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Saturday 23rd September 06 - Manchester Stop the War March - 7 page Photo gallery
Gallery 2
by Mo
Sign petition at www.stopwar.org.uk
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Photographs courtsey and Copyright © Mo 2006
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People - An Interview With Peter Moore By Steve Rudd
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Peter Moore has been described as the Jim Carrey of travel-writing,
and whoever boldly coined such a cunning comment actually isn't half wrong.
Anybody who has read any of Peter's genuinely madcap travel books, such as
The Wrong Way Home or The Full Montezuma, will surely agree, as he manages
to negotiate all manner of
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People - An Interview With Woody Woodmansey By Steve Rudd
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Brace yourselves, one and all. Michael Collins, who is actually related to
the famous Irish Nationalist of the same name, is the author of acclaimed novels
The Keepers of Truth, The Resurrectionists and Lost Souls.
He has just finished tying up all the loose ends of his latest story in
The Secret Life Of E. Robert Pendleton, which is due to hit bookstores
very soon indeed.
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People - An Interview With William Landay By Steve Rudd
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William (or Bill, for short) Landay is a hot new American crime writer who has recently published
his debut novel - Mission Flats - to widespread critical acclaim.
William is currently hard at work on his second novel, which is due to be published next year.
Still, amidst his busy writing schedule, William kindly managed to take a little time out to
chat exclusively to Steve Rudd
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People - An Interview With Peter May By Steve Rudd
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I'd like to introduce you to Peter May, a writer of thriller novels that
are genuinely exhilarating affairs from start to finish.
Peter is famous for writing his series of China Thrillers - a
series that includes his Firemaker novel, along with the racy
Snakehead story that is set in Texas.
Peter always carries out intensive research into the places in
which he sets his stories; he also
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People - An Interview With Peter Gadol By Steve Rudd
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Peter Gadol is the exciting author of a number of uniquely
exhilarating novels including the deliciously dark, drama-driven thriller
The Long Rain.
His latest novel is Light at Dusk, and here he spares some time
to chat to Steve Rudd exclusively about his life and times, and trials and
tribulations as a highly respected and hugely talented writer of the type
of stories that
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People - An Interview With Meg Gardiner By Steve Rudd
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Meg Gardiner is an incredible Thriller writer, brought up in
the US but currently residing in the UK. Her debut novel called China Lake
provided the perfect showcase for her amazing talents, and since its publication
there has been no stopping her when it comes to writing novels, with
Mission Canyon, Jericho Point and Crosscut being other well-known books of
hers that been
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People - DJ Chris Plant Heads for the States
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DJ Chris Plant is heading to America in an effort to make his dream come true.
Chris, 23, a former resident DJ at Fuel and various other nightclubs, has a quite
breathtaking CV.
He worked for Sunshine Radio in Ibiza, has commentated on live football matches in Chicago
and was Agent X on Foxy & Tom's Viking FM breakfast show.
However, after trying to crack
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People - An Interview With Edwina Hayes By Steve Rudd
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Edwina Hayes is an acoustic singer-songwriter currently enjoying success opening
Jools Holland's Rhythm and Blues band tour. Dublin born and raised in Lancashire, Edwina now resides in Yorkshire. Here she talks to Steve Rudd about her music.
Hi Edwina, how are things?
Hi Steve, really well thank you!
What have you been up to lately, and how has 2005 been in general?
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People - Interview with Bob Sinclar by Toni Tambourine
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Bob Sinclar is the French DJ currently making his mark with the Defected label.
Toni Tambourine took some time out to interview the man known as 'music's premier
playboy superstar..'
What were your initial ambitions and dreams for Yellow Production?
Do they remain the same, or if not, how and why have they changed?
It's amazing having people asking me to do promotion!
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People, Interviews - Interview With The Paddingtons By Joe Hakim. Photos By Ray Ribeiro and Darren Rogers
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I've had to bite the bullet and start working again. It has to be done, and there are two reasons for this. Firstly, starting any new job
means starting at the bottom again, which is a good method for keeping the ego in check.
Secondly, it brings cash back into your life, which after nearly two months of bumming off
people is a welcome relief. You can only live on luck alone for so long; take the piss and you
burn it all up.
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People - Introducing The Kipper Kids by Jane Foster
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The Kipper Kids are a performance art duo consisting of Brian Routh and Martin V. Haselberg.
Brian now lives in Hull and Martin is married to Bette Midler.
The two met while at England's experimental, avant-garde East 15th School.
Taking their name from a fellow student nicknamed Kipper Face, the duo started performing
their 'scatological slapstick'
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People - An Interview with Black Wire By Caroline Murphy
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A month ago, Dan Tom and Si (AKA Black Wire) were simply three hot guys in a
picture, who also played damn good music.
Now however, they're still three hot guys in a picture, but in reality they're larger than
life and a million times hotter than you could ever dream!
Their set was simply awesome, and more than a fitting support to The Cribs.
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People - Interview with John Hassall By JG Photos by Michelle Dee
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Surely everyone's heard of The Libertines, but it seems like so far, only a
fortunate few have heard about Yeti. With their debut single
Never Lose Your Sense Of Wonder receiving very little radio airplay,
there are bound to be a lot of people left wondering who they are and what they sound like.
John Hassall may be better known as being the bass player in
one of
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People - An Interview with Joesolo by Nick Quantrill
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Joesolo is the alter ego of Paul Thompson, formerly of Hull
guitar-pop outfit Lithium Joe.
As the band's songwriter and vocalist, Paul played in excess of 350 gigs as the
group released a string of self-funded records through their own label,
Resolve Records.
After a musical hiatus, 2004 saw Paul commence recording as a solo artist with
his
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