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Hypetrak (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
Burberry’s Brit line highlights some of its upcoming looks for Spring 2010. Seeing no major changes to the label’s design aesthetic, Burberry Brit welcomes a new wave of contemporary menswear looks with a steady stream of slim fitting garments accompanied by more sportswear-inspired designs, including a line of lightweight outerwear. Knits, denim, and basic tees [...]
Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
LONDON - Today has been dubbed as "Cyber Monday" by Brit Internet retailers, who reckon that it will be their busiest Christmas shopping day. Last year, Britons spent 4.67 billion pounds shopping online in the run-up to Christmas However, the Centre For Retail Research (CRR) has said that the figure could rise to 8.9 billion pounds this .... Original article on Gaea Times at...
Business Wire (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
LEICESTER, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New figures from Abbey Savings(1) show that Brits will use 3.45 billion pounds of their savings this year to help cover their Christmas spending, with a third of us (32 per cent) planning to use 9 per cent of this year’s savings – an average of 221 pounds each. It’s no surprise however that the majority of people (59 per cent) are planning...
The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
One in five Brits would rather use a computer or mobile phone to check their bank statement compared to calling a phone banking centre, says Monitise . According to research by the mobile banking firm in conjunction with the Future Foundation think-tank , just one in 20 were happy to use these methods to mange their money in 2002. The research also highlighted that 18 to 25 year olds are the...
The Sun (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
FURIOUS K-Fed pulls plug on Oz radio show after it claimed he was up for Britney reunion
GrogNews (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
As required by the government, the UK MoD announced they have their required equipment for the upcoming surge in Afghanistan. As well as the availability of equipment, Mr Brown said in October that Britain's Nato allies must agree to send more troops to share the burden, and Afghan President Hamid Karzai must also commit to train more local forces to fight alongside Western soldiers. The UK's armed...
foot talk (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Mukluks and Uggs take a step back for it is winter boots that will be on the Chav s’ feet this Christmas. In the UK, ladies winter boots are selling like hot cakes. The change to winter blasts have seen a meteoritic rise in sales of quality fashion boots. Fear of a repeat of last years weather extremes the Brits’ fashionista are determined to be prepared. Snow boots have become...
Medindia Health News (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
A bionic eye has partially restored vision in a Brit man, who began losing his sight in his 20s. Peter Lane,
Turn It Up (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sometimes you have to slow up or take a detour to get to your next destination – as Alex Turner learned on the way to the Arctic Monkeys’ third album, “Humbug” (Domino), released a few months ago. The band’s singer...
http://www.anageofmagic.com/feed (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
An ancient giant river that was created when a huge glacial lake in the North Sea overflowed was responsible for first dividing Britain from France. The ‘Fleuve Manche’ or ’super-river’ ran south from the area of the North Sea. Scientists pieced together the geological jigsaw behind these amazing events after studying samples of the sediment [...]
Gadling (Free subscription) | 11/28/2009
Filed under: Europe , France , United Kingdom , News More than a thousand Britons can't be wrong, right? An online survey of 1,402 of them, by Zoover.co.uk , found France to be the least hospitable vacation destination. But, to be fair, Afghanistan , Iraq and Somalia weren't included among the choices. So, it really wasn't that bad for the folks across the channel. The Brits found that Thailand...
Patriot Room (Free subscription) | yesterday
Article is off-point, but check out these details concerning just a few hospitals: "Last year, 2008/09, saw at least 209 incidents in which foreign objects, such as swabs and drill bits, were left inside patients after surgery. There were also 82 cases of surgeons operating on the wrong part of the body. More than 5,000 patients died last year after being admitted for low-risk conditions, including...
Mirror.co.uk (Free subscription) | yesterday
Shoppers are set to blow hundreds of millions of pounds today in the biggest online spending spree yet.
Furious Photography (Free subscription) | 11/28/2009
Some Randoms From the Brit last night Dave's lovely gammy eye Mmmm tasty Tota-Lee Looking groovy
Women's Wear Daily (Free subscription) | yesterday
BRIAN REYES FOR BRITS: Designer Brian Reyes hit London last week to talk up his spring collection, which launches at Harvey Nichols and Matches early next year. “We’ve been monitoring Europe carefully and it’s a good time [to launch here], now that the market is picking up,” said Reyes over an Earl Grey tea at Browns Hotel in Mayfair. “We’re seeing that in our selling for fall and spring — people...
