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As America's pending military involvement in WWI loomed on the country's horizon during the first months of 1917, the rumblings of war had darkened the University of Illinois campus. When Woodrow Wilson declared war on April 6, it was reported that Professor Frederick Haynes Newell, head of the Civil Engineering Department, shouted "The nation is now at war" during a gathering...
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Excellent Staff, beautiful hotel in excellent location
I have stayed in some lovely hotels all over the world, and The 1898 is right up there at the top of my list of favourites.
The hotel is beautiful inside, and of course still very new, infact, you can still smell newly laid wooden floors. A few tips, make sure you get breakfast included in your price as seperately it would work out very expensive. The breakfast is incredible buck's fizz included (for those whom can stomach it at that time in the morning!) another good thing is that breakfast is served til 11am - so no early starts is you don't want to. As previously said, finding the hotel is a bit of a problem, especially whilst driving in the awful one way system, look out for the Le Merridien and the 1898 is on the opposite street on the corner (it has no signage). Parking in this area is an impossibility, infact, if we went again, we wouldn't get a hire car at all. It is therefore a bonus that the hotel has underground parking (if you can find it that is!), they have a very peculiar system, park at the side of the hotel (as soon as you realise you are there) or you will end up in the one way sytem again for another half an hour! go upto reception and they radio through for someone to open the parking up for you, then you drive around the back of the hotel over the pedestrian access and onto a cobbled street! very strange parking is a further 20E a day. The rooms are gorgeous, we were lucky enough to be upgraded, the bathrooms are lovely, full of lovely toiletries and sumptuous bathrobes and towels. Another nice touch is free bottled water both in the bedroom and in the health and fitness area, along with bowls of apples everywhere! The indoor pool is a real added bonus after a long day on foot walking around Barcelona, not over big, but very unusual built in like the old vault of the building, the pool also has two bubble beds in the pool, and a couple of jet systems, along with sauna, steam room and small fitness centre. What will impress you most is that for such a lovely classy hotel the staff are not over imposing (I really hate this in some of the nicer hotels) they are lovely, friendly, and very helpful, but not too pushy. Grab a deal at this hotel whilst you can, you may not be able to afford it once the word gets around! Have a great time you can't beat this hotel for quality and service.
Great hotel
open just 3 months, with a perfect location at the Ramblas AND still at a very reasonable price , one of the few (maybe the only) hotel in the Barri Gotic with a private indoor swimming pool and fitness center, staff is very kind and helpful, would love to return
Location, Location, Location....
Wow, What a great hotel! The location is right in the heart of La Ramblas and that's the best place to be if its your first time to Barcelona.
The hotel decor is also very good and impressed as its regarded as 4 star but looks 5 star. Room size is not huge but adequate and bathroom is fantastic. Flat Screens were good but NO pay movies which didn't impress the other half.
Indoor swimming pool and all the facilities were very nice. I would stay here again
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1. As has been said before ask taxi's to go to Le Meridian as there no signs for this hotel and then the Hotel 1898 is directly opposite
2. There is a wonderful market with excellent food just down la rambla. Come out of the hotel and past starbucks and then a little further on the right is Le Bouqueria market.
3. There is a supermarket if you walk up La Rambla towards Placa de Catyluna on the left handside about 100m from hotel
You have to stay here
Husband & I went to Barcelona for weekend & totally recommend hotel 1898 to everyone. Best location, really stylish, excellent service, just cannot say enough good things about it. Will definitely go back again. Only problem is that we won't want to stay anywhere else so will have to go to Barcelona everytime we want a weekend away !!
Fantastic hotel
I just came back from a 1 week stay at the Hotel 1898 and all I can say is that the hotel is fantastic in everyway. The rooms are a good size and the decor is collonial/modern and very relaxing, the bathrooms are spacious and very comfortable. Every room has Free WiFi and this is extremely convenient
The staff were wonderful with us, very helpful and patient with our requirements. And finally the location; you cant ask to be in a better place in Barcelona, it is right in the heart of all the shops and restaurants so you can walk around very easily.
