror (or any other text)! www.anagramgenius.com /archive/thesun6.html   (67 words)

Sunday Mirror   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) It uses material from the Wiktionary page "Mirror". It uses material from the Wiktionary page "Sunday". GORDON Brown will today set out his credentials for taking over from Tony Blair as leader of the country - and issue a "bring it on" challenge for other candidates to join the race if they think they can match his qualifications for the top job in... www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Sunday_Mirror.html   (1127 words)

SundayMirror.co.uk - Sport - EXCLUSIVE: CHAMPS PREPARE FOR LIFE AFTER JOSE Sunday Mirror Sport was made aware two months ago that some of Mourinho's closest friends and colleagues believed that instead of being tied to a new long-term contract The Special One would leave after one more season at the Bridge. That view has been confirmed to the Sunday Mirror by a member of Peter Kenyon's administrative staff as well as a leading Premier League figure. Abramovich announced when he took over in July 2003 that he wanted to mirror Real Madrid and make Chelsea the best, most exciting team in the world. www.sundaymirror.co.uk /sport/tm_objectid=16832525&method=full&siteid=62484&headline=exclusive--champs-prepare-for-life-after-jose--name_page.html   (588 words)

Sunday Mirror The Sunday Mirror - edited by Tina Weaver - began life as the Sunday Pictorial in 1915. M-Celebs is the Sunday Mirror's 72-page glossy magazine that covers celebrity stories in original ways and includes a 16-page TV listings guide. Generic HND leaflets can be provided to promote the Sunday Mirror. www.mygoldbox.co.uk /html/sunday_mirror.html   (190 words)

Zombieguide News » News archive » Sunday Mirror: Noel "Will Return with The Cranberries" Sunday Mirror: Noel "Will Return with The Cranberries" Yesterday, the Sunday Mirror tabloid (Eire edition) published a new interview with Noel Hogan that should warm the heart of any Cranberries fan: He insists the band will regroup, but he's not sure when. The Sunday Mirror is also giving away tickets to Mono Band's gig at Whelan's at the Budrising Festival. www.zombieguide.com /cnews1046.php   (848 words)

SearchEngine.net - Sunday Mirror Newspaper Read reviews of The Sunday Mirror Newspaper in Newspapers Compare The Sunday Mirror Newspaper in Magazine Reviews at Review Centre. A source told Britain's Sunday Mirror newspaper: andquot;Daniel is very much a poor man's 007. Sunday Mirror online updated weekly covering news, sport and entertainment stories for the UK and Internationally. www.searchengine.net /Sunday_Mirror_Newspaper.htm   (153 words)

Council of Laodicea: THE COMPLETE CANONS OF THE SYNOD OF LAODICEA IN PHRYGIA PACATIANA During the 2nd and 3rd centuries, Christians were in the habit of keeping both Saturday and Sunday. The Church fathers at the Council of Laodicea were not opposed to Sunday services but were opposed to Christians Judaizing the Sabbath (see 29th Canon), Judaizing is what they labled Christians resting on the Sabbath day. There are sources today that quote the Epistle of Barnabus to justify going to Church on Sunday, but they completely miss the fact the text explains why one shouldn't trust going to a building made of hands as part of Sabbath worship. www.reluctant-messenger.com /council-of-laodicea.htm   (1928 words)

Sunday Herald   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Shrager, previously dismissed by Trinity Mirror executives as a troublemaker acting alone when he attacked The Mirror's criticism of US foreign policy, had again shown impeccable timing. Even those working in Scotland at the Daily Record, Sunday Mail and its business magazine group, Insider, are likely to be caught up in it, with SMG's recent decision to put its own Scottish titles (The Herald, Sunday Herald and Evening Times) up for sale, highlighting the vulnerability of media group's balance sheets. Trinity Mirror has dismissed talk of a sell-off and claims that it is Òfull committedÓ to its national titles. www.sundayherald.com /print27972   (789 words)

WE BUY BAG OF SEMTEX FROM TERRORISTS Sunday Mirror A TERRIFYING threat to Britain's security can today be revealed by the Sunday Mirror. As a Sunday Mirror investigator tested the explosive, Sadkutz grinned as he said: "15kgs can blow up all this neighbourhood." After Sadkutz had left, we found the KLA had hidden 1.5kg of lead in the lining of the bag so that the actual Semtex weighed 13.5kg, instead of the 15kg we had negotiated for. www.emperors-clothes.com /reports/news/smirror120703.htm   (1056 words)

Sunday Mirror   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) Sunday Mirror, UK They were the biggest band of the 80s. Ahead of that, the band - who have sold more than 70 million albums - will pick up the Outstanding Contribution gong at next month's Brit Awards at Earl's Court, where they will also play out the show. I love it, but one thing I won't be doing is modelling them. www.trusttheprocess.com /mirrorintv.html   (722 words)

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Soph's good nudes Sunday Mirror - Find Articles Sunday Mirror, Aug 8, 2004 by SUZANNE KERINS SHE made her name as the super-sexy Gossard under-wear girl...but model Sophie Anderton says she's far happier in the nude. Sophie, who last week exclusively told the Sunday Mirror of her vice girl shame, strips off for lads' mag Loaded - and launches stinging attacks on ex-lover Mark Bosnich and John Leslie and his ex Abi Titmuss. www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4161/is_200408/ai_n12900760   (284 words)

gsearch-Sunday Mirror: Cafissi, Rolando - 3 page   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) dna Sunday [Daily News & Analysis] - Signature - Is Mumbai truly the most cosmopolitan of all cities in India? We carry a report on our front page today of a national study that has called Mumbai the most cosmopolitan of all cities in India. NEW DELHI: "Lage Raho Munnabhai" will finally hit the multiplexes on Sunday, breaking the deadlock after the exhibitors and the producer agreed upon a profit-sharing formula on Saturday www.artmam.net /gsearch-Sunday_Mirror-3.htm   (190 words)

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