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JK Rowling's latest book unveiled
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
A £2 million original version of JK Rowling's latest book has been unveiled as Harry Potter mania grips the globe once again.
Hundreds remember Mumbai victims
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
Hundreds of businessmen and women have stood in silent solidarity at a candlelit vigil in London to honour those who died in the Mumbai terrorist attacks one week ago.
Mother critical after car-jacking
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
A mother is fighting for her life in hospital following a car-jacking in which she was dragged up to 60 feet underneath the vehicle, police said.
Last call in weapons amnesty
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
Loyalist and republican paramilitaries in Northern Ireland are to get one last chance to hand over their weapons under a Government amnesty.
Police had no warrant - Speaker
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
House of Commons Speaker Michael Martin has revealed police did not have a warrant to search Tory immigration spokesman Damian Green's parliamentary office.
Drivers warned as snow is forecast
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
Up to six inches of snow is expected to fall in parts of Britain and motorists have been warned to expect hazardous driving conditions.
£100m a month spent on 2012 Olympics
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
A total of £100 million a month is currently being spent on building work for the London 2012 Games, Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said.
Conjoined twin Hope dies after op
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
A week-old conjoined twin died and her sister has a 50-50 chance of survival after they were separated by emergency surgery, a hospital said.
Brown aims to halt repossessions
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
Gordon Brown has moved to stem growing repossessions with a £1 billion package to allow struggling homeowners to defer mortgage payments for up to two years.
Banking Bill leads Queen's Speech
7:58pm Wednesday 3rd December 2008
Gordon Brown has presented a slimmed-down legislative programme for the coming year in a Queen's Speech focusing tightly on measures to help Britain through the economic downturn.
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The Nutcracker
Tuesday, December 2 to Saturday, December 6, Theatre Royal Bath. NORTHERN Ballet Theatre (NBT) makes a welcome return to Bath with its highly acclaimed production of The Nutcracker.
Arc Theatre latest with theatre director Tracey Sullivan
PANTOMIME Robinson Crusoe opened this week, produced by local amateur company Footlights.
New Spring season
Wyvern Theatre, Swindon. IF you are choosing to be choosier with your money this spring, look no further than the Wyvern Theatre for a season packed full of shows and fine dining, you’ll be spending your money wisely.
A Christmas Carol
Wharf Theatre, Devizes, Friday, December 5 – Saturday, December 13. ADAPTED by Christopher Schario and based on the story by Charles Dickens, Linda Swann directs the Wharf Theatre’s Christmas offering.
Changeling (15)
ANGELINA Jolie makes a strong bid for an Oscar nomination with her tour de force portrayal of a crusading mother in Clint Eastwood's harrowing drama.
What Just Happened? (15)
BASED on noted film producer Art Linson's memoir, What Just Happened? satirises the inner workings of Hollywood, as seen through the eyes of a middle-aged producer suffering a crisis of confidence.
Four Christmases (12A)
REESE Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn fail to impress in this lifeless romantic comedy.
Choke (18)
ADAPTED from the nihilistic novel by Chuck Palahniuk, Choke is a black comedy about a 30-something sex addict who happily acknowledges his yearnings and willingly attends rehabilitation meetings because it allows him to prey upon and sleep with fellow sufferers.
Singing sensation
MELKSHAM Soprano singing sensation Rhiannon Lambert will be lining up for a top Christmas concert date in Bath on December 13.
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