I will definitely be staying there next time I am in Barcelona.
Hotel 1898 is a great find!
Hotel 1898 is in a perfect location in Las Ramblas, right in the middle of the main promenade. I stayed there for 5 nights Nov. 19-25 and had a pleasant experience with only a few new hotel bumps. The staff was friendly and went out of their way to make everyone feel welcome.
The hotel was clean at all times. While I was there for vacation, I always have my laptop with me and I was happy with the reliable free high-speed wireless access in the room. For non-wired users, there is a business center with two PC's and printers for free use. One night I realized that I had forgotten to print my will call ticket and home and was able to print it at the business center. Our group had three rooms which I had requested facing the inner courtyard to avoid the street noise. The rooms were indeed quiet at all times. The baths were spacious and the towels nice and thick. A hair dryer is in the room and there are plenty of toiletries in case you forget to bring something.
During the stay we had a lighting problem in the afternoon which turned into a power outage. This lasted about 90 minutes and the hotel had people working on the problem right away. A second event was the lack of hot water one morning which made for some very cold showers. We were reassured that the staff was working on the hot water and later in the afternoon when we returned from sightseeing, the hot water was back in action. Even with these two incidents, our group enjoyed Hotel 1898 and we would all stay there again.
A word of caution - the hotel is hard to find since there is no sign and the street number is located much higher than eye level. As a new hotel, the taxi drivers are not yet familiar with the location. The best way to get there is to go to Le Meridian and then Hotel 1898 is right next Le Meridian. The two lobby entrances face one another. Starbucks is located next door on La Rambla.
Having looked at many hotels in Barcelona and wanting somewhere central as we were only staying for two nights I booked the Hotel 1898 after reading ther review on this site... and was not disappointed.
It was perfect - location could not be better, rooms were very swish with excellent bathrooms including power showers and robes, extremely comfy kingsize bed, plasma tv etc etc.
The breakfast was lovely with an excellent selection and the staff could not be more helpful, even packing us a picnic as we were leaving before breakfast.
We did not see the pool on the roof but did use the spa facilities and had the pool, sauna, steam and spa all to ourselves - it was wonderful!
I would highly recommend this hotel and providing the price does not increase too heavily once the initial opening offers end will definitly return.
We stayed at the Hotel 1898 last week for two nights. We had admired the building whilst walking down the Ramblas looking for the hotel. There is no sign on the Ramblas entrance. When we doubled back and located it by street number, we were greeted by a very smartly dressed genteleman who took our bags for us.
The hotel had been opened about three weeks before our arrival. It was very quiet so it was no surprise that the staff were very attentive. They were also very tolerant and encouraging of my attempts to speak Spanish.
The breakfasts in the restaurant were fabulous, offering everything you could think of. We lasted all day on the hotel's breakfast.
The room was swish. The bed was very comfortable and the flat screen tv impressed. The bathroom was very stylish with a power shower over the bath. Lovely bathrobes and towels. Pity they don't let you have them!
The pool on the roof was not open so we didn't get to see that. I suppose it wasn't a priority in November! But we did use the swimming pool and sauna etc in the basement. Lovely!
I would definitely stay here again but doubt whether we could afford it. We had a really good deal because it had just opened.
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Me and my wife just came back from Barcelona. We stayed at the 1898 new hotel for a week.
The hotel is lovely with a great location.
The rooms are PERFECT, we did not have even one small problem. The closed pool is very very nice, a bit small but you do not really need more than that.
We WILL be back.
Great hotel, even though it's brand new!
Have literally just returned from a weekend at the 1898, just thought I would post my review for anyone else who's about to go! The hotel had only been open 2 weeks when we were there so it all felt very new and quite empty, don't think many people have been there yet!
The hotel is great, fab location - by the way if you are getting a taxi there from Barcelona airport tell the taxi driver it is opposite the Meridien Hotel as they won't know where it is! I would recommend writing down the name of the hotel in Spanish too (Mil ochocientos noventa y ocho) to help with taxis etc. It is right on the Ramblas, great for getting to all local facilities - the port, placa catalunya etc. The atmosphere from the Ramblas means you feel right in the heart of the action from the moment you step outside the front door, but the hotel is also a lovely haven from the madness outside.
