Article: Phil The Power Taylor faces local lad.

Article: Unilever.(Last Licks)
Ice Cream Reporter;  November 20, 2004 ;     51 words ......rld's largest ice cream company, has begun an internal review of its operations that could lead to the merger of its Dutch and British arms, creating a single $61 billion company. Senior insiders told the publication This is London that such a move was not likely...

Article: Ethical shopping.(From this month's editor)
New Internationalist;  November 1, 2006 ;     264 words ......Kissinger's former boss), who designed this magazine, reacted to my discovery that you can actually get 'ethical' bullets. In fact, British arms manufacturer BAE Systems are not just providing the world with lead-free eco-bullets (because 'lead used in ammunition can...

Article: US airlines express concern over missiles.
Airline Industry Information;  August 14, 2003 ;     101 words ......address the problem. The Air Transport Association made the comments after authorities in New Jersey reported trapping a British arms dealer who was attempting to smuggle a surface-to-air missile into the US. The Homeland Security Department has established...

Article: John Lamb
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition;      106 words ......anti-British activity. With Isaac Sears he led (1775) a mob that seized the New York customhouse and another that captured the British arms at Turtle Bay in Manhattan. Lamb served in the Quebec campaign and in later battles. In 1784, he became collector of customs...

Article: U.K. Attorney General Denies Cover-Up
AP Online;  June 8, 2007 ;     472 words ......a newspaper's claim that he ordered officials to withhold information from an international watchdog regarding a massive British arms deal with Saudi Arabia. The Guardian newspaper, citing unidentified sources, said that Lord Goldsmith ordered officials to...

Article: British arms in Aceh.(Currents)(Brief Article)
New Internationalist;  August 1, 2003 ;     98 words ...The Jakarta Post reports that British supplied Hawk aircraft and Scorpion tanks are being used by Indonesia's notorious armed forces in their bloody 26-year-old dispute with the independence movement in Aceh. British Foreign Office Minister Mike O'Brien said: 'Senior members of the Indonesian

Article: The dyes have it.(food coloring)
Nutrition Action Healthletter;  October 1, 2008 ;     472 words ......as they did 30 years ago, according to the Food and Drug Administration. But the trend in other countries may be turning. British arms of General Mills, Kellogg, Kraft, Mars, and McDonald's, for example, use few or no dyes. Why? Europeans dislike synthetic...

Article: British diplomacy in the Queen's reign: 1952-2002.
Contemporary Review;  August 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ......of Queen Anne, thanks to a Churchill, we stamped our image indelibly on the European continent; henceforwards Britain, and British arms in particular, would be a major factor in any calculations that its rulers might make (British seamanship had been such since...

Article: Zulu War
A Dictionary of British History;      175 words ......the Zulu ruler and then invaded Zululand in January 1879. The British government accepted the fait accompli and superior British arms overcame the courage and inappropriate tactics of the Zulus who surrendered in July. The renewed aggression of the Boers...

Article: Beretta Onyx and whitewing shotguns: Beretta shotguns offer excellent performance for every shooter.
Guns Magazine;  May 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ......Italian-made shotguns an enviable international reputation, predating even some of the famous British names. In 1617, when British arms-making was in its infancy, an English sportsman named Edward Davies wrote, he that loves the safetie of his own person would...

Article: British foreign policy and the Anglican Church; Christian engagement with the contemporary world.(Brief article)(Book review)
Reference & Research Book News;  February 1, 2009 ;     173 words ......invasion of Iraq, which is the subject of one of the essays here. The other essays discuss the relevance of Just War theory, British arms sales and the Church of England, the campaign for third world debt cancellation, foreign aid, the ethics of the War on Terror...

Article: Lieutenant Colonel Mike Snook. How can man die better: The Secrets of Isandlwana revealed.(Book review)
Sabretache;  December 1, 2005 ;     624 words ......this readable book, raises the hackles. Official histories have tended to gloss over this stunning disaster of Victorian British arms, and what has been written by others has tended to perpetuate fallacies and outright slanderous myths. As an officer of the...

Article: Afghan wars
A Dictionary of British History;      171 words ......The third war arose when Habibullah Khan demanded recognition by the British of the absolute independence of his kingdom. British arms, once more, found the Afghan terrain and peoples intractable. Afghanistan's sovereignty at international law was formally...

Article: UK-Israel arms trade blossoms amid the rubble: despite paying lip service to the plight of the Palestinians in the Occupied Territories, military trade between the UK and Israel, which almost doubled in 2001 to more than 22 million [pounds sterling], continues to rise. (Business & Finance).
The Middle East;  December 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ......explosives, combat vessels, ground vehicles and components, armoured equipment, and off-road utility vehicles. Officially, British arms export licences would not be issued where there is a clearly identifiable risk that arms might be used aggressively against...