Box Office: Now Booking

From