Article: VIDEOLOGIC: VideoLogic announces major price reduction for the Apocalypse range

Article: Apocalypse now and then
The Scotsman;  November 15, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... retailing at a penny short of GBP 60. It contains everything ... Next week, Coppola's Apocalypse Now Redux opens in cinemas ... bizarre narrative of its own. Apocalypse Now started out in March ... profits for the studios. But Apocalypse was a tricky baby - a searing ...

Article: Apocalypse soon
Scotland on Sunday;  December 30, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... Towering Inferno and The Poseidon Adventure left me convinced apocalypse lay around every corner. Years of therapy helped, but now ... greener Prepare for the worst by reading The Revenge of Gaia (GBP 8.99, Penguin) by Professor James Lovelock. My favourite ...

Article: Secret report says east Germany plunging into Apocalypse
The Scotsman;  January 9, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... Industrial investment last year was the lowest since 1995 - GBP 4 billion compared with GBP 33 billion in west Germany. "It must be said clearly ... takes for granted. So far the west has paid more than GBP 200 billion for reunification and the cost goes on ...

Article: It's apocalypse soon warn climate experts
Evening News - Scotland;  February 19, 2001 ;     700 words ... ... The report said global economic losses from so-called natural catastrophes increased from about GBP 2.75 billion per year in the 1950s to GBP 27.5bn in 1999. Total costs were in reality twice as high, taking into account smaller weather ...

Article: Apocalypse now as neds top toffs for blood-lust
The Scotsman;  June 16, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... to eat. It has joined forces with Selfridges (which, confusingly, does not sell fridges at all) to produce the scent at GBP 4.99 a pop. The manufacturers are using Piers Morgan, a top celebrity (can somebody check this?), to front its advertising ...

Article: Apocalypse threatens to engulf Burma but junta seizes aid: ...
The Scotsman;  May 10, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... to stand, that she had left school to work in a garment factory near the country's capital. She barely earned 200 kyat (GBP 16) a month, she said. The first reports of fatalities in Kyauktan township put the number of deaths at 16 of the 15,000 ...

Article: Apocalypse threatens to engulf Burma but junta seizes aid
The Scotsman;  May 10, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... difference. The DEC appeal, which is supported by The Scotsman, is run by British aid agencies and charities, and has raised GBP 4 million in two days. Mr Costello said the Burmese government did not have the capacity to run the relief effort required ...