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Article: In search of the british housewife
The Independent - London;  May 5, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... But that treasured icon of domesticity - the suburban British housewife - has vanished. Her image, along with her purchasing ... provinces many of them still choose to be housewives." The British housewife has also had to cope with a drop in status and respect ...

The British Housewife Cookery Books, Cooking and Society in ...
History Today;  May 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... social historians, as Lehmann points out) proves a subtle tool for exploring them. General readers may be put off by The British Housewife's weight and sober cover. They shouldn't be. Lehmann writes elegantly, her conclusions are sharp, her research ...

Article: British housewife found dead in Outback.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  October 27, 2004 ;     381 words ...Byline: FRANK THORNE DETECTIVES were investigating the suspicious death of a British tourist whose body was found in the Australian Outback close to Ayers Rock today. Housewife Ethel Hetherington, 52, from Cockermouth, Cumbria, went missing after leaving the bar of her resort hotel on Monday at

Article: British housewife outsnoops LA's finest.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  July 13, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Byline: DANIELLE GUSMAROLI SHE's only 5ft 2in tall and used to be a housewife, but former Londoner Ann Archer is one of LA's top private detectives. After 15 years of solving crime on some of the toughest streets in the US, the 54-year-old is a strong contender for the coveted title of Los Angeles

Article: British housewife outsnoops LA's finest
Evening Standard - London;  July 13, 2001 ;     700+ words ...SHE's only 5ft 2in tall and used to be a housewife, but former Londoner Ann Archer is one of LA's top private detectives. After 15 years of solving crime on some of the toughest streets in the US, the 54-year-old is a strong contender for the coveted title of Los Angeles Private Investigator of the

Article: The adventures of 'Jane Bond' Donya Al-Nahi, a British ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  April 6, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Donya Al-Nahi's transformation from housewife into the woman the Foreign Office calls "Jane Bond" began five years ago with a chance encounter at a bus stop near her home in Maida Vale, west London. "I got chatting to a woman, Mary, in a headscarf like mine, who looked completely downtrodden," says

Article: ITALY'S BATTLE TO DEFEAT THE MAFIA ; The targeting of a ...
The Independent - London;  January 9, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Giuseppe Cannizzo, the man they called Peppe Karate, clearly had it coming to him. Hailing from Gela, the gangster-ridden city in the far south of Sicily, he tried to get his hands on some of the money- gouging business the ruling clan in the town, run by Antonio Rinzivillo, regarded as its own. So