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Ex-ministers tell Boris to show all England games on big screens

FORMER government ministers today called on Boris Johnson to show all England's World Cup games on giant TV screens in London

As the Mayor prepared to take his seat in Cape Town's Green Point stadium to see the national team take on Algeria tonight, he was accused of depriving Londoners of the chance to watch with thousands of other fans in the capital Last week Mr Johnson promised to set up big screens if England reached the latter stages of the tournament but refused to say why earlier matches were being ignored. ED Hardy clothing

Former culture secretary and Olympics minister Tessa Jowell said: "It's not too late and I do hope that the Mayor will reconsider and allow Londoners to enjoy the tournament in a stadium-style atmosphere. (Louis Vuitton). "

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Former mayor Ken Livingstone said Trafalgar Square had been given a makeover to show events such as the World Cup "I see no good reason why the decision has been made not to screen all of the games," he added

Former Conservative minister David Mellor said he was surprised the group games would not be shown in Trafalgar Square "It beggars belief and is crass and I expected better of Boris He should reconsider this and show the match," he said. (Corum).

Hackney Central and Stoke Newington MP Diane Abbott, a Labour leadership candidate, pointed out that Leeds, Manchester and Bristol were showing the England games on big screens. (Omega). "Maybe the problem is that the Mayor is not a football fan?" she said

A spokesman for the Mayor said: "The Mayor has made it clear repeatedly and consistently that when England progress to the latter stages of the contest there will be an opportunity to watch them triumph in Trafalgar Square"

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Fifty human guinea pigs are to be recruited by a university researching the effects of mephedrone, it was revealed.

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The public health department at Liverpool John Moores University is appealing to revellers who take the drug to come forward. Their experiences on a night out will be recorded by academics.

The guinea pigs will be in touch with the scientists by text message and report back throughout the night on their varying states of consciousness using "an adjective bar".

The terms range from "sad" or "depressed" at the bottom to "very happy" and "euphoric" at the top. The trialists will be asked to attend a post-comedown interview to analyse their experiences.

The university stressed it would not be supplying the legal high and those taking part would be taking mephedrone anyway.

Dr Cathy Montgomery, senior lecturer in psychology, said the university did not condone drug use, but added: "Nobody is an expert in mephedrone. It's only in the last year that we've seen use of it.

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A university spokesman said it was not known when the research will begin.

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Capture the style of iconic eras with a vintage find

VINTAGE bathing suits could be making a splash this summer, with a Lincoln auction house offering a unique chance to show off those beach bodies

After months of summer dieting, dedicated followers of fashion from yesteryear are invited to a sale of vintage clothing, textiles and accessories, including 1940s beachwear. (Laguna Beach).

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More than 260 lots of women's, men's and children's clothing and costume from the Victorian era through to the 1980s will be included in the sale, which starts at midday

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Amy Hill, an assistant vintage clothing supplier from Lincoln, said when buying clothing from yesteryear, shoppers needed to keep an eye out for quality and individuality

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The winter is arctic and the economy is a long way from spring, but commodities are hot again. Gold, the doomsters' favourite, has a charmed life of its own, though its recent ascent has run out of oomph. Copper, the metal of choice for professionals betting on global recovery, perked up at the beginning of 2009 and has climbed steadily most of the way back to its 2008 peak. Nickel, zinc and aluminium bounced last spring in anticipation of a surge of industrial demand and continue to lingerie wholesale zigzag upwards, offering good returns for those who get their timing right. But the natural resource du jour is a basic commodity for which, until the snow started falling a month ago, no hair-gelled hedge-fund player would have shown any appetite at all, except on the rim of his margarita glass or his platter of foie gras: plain old salt.

It's rather pleasing that the quiet little towns of north Cheshire - which have been mining salt since Roman times but have long been looked down upon by posh folk from Chester to the west and footballers' wives from Wilmslow to the east - have suddenly become the Klondike camps of a midwinter gold rush. Two-mile convoys of trucks have been waiting to pick up precious supplies of grit treated with brine from the Salt Union depot at Winsford and rock salt from British Salt at Middlewich. For anyone interested in industrial history, it's also pleasing to discover how these forgotten corporate veterans have survived.

Salt Union, as its name suggests, was an amalgamation (in 1888) of numerous Cheshire mining operations. Its product was distributed by barge, hence its headquarters at Runcorn where the Manchester Ship Canal met the Bridgewater and the Weaver Navigational, providing distribution throughout new industrial England. The company eventually became part of ICI until it was spun off in 1992, and is now owned by Compass Minerals Inc of Kansas - the world's third largest salt producer, whose shares have risen steeper than the copper price since last summer when the smart money decided to ignore long-range weather forecasts and bet on a big freeze.

British Salt, meanwhile, turns out to be majority-owned by you and me, the British taxpayer, by way of the private equity arm of what used to be Lloyds TSB. And a third player in the industry - processing raw product from Salt Union - is Ineos, the industrial chemicals giant assembled in recent years by a bold but low-profile entrepreneur called Jim Ratcliffe. Ineos made headlines in 2008 by standing up to strikers at the Grangemouth oil refinery, provoking a memorable example of BBC anti-business bias when Eddie Mair, the presenter of Radio 4's PM programme, snarled at Ineos's local manager: 'You're venture capitalists, aren't you?'

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Well, it's lucky they are, and that they and other investors have kept faith with Cheshire's saline heritage - otherwise we might have to depend on that nice Mr Putin to keep our winter highways open, just as we are becoming dependent on him for energy supplies to keep our central heating running. Salt mines, mostly in the Perm region of the Urals, used to be big business in Russia, and have special significance in the collective memory there as places of incarceration and punishment. So I'm guessing that when Boris Yeltsin staved off state bankruptcy in March 1995 by auctioning Russia's most valuable natural resources to a gang of would-be oligarchs, the bidding was less keen for the salt than it was for the oil and gas. 'Haven't you heard, Comrade President?

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TWO men who claim they were wrongly convicted of the brutal murder of a frail pensioner have had their hopes of freedom dashed by appeal judges.

Margaret Irvine, 91, suffocated during a botched robbery in Ayrshire in September 2003.

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Raiders broke into her home in Barward Road, Galston, beat her, tied her up and stuffed a duster in her mouth as a gag.

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Jailing the two men for life, judge Lord Hardie told them their crime "defied description" and ordered them to serve a minimum of 25 years.

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The witness had last year said she had been wrong about timing and there was evidence to contradict the men's alibis.

Remarks made by trial judge Lord Hardie were also rejected as grounds of appeal.

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