The hotel itself is lovely, very modern style and beautifully finished. The decor of dark woods and deep colours give the hotel a classic modern feel. Staff are excellent, very helpful and mainly speak english which is a help! Very nice bar (ask Eduardo to make you one of his 'special sangrias'!!) and nice relaxed atmosphere for late night drink before bed. Didn't try the restaurant apart from room service, which was actually pretty good - very tasty, and much more reasonable than we expected. I think they may have only just started doing this as things were not quite what we ordered sometimes (bavarian frankfurter sandwich = bacon and cheese sandwich!) but everything tasted good and served quickly.
The only reason I am giving the hotel 4 not 5 stars is the rooms. We booked a superior room which was very good, modern, with a cute small balcony and view over the street (the side street with a side view to the ramblas). Plus points were a HUGE bed (got back into our king bed at home last night and felt claustrophobic!) and superb high tech finishes - great tv (apparently, hubby said) and I loved the little light switches with settings for reading, nightime etc. The only downside was the wooden floors throughout the room and corridors which meant the floors were really echoey. We could hear the cleaners every morning outside and it meant sleeping in was not really an option. Also the room felt a bit small (possibly due to the massive bed) and there were no pay per view movies which we like in hotel rooms. Also although bathrooms are incredible, with a gorgeous bath and very funky square sink, the shower was end of the bath which was a bit slippery so I think that may a be a design flaw.
Apart from that the hotel is really fantastic and well worth trying. One final tip, we have heard about the pick pocketing which is apparently rife on the ramblas. We had no problems but saw lots of police about and a few times we passed couples who were talking to police and I think may have been done as they looked a bit distressed. My tip would be use the safe in the room for everything, and only take a bit of a cash and maybe one card out with you. I didn't use a bagso I didn't have to worry about that, but if you do our taxi driver told us to always carry them to the front. The area is totally non-threatening, you should have no problems but with so much to look at on the ramblas it is easy to let your guard down.
PS we tried Set Portes Restaurant down by the port which serves excellent paella! Also we loved the luz de gas by the port (it's a bar on a boat) for a glass of wine in the sunshine, very romantic.
Any other questions let me know! Have a fab time, we loved Barcelona and can't wait to get back!
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- ¼ cup cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic cloves, peeled, crushed
- Large handful of fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves, finely chopped
- 1 baguette
- Kosher salt
- Finely grated Parmesan
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Calories (kcal) 210 Fat (g) 13 Saturated Fat (g) 5 Cholesterol (mg) 20 Carbohydrates (g) 19 Dietary Fiber (g) 1 Total Sugars (g) 1 Protein (g) 3 Sodium (mg) 290
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Preheat oven to 450°. Heat butter and oil in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add garlic and parsley and cook, stirring occasionally, until butter is completely melted.
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I really wanted to dispute some of these with you, but I can't see it happening. I wish there was some way on earth that ATL could trade Dan Fucking Uggla for Robbie Cano, and then all of my dreams could come true. Sadly, I don't see that ish happening. Fuck.
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Standard Bearers Academy will be a state-of-the-art boarding school providing a broad-based education infused with an Islamic worldview in an inclusive faith-centred environment.
It will cater for up to 1200 boys at a time from years 5-12. The school will be located on 96 acres of mixed-use farmland at Mareeba.
Students at the academy will come from around Australia, with a small contingent of international students.
The Academy will follow the Australian National Curriculum and students' will progress on a study pathway toward the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). Also offered will be the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme.
The Academy will be a learning community that is inclusive, dynamic and focused towards providing the leaders of tomorrow. It will use a unique teaching methodology of holistic theme-based teaching with individual classrooms for all key learning areas and subjects.
