 New York Times | Sarkozy pins re-election hopes on French TV duel Bangkok Post Nicolas Sarkozy makes a last-ditch bid Wednesday to turn the tide against Socialist Francois Hollande when they go head to head in the French presidential election's one and only television debate. France's incumbent president Nicolas Sarkozy delivers ... Struggling Sarkozy heads into TV debate |
Le Pen eyes handful of seats in parliamentary vote Reuters Buoyed by a tide of anger over economic gloom and high unemployment, Le Pen is grouping together nationalists, traditional conservative Gaullists, and supporters of smaller parties under the banner "Rassemblement Bleu Marine" ("Navy Blue Grouping"). |
 BBC Sport | Scottish Cup final as it happened BBC Sport Will the Hearts owner have a pen & contract in his sporran? 1634: "We want six" is the cry from the Hearts fans; meanwhile thousands of Hibs supporters have seen enough and begin to file out of the stadium. Today's attendance was 51041. |
 Windy City Times | Lesbian writer/activist Jeanne Cordova looks back at her life Windy City Times Many of The Lesbian Tide's writers would go on to pen books. Among them: Sara Schulman, Karla Jay, Sharon MacDonald, Achy Obejas, Nancy Toder and Shirl Buss. "We were proud that we paid $10 per story and $5 per photo—but that was ridiculous. |
Politicians cannot indefinitely ignore voters' desire for an EU referendum Telegraph.co.uk A Prime Minister can only swim against the tide for so long. SIR – Your leading article notes that ministers have said it is overwhelmingly in our interest for the eurozone crisis to be resolved, and that both main parties are edging towards a ... |
