News and reports from Europe.
Hot on the heels of its successful UK revamp of the T.G.I. Friday’s look, London and Birmingham-based architectural and leisure brand consultancy Harrison has headed across the Atlantic to help energise the iconic brand in the USA, the country where it was first launched nearly fifty years ago. The move is part of an international […]
Continue ReadingCes agents ont pris connaissance de l’objectif du CEGAA et ont débattu sur la crise du secteur en recherchant des solutions communes tout en partageant leurs expériences. Gt Motive a été moteur sur l’organisation de cette rencontre entre agents automobiles françaises et espagnoles. La première rencontre du CEGAA avec les agents automobiles espagnols s´est déroulée […]
Continue ReadingA wounded female orangutan, rescued from an oil plantation in the Indonesian part of Borneo where she had been roaming for over a month, has survived an operation to remove 32 of the total 104 air gun pellets in her body. The orangutan, named Aan, was anesthetised and removed to safety by a rescue team […]
Continue ReadingRichard Mille has attended Belles Montres every year since the Parisian trade fair was inaugurated five years ago, an unmissable event for anyone with a passion for watches. The sixth edition to be held in late November will be no exception. Ever since he created his brand, Richard Mille has been applying techniques and materials […]
Continue ReadingRichard Mille est de nouveau cette année à ‘Belles Montres’, fidèle depuis la première édition au salon parisien devenu en cinq ans le rendez-vous incontournable de la fin novembre pour les passionnés d’horlogerie. Depuis la création de sa marque, Richard Mille applique à l’horlogerie les techniques et matériaux issus des secteurs les plus innovants comme […]
Continue ReadingΤhis is the basic premise of The Assassination Of Adolf Hitler, the thrilling debut novel by M.R. Dowsing. The author acknowledges that the idea is a simple, even obvious one, but points out that nobody has ever used it as the basis for a novel before: “There are plenty of alternate-history thrillers out there set […]
Continue ReadingA new ‘do it at home’ therapy book would have saved Google’s Larry Page an awful lot of money this week, maybe as much as £24 billion. If the person responsible at Page’s printers had read the new book ‘Pause Button Therapy’ the premature release of Google’s third quarter results would never have happened. Coincidentally, […]
Continue ReadingWestfield Stratford City shoppers were given a ‘sweet treat’ in the centre today when they came face to face with a giant UK map made entirely of cake, marking the official start of National Baking Week 2012. The cake centrepiece, complete with cake-themed landmarks (including Millenibun Stadium and Sconehenge) showcases the campaign’s clear message this […]
Continue ReadingIn a major report published this week, Fair Trials International reveals the extent to which EU countries are abusing the fundamental rights to liberty and a fair trial in their criminal justice systems. The report shows an urgent need for reforms across Europe to improve basic protections for defence rights and end the misuse of […]
Continue ReadingAccording to law firm Grant Thornton’s latest annual matrimonial survey, women are still significantly more likely to petition for divorce, with 59% of family lawyers surveyed reporting a majority of applications from wives. The report goes on to cite survey results of 1% of respondents reporting that husbands had been the primary petitioner for divorce […]
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