Article: Brighton: Coustou reformed with cheekpieces.(Sports)

Article: SOME TURKEYS ARE WINNERS
The Boston Globe;  June 27, 1988 ;     700+ words ... ... establishing eye contact with the critters. Exhibit A: Clare Sparks of Stow. In 1986, she bought three day-old turkeys from ... Thanksgiving dinner. "How do you eat a turkey you've named?" Clare Sparks asked. "With a fork" is not the correct answer. Now Emmett ...

Article: UNRULY WOMEN CONS LEAVE GUYS LAG-GING; Life inside is just like ...
The Mirror (London, England);  July 23, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... stay in touch with family, especially young children, and may begin to misbehave if prison rules prevent them doing this. Clare Sparks said: "It is an old saying that when men go into prison, they leave the outside, outside. "But when women go into prison ...

Article: Think tank says fewer offences cut jail numbers
The Independent - London;  July 27, 2002 ;     369 words ... ... think tank adds that dramatically cutting the number of people on remand would help reduce the overall prison population. Clare Sparks, co-author of the report, said: "This is not being soft on crime. And it should cut crime, as we know that having ...

Article: PICTURE SPECIAL: Knockout time at event.
Buckingham & Winslow Advertiser (Buckingham, England);  September 14, 2007 ;     421 words ... ... pounds sterling]200 on its own. Organisers thanked all those who supported the event, with special thanks for Brian and Clare Sparks, Andy and Kath O'Dell and Tony Checkley. Buckingham Athletic estimates its new facilities will cost in the region of ...

Article: Prison policy research that's 50 years out of date; ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  December 29, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... committed any crimes at all. Of course the IPPR must realize this, as I note that one of the co-authors of their report is Clare Sparks who used to be policy officer at the Prison Reform Trust. Now if ever there was a lack of ``evidence led practice ...

Article: European ruling to set hundreds of prisoners free
The Independent - London;  July 27, 2002 ;     662 words ... ... 49,000. It says the Government could use the pounds 800m saved by cutting prison costs to improve community sentences. Clare Sparks, co-author of the report, said: "This is not being soft on crime. And it should cut crime, as we know that having ...

Article: Natural Force lets Godolphin leave on winning note: ...
The Racing Post (London, England);  November 16, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... After Dane O'Neill - for whom this first ride in the famous colours came "pretty much out of the blue" - had made all, Clare Sparks, one of Godolphin's senior travelling head grooms, said: "That was our last runner. The last 46 are on the plane for ...