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| I mean that We've been mates for good many years :) |
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| Ok, my interview with Melinda Gates and Kofi Annan coming up very shortly on (Yes, I'm tweeting from the studio. Ooer). |
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| Fantastic. As Man City take a bite at the big apple, an American tries to explain England's passion for 'soccer': |
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| And finally, this gem from my old mate Laurence Lee. Enjoy: UK music shop defies digital trend via |
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| More opinion, this time from Michael Marder on a country close to my heart: What will save Portugal? via |
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| An opinion piece from Rebecca Vincent: When the music dies: Azerbaijan one year after Eurovision via |
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| This from Rachel Levin: Mexican women embrace natural childbirth via |
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| First this from White House correspondent and good chum Patty Culhane: The scandalous erosion of US civil liberties |
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| Another bunch of stories you won't see anywhere else, courtesy of coming up... |
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| Interviewed Melinda Gates and Kofi Annan earlier about Africa food security. See it on the Newshour at 21G (at approx 2130, actually) |
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| Massad article is back up on the Al Jazeera website. For the 3rd time ;) |
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| Massad article has gone down again. Seems to be a technical bug though. Promise. Back up again very soon. |
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| my report trying to answer one of biggest Mideast questions: will bomb ? via ” |
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| See you soon, Oklahoma. More twisters predicted for this week. |
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| Kudos to Al Jazeera: posts an editor's note acknowledging its errors, re-publishes the Massad Op-Ed |
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| Editor's Blog: In the Massad case, we should have done better via |
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| And here's a great report/explainer from us: Iraq tribal leaders warn of war via |
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| Making sense of what's going on in Iraq. Excellent analysis from my former colleague Jim Muir: |
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| P.s. I don't like to criticise but your sale is a bit odd. Flights have to be taken 19/5 to 31/7, but not 16/6 to 10/7. Eh? |
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