Paper Round (28 May) - a look at the day's newspapers
28 May 2010 | by Sarah Johnson
as prostitutes in Yorkshire, while the US oil spill continues to occupy the front pages of the broadsheets.
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furnishings, tea sets and accessories placed in miniature houses.
as prostitutes in Yorkshire, while the US oil spill continues to occupy the front pages of the broadsheets.
remains were found in a Yorkshire river, most of today's papers report.
Providing 'Inspiration for every home', the new spring home campaign features sets of ideas for the home including: 'Time for Tea', 'Lighten Up', 'The Power of Flowers' and 'Good Night Sleep Tight'. The campaign was art directed by Nici Hofer and the photographer was Karin Berndl. ...
Expert directs those "having trouble getting credit" to its website for a free 30-day trial. Tea ...
, more aware of using protection. The four posters were created by the ethical agency Tea ...
Morrisons takes out a double-page spread as well as two full pages in the Daily Mail to announce its "biggest ever price crunch", picturing products such as Walkers crisps, Heinz tomato ketchup and Tetley tea. The ads also appear in The Sun, the Daily Mirror and the Daily Express. Sainsbury ...
, after India and China, according to Time. The conservative Tea Party political movement was selected ...
with the health positioning of green tea. The number-two producer, Kraft, has created a more robust ethical ... - but this is still less than tea, which is drunk by 81% of the population, according to TGI. Mintel predicts ...
Tiffany Co takes out a full page in The Daily Telegraph to advertise its jewellery with a lock design, while in The Times it advertises wedding rings with the strapline "the Royal we". PG Tips pictures its Monkey character watching the ceremony on TV with a cup of tea. The ad appears in The Daily ...
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