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Critic's choice Theatre
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Joyce McMillan highlights some of the best productions around the
country over the next seven days ... Fermentation The Good Hope
Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme A Streetcar
Named Desire Cave Dwellers
The Underbelly, Edinburgh, until 16 February
A FINAL chance to see Grid Iron plunge deep into the realm of the
senses with this terrific new version of Angelica Jacob's erotic
novella about fire-eating, cheese and the wild sensual cravings of
pregnancy. Cait ...
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Niche Us Cosmetics and fragrance boutique Apothia is to enter the UK in February through Harvey Nichols stores in London, Leeds, Manchester and Edinburgh which will stockthree edps and 10 candles.(INTERNATIONAL NEWS)
Cosmetics International
; NICHE US COSMETICS and fragrance boutique Apothia is to enter the UK in February through Harvey Nichols stores in London, Leeds, Manchester and Edinburgh which will stockthree edps and 10 candles. The brand has also entered Japan.
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Rise of Cairns epitomises huge upturn for Edinburgh
Evening News - Scotland
; WHILE debates rage over whether a 17-12 win over Leicester Tigers represents the best-ever result for Edinburgh's rugby side, no-one sums up their revival in fortunes more than star contributor Ben Cairns. Selected on the wing for the Heineken European Cup clash by coaches Andy Robinson and Rob
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Edinburgh should go around the clubhouses
The Scotsman
; EDINBURGH'S crushing defeat of Perpignan may prove the turning point of their season (though I write perforce before their Friday night match against Llanelli). But it was played in a near empty Murrayfield, and this emphasises the difficulties the capital's professional club faces. The fact is
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New Leeds of life; Rather than being a setback, Gordon Ross's release from Edinburgh has seen him bloom in the Zurich Premership, reports Iain Morrison
The Sunday Herald
; When Gordon Ross came off the field after his first match for Leeds Tykes, his old Edinburgh colleague Carl Hogg greeted him: "Christ, Gogsy, what's happened? You were crap when I last played with you." However backhanded it may have been, in the banter of a rugby dressing room, this was high
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mailmusic: Bad boy Pete Doherty whipped up a frantic Barras, Jarvis Cocker returned and Edinburgh Castle hosted a gig with a fantastic View. GIGS.(Features)
Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
; Byline: Edited by MICKEY McMONAGLE JARVIS COCKER ABC, GLASGOW, FEBRUARY 20 It's been five years since Pulp last released a record but Jarvis is even more of an essential pop star than he ever was. He was dry, eloquent and very funny. His songs are just as succinctly perfect as ever too, with big,
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