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So Stephenson is a bit miffed that Meryl has chosen a property next to his house in south-east London to recreate the 1920s grocery shop run by Baroness Thatcher's father, Alderman Roberts.
Hugh Muir's diary 2011
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Libyan officials believe that prominent members of Muammar Gaddafi's family – and perhaps the fugitive leader himself – have sought refuge in the town of Bani Walid, 100 miles south-east of Tripoli, which rebel forces have surrounded.
Rebel forces surround Libyan town where Gaddafi is believed to be hiding 2011
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Everyone knows Radio 4 is horrendously white, middle-class and skewed to south-east England.
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Shifts in the demographics of Britain have created "crunch points" in the south-east and other urban centres, with water supplies, air quality and waste management all suffering from the impact of greater demand and consumption.
UK's shifting population placing environment under intense strain 2011
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The last 200 or so houses on the Tavy Bridge estate in Thamesmead, south-east London, are being demolished.
Current Affairs Maxine 2009
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In the south-west, the unemployment rate among 18- to 24-year-old women has almost trebled, from 5% to 14%, since early 2008, while it has almost doubled in the north-west, Yorkshire, West Midlands, the south-east and Scotland.
Jobless rate for young women doubles as council cuts start to bite 2011
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Across the south-east, 6,759 women are expected to lose their jobs, while 7,382 are predicted to lose their jobs from councils in south-west England.
Jobless rate for young women doubles as council cuts start to bite 2011
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We live in a multicultural society, at least in the south-east, so how do you teach "our island story" in such a world?
The past shouldn't be another country for our children | The big issue 2011
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Everyone knows Radio 4 is horrendously white, middle-class and skewed to south-east England.
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The original Bonegilla cattle run of approximately 25,000 acres, consisting mostly of rich river flats bounded by the Murray, Kiewa and Mitta Mitta Rivers, extending many miles to the south-east towards the mountains, was first selected in the mid-1830s by William Wyse, an employee of the pastoralist, businessman and politician, the Hon.
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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