Wednesday Dec 23 | Western morning News
Fisherman feared dead as boat sinks off France
LITTLE hope remained last night of finding a Teignmouth fisherman alive after his boat sank off the French coast.
Wednesday Dec 23 | Plymouth Evening Herald
Crabber sinking: These guys were run down
POLICE are to examine a Singapore-registered cargo vessel's black box recorder to discover if it collided with a crabbing boat which sank with the presumed loss of a young Devon fisherman.
Fisherman, 21, feared dead after being flung into freezing Channel in collision with vessel
A 21-year-old fisherman is feared dead after he was flung into freezing waters off the French coast when his boat was in a collision with another vessel.
Another cross-channel ferry comes to Hampshire
CHANNEL ferry passengers in Hampshire are to get more choice after Brittany Ferries announced it is pulling its routes from Dorset to France.
Search for missing Teignmouth fisherman
FRENCH coastguards have spoken of their efforts to save four Teignmouth fishermen after their boat sank off Cherbourg.
End of an era as Barfleur ferry is axed
THE loss of Poole's year-round passenger ferry service to France spells the end of an era, not just for the port, but also for the area.
Echo Opinion: I saw a ship go sailing out...
I saw a ship go sailing out... 8:30am Saturday 19th December 2009 By Ed Perkins TO many of us, boarding the Barfleur has been the first step on an adventure.
On This Day in History: December 17Did You Know?
December 17, 2009 by Phoebe Neidl , published online 12-17-2009 The doors of Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Church in Brooklyn Heights are from the dining room of the sunken French luxury ocean liner Normandie.
French police unchain Greenpeace activist from rail tracks
Despite our modest means, we have been able to thwart Areva's plan todiscretely resume its waste traffic on the day when the world's eyes are onCopenhagen, said Rousselet in a statement.
Police officers retrace war commandoes' steps
A team of 21 Dorset Police officers and staff has completed a 70-mile fundraising kayak journey retracing the steps of Second World War commandos.
The Irish Times Christmas Gift Supplement: Treats to Savour
The article that I wrote for today's Irish Times Gift Christmas Supplement is not online so I thought that I would reproduce the entire piece here - before it was edited for space and clarity - complete with links.
England's war with France: Once more unto the breach
Conquest: The English Kingdom of France 1417-1450 . By Juliet Barker. Little, Brown; 512 pages; 20 .
Massive search as illegal immigrant jumps from Channel ferry arriving in UK during storm
A massive search was launched today after two illegal immigrants were feared to have jumped off a ferry in stormy weather in a bid to enter the UK.
History mystery solved for Battle of Britain veteran
A wide Remembrance Day smile sweeps across Stanley Jenson's face as he puts on his RCAF flight officer's dress tunic for the first time since 1962.
MTSU fair an intro to studying abroad
A passport to a world of new and exciting possibilities awaits MTSU students at the annual Study Abroad Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday on the second floor of the Keathley University Center.
Thirty years ago, a young Frenchman walking in Normandy came across an American soldier's rusted dog tag among the rocks at Nacqueville, west of the port of Cherbourg.
Three held as massive tobacco hauls seized
Customs officers have arrested three people after enough hand-rolling tobacco to make three million cigarettes was discovered in two separate seizures, HM Revenue and Customs said today.
British swine flu kids were scared witless when French police turned up in masks
A school trip to France ended with a group of frightened children being placed in quarantine, then trapped on their coaches for hours while they were escorted home by French police, after four girls were diagnosed with swine flu.
Historic region is a feast for the senses
'A PLACE situated between the land and the sea.' These words could be used to describe St Michael's Mount, off the West Cornwall coast at Marazion.
EVEN before she arrives at the Paris office where our conversation is to take place, it is as if she is there already.
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