The school aims to develop holistic young people and nurture their inherent leadership abilities and allow their creativity to flower. It will have a particular focus on farming technology and rural activities in keeping with its location in Queensland's agricultural heartland.
Standard Bearers Academy will have cutting-edge facilities including student accommodation and classrooms, a performing arts complex, multi-faith worship hall, Olympic-sized swimming pool, high performance sports centre equipped with the latest sports science technology, tennis and basketball courts, equestrian centre, 400m tartan competition athletics track, two sports fields, an orchard and a training farm. It will also include an onsite teacher training college and college for applied leadership
The Academy will be governed by a Council consisting of the heads of the school; Teacher Training College; Academy of Applied Leadership; as well as the curriculum development team, human resources team, finance team and administration team. This Council will report to a Board of Directors. The Board of Directors will be assisted by a non-executive Advisory Council comprised of eminent people from all walks of life, social and religious backgrounds.
Mareeba has been selected partly because of its inspiring natural beauty and also because it provides an ideal location for the agricultural training, sporting and equestrian activities the school intends to provide to students. The school will be located on 96 acres of land at Tinaroo Creek Road.
Standard Bearers Academy will be informed by an educational philosophy based upon five key principles: internationalism through understanding and appreciation of others; community service and the foregrounding of, compassion, sharing and social justice; environmental stewardship; self-discovery through adventure and sports; and global ethical and moral leadership. The values that the school will seek to inculcate in the students include;
The Academy will bring substantial economic benefits to the Mareeba area. It will employ many tradespeople during the construction phase and, upon full operation, it will employ at least 80 teaching staff as well as other locally-based support staff. It will also be a substantial consumer of locally produced goods and services which are needed to support 1200 full-board students.
Standard Bearers Academy will be built upon land that is currently subject to mixed-use farming. The school will comply with all relevant planning regulations and will be subject to approval from the Mareeba Shire Council.
A feature of the Academy's educational philosophy is a focus on the natural world. Students will be encouraged to immerse themselves in nature and guided toward observation and reflection of the signs in the natural world. The Academy is therefore deeply committed to environmental sustainability embedded in this natural world focus.
The Academy community thereby accepts its responsibility as representatives of the Creator and custodians for the natural world. The upholding of honourable relationships with the natural world is a reflection of the commitment the academy holds for honourable relationships with the rest of creation.
Standard Bearers Academy will cater for a culturally and religiously diverse student body. This will include students locally and interstate from all cultural backgrounds within Australia as well as a percentage of international students. The student body will be composed of those from the Islamic faith in addition to Christian and other faith traditions. Students from non-faith backgrounds, committed to a safe environment focused on universal values and high moral and ethical standards will also make up the Academy.
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St. Edmond in rated showdown at MNW
September 12, 2014 MANSON — Two of the state's best Class 1A football teams will battle here tonight in a highly-anticipated District 7 opener between third-ranked St. Edmond and No. 6 Manson Northwest Webste. more »»
District action kicks off
September 12, 2014 It's time to start district football. Outside of Class 4A and a few random teams across the state, programs in Iowa bring the intensity up another level with the kickoff of district action on Frida. more »»
Hartley, Keith double up for FD
September 12, 2014 The Fort Dodge girls swim team won seven events here Thursday night, coming up just short in a dual against Marshalltown. The Bobcats won, 101-84, in a make-up meet from earlier in the wee. more »»
Jackson third for FD XC in Marshalltown
September 12, 2014 MARSHALLTOWN — The Fort Dodge boys and girls cross country teams competed here Thursday night at the Marshalltown Invitational. The Dodger boys placed seventh overall, led by senior Alex Jackso. more »»
Jaeschke makes a name for himself at Upper Iowa
September 11, 2014 FAYETTE — Cole Jaeschke recently kicked off his fourth season as starting quarterback at Upper Iowa with a game for the ages. more »»
Peters puts positive spin on devastating injury
September 11, 2014 AMES — Levi Peters refuses to give in to the pain. more »»
SE boys top SEV; Warehime leads Jaguars to second
September 9, 2014 GOWRIE —Both Spencer Warehime and the St. Edmond boys cross country team flashed their potential here Monday night. more »»
SE girls, Mayer win titles
September 9, 2014 GOWRIE — Riley Mayer continued to make a name for herself here Monday night. St. more »»
Peters suffers torn Achilles
September 9, 2014 AMES — Levi Peters, who was steadily progressing on the Iowa State depth charts, suffered a season ending injury on Saturday. more »»
prep football rankings
September 9, 2014 By The Associated Press The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Iowa high school football polls of the 2014 season with first-place votes in parentheses and won-loss record, total points and... more »»
September 6, 2014 The points and yards were flowing freely in third-ranked (Class 1A) St. Edmond's record-setting 75-0 rout of Mason City Newman here Friday. more »»
Tritons set for home opener
September 6, 2014 The Iowa Central football team will try to get into the win column here Saturday when they host Independence. Kickoff is set for noon inside Dodger Stadium. more »»
Bitter road defeat for FDSH
September 5, 2014 SIOUX CITY — The Fort Dodge football team may look back at their excruciating loss to Sioux City North on Thursday and identify it as a turning point in the developmental process. more »»
Gaels host MC Newman
September 5, 2014 Next Friday night, the third-ranked (Class 1A) St. Edmond football team opens district play at No. 8 Manson Northwest Webster in a pivotal early-season clas. more »»
September 5, 2014 First-year Fort Dodge girls swim coach Michael Peterson is seeing exactly what he wants in the early stages of the season. more »»
Area teams back in action
September 5, 2014 After getting their first taste of action last Friday, high school football teams will continue to gear up for the start of district play tonight. No. more »»
Lynx topple Gaels
September 5, 2014 What started out as a promising night for the St. Edmond volleyball team ended in disappointing fashion here Thursday. more »»
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Rare Thursday tilt for Dodgers
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26th June 2007
Blair to step down as an MP
6:15 PM — The Prime Minister will resign as MP for Sedgefield within hours of leaving Downing St, it has been reported.He is expected to take up a new peace-keeping role in the Middle East on behalf of the international community almost immediately.It was expected that Mr Blair, who has introduced a wide range of gay rights in his ten years in power, would not remain in the House of Commons after the next general election.
Labour gays voted Cruddas for deputy
3:36 PM — A breakdown of the votes cast by the members of the Labour Campaign for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights (LGBT Labour) has revealed that backbench candidate Jon Cruddas was their choice for Deputy Leader.Justice Minister Harriet Harman won the contest to succeed John Prescott on Sunday, after five rounds of voting.She eventually took the lead with 50.43% to Education Secretary Alan Johnson's 49.56%
Anti-gay Tory defects to Labour 10
3:15 PM — An MP with a hostile voting record on gay issues has defected from the Conservatives to the Labour party.Quentin Davies, a former Tory Shadow Cabinet member, has been an MP for 20 years and represents Grantham, the home town of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.He announced his defection the day before Tony Blair is to leave office, and attacked Tory leader David Cameron in his resignation letter.
Sarah Waters nominated for UK's oldest book prize
2:58 PM — The writer who brought lesbian fiction to greater prominence with her novel Tipping The Velvet, is on the short list for this year's James Tait Black Memorial Prize.Sarah Waters, 40, has been nominated for her most recent work, The Night Watch, which explores the lives of several lesbian, gay and straight characters in 1940's London.It has been widely praised for its stunning recreation of the Blitz and life in the capital during the immediate post-war period.
Welsh gay community's silent victims of abuse
1:45 PM — A new BBC Wales investigation has revealed that as many as 80% of the gay community suffer verbal or physical abuse in their lifetime.Yet according to Home Office figures only one in ten of these incidents will be reported.The investigation comes in response to news that recorded crimes against gay and lesbian people in Wales are on the increase.
Comment: Another year, another Pride, another hangover
11:30 AM — For many of us waking up the next morning, any sense of pride has disappeared long ago in a heady mix of sunshine, cheap cocktails, and naked flesh.This is something to celebrate. A hangover fades much quicker than the scars of those brave enough to march the streets of Moscow, Riga or Warsaw.At the same time I cannot help thinking that Pride has the potential to mean something more to more people than just a nice day out once a year.
Smoking a real drag, say queens 1
11:00 AM — Drag queens' services have been employed by the NHS in Yorkshire to strut on to the scene and smoke out the last ill-fated pro-smoking campaigners as England goes smoke-free in less than a week.Drag queens Precious, Miss Blanche, Portia and Danny Cher from the Birdcage nightclub in Leeds will encourage people to kick the habit and take their 'last drag' as this butt of contention is finally doused in the favour of healthier lungs for both active and passive smokers.
75% of gay kids in faith schools suffer homophobic bullying
12:01 AM — Homophobic bullying plagues the majority of UK schools and shocking levels of bullying are meted out to school pupils and teachers who either are gay or perceived to be gay.That is the conclusion of a wide-ranging study carried by gay equality organisation Stonewall.Nearly two thirds of LGB students reported instances of such harassment.
25th June 2007
Soho hosts day out for gay youth
4:01 PM — Life was a picnic for London's LGBT youth communities when their annual gathering in Soho Square attrated more than one hundred people, several as young as 15.When the rain got bad everyone sheltered under the trees taking the picnic with them, luckily the downpour didn't last long.George Allawi, 18, a youth worker said: "I don't think rain will stop us now and I don't think it will stop us next week at Pride."
Top Tory gives away gay friend at partnership ceremony 2
3:30 PM — David Davis, the Shadow Home Secretary, has revealed that he recently attended a civil partnership ceremony.The MP for Haltemprice and Howden is seen as more right-wing than David Cameron, who defeated him in the contest for Conservative leader in 2005.In an interview with the Daily Telegraph Mr Davis claims to be a social liberal.
RAF uniforms banned from London Pride
2:13 PM — The Royal Air Force has announced that personnel who wear uniform to march in the Pride parade in London will face disciplinary action.A letter from Air Chief Marshal Sir Glenn Torpy, the Chief of the Air Staff, to station commanders says that LGB airmen and women can attend Pride but not in uniform.Last week the Chief of the General Staff has issued orders banning LGB Army staff from marching in uniform at the event this Saturday.
Manchester triumphs at gay football tournament
2:00 PM — Village Manchester FC were crowned winners of the inaugural Ford Pride Football Tournament after beating Stonewall FC in the final on Satuday.24 male and female teams from across the country took part in the six-a-side tournament, which was held at the Goals Soccer Centre in Wembley, just a few miles from the recently completed England stadium.The Ford Pride Football Tournament is the UK's first high profile gay football competition.
Edinburgh hosts Pride of Scotland
1:10 PM — The Scottish capital was transformed into a gay village this weekend as Pride Scotia took to the streets of Edinburgh.Around 5,000 revellers gathered at midday outside the offices of Edinburgh council before setting off for an afternoon of organised festivities in Pilrig Park.The parade was originally planned to go along the Mound, before heading down Princes Street but the route was shortened due to poor weather conditions.
Abu Hamza unhappy with gay nurse 6
12:54 PM — A jailed Islamic preacher has complained to the Prison Service about his homosexual personal care nurse.Abu Hamza was convicted in February 2006 of inciting racial hatred and murder. He has been held at Belmarsh high security prison since 2004.Hamza has a hook instead of a right hand, and requires help from a nurse to wash and dress. The Mirror reports that the hate preacher has discovered that his regular nurse for the last two years is a gay man.
Pope criticises Tony Blair over civil partnerships 9
12:00 PM — Pope Benedict XVI used a personal audience with outgoing Prime Minister Tony Blair to express his displeasure at the advancement in gay rights in the UK.During his 25-minute private meeting with Tony Blair on Saturday, the Pope questioned the use of stem cells in research, the availability of abortion, civil partnerships and adoption by gay couples, as well as the war in Iraq.Downing St said that the gay issues were raised by Vatican officials but not the Pope.
24th June 2007
Labour LGBT welcome Brown and Harman 3
9:46 PM — The Labour Campaign for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights (LGBT Labour) has welcomed the confirmation of the Gordon Brown as the new leader of the Labour Party and the election of Harriet Harman as deputy leader.In a statement released to PinkNews.co.uk, the camapign group said that both Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman have a strong commitment to supporting equality.
Gordon Brown's acceptance speech focuses on families 3
6:46 PM — Gordon Brown today took over the leadership of the governing Labour party from Tony Blair. His speech focused heavily on families but did say that the progress in gay rights has changed Britain for the better."In the last ten years, from make poverty history to campaigns on disability, gay rights and the environment, Britain has changed for the better, not just because of government, but because of movements that have gone beyond traditional parties, captured people's imaginations and transformed people's lives."
Harman wins by a tiny majority after five rounds
3:10 PM — Today's election for a new Deputy Leader of the Labour party was the closest since 1981.In the fifth and final round of voting, Ms Harman took the lead with 50.43% to Alan Johnson's 49.56%She was overtaken by Alan Johnson until the last round, and it is thought many Jon Cruddas voters gave support to her.
Exclusive: Harriet Harman's message to the gay community 1
2:46 PM — Justice Minister Harriet Harman has something she wants to say to the gay community, particularly those who grew up during the Blair years."Young people, remember! Remember! Be afraid!"Hoodies, perhaps? Terrorism? The threat of a nude Keith Chegwin returning to our television screens?No - the resurgent Conservative party.
Harriet Harman elected Labour Deputy Leader 1
2:40 PM — Harriet Harman, the Justice minister, has been elected to the Deputy leadership of the Labour party.Gordon Brown was also declared as Leader of the Labour party at a special conference in Manchester.Tony Blair remains Prime Minister until Wednesday. He will give a farewell performance at Prime Minister's Questions before going to see the Queen and resign.


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Tears and sorrow as guilty verdict is delivered
After five weeks, over 100 witnesses and hours upon hours of highly technical evidence the jury did not take long to reach a decision.
After five weeks, over 100 witnesses and hours upon hours of highly technical evidence the jury did not take long to reach a decision.
by Simon Brouder The chairwoman the national Victim Assistance movement said the trial discussions about murdered Jolanta Lubiene's private life had been almost unbearable for her family to listen to.
While Aurimas Andruska was found guilty of the brutal double murder of Jolanta Lubiene and her eight-year-old daughter Enrika one key question remains after the five week trial.
The family of murdered mother and daughter Jolanta Lubiene and Enrika Lubyte have described their killer as a smirking monster who should never be let walk the streets again.
The Cathaoirleach of Kerry County Council, John Brassil, has called on Irish Water to suspend all charges for at least six months until the current, well publicised difficulties with its implementation have been addressed.
Simon Brouder A new emergency water supply set up to provide safe water for residents of St Brendan's Park in Tralee has come in for harsh criticism from local residents.
Someone will lose their life is something isn't done immediately to improve a dangerous junction in Rathmore, a local county councillor has claimed.
Kerry County Council's insurance company forked out a whopping €4.3 million in compensation claims in less than two years, the majority of which were public liability type claims.
A Kenmare driver has been convicted for drink driving and banned from the road for two years following a hearing in Kenmare District Court on Friday.
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Darius en Kragin belongs to a race of shape-shifting warriors sworn to guard Atlantis and kill all travelers who stray within its boundaries. Yet when Grace stumbles into his realm, he finds himself tempted to betray his centuries-old vow.
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I love most books by Gena Showalter. This was my first dragon romance book and I loved it. There are only 5 books in this series, which bums me out since I would have loved to read more about this world, but this doesn't make me not love this book. There is a whole world her filled with dragons, vampires, unmentionable creatures you just have to read about to believe, sirens, nymphs, and much more. Even though the series kind of abruptly ends, each book stands alone and are great in their own right. Give it a try, its a wonderful first book about dragons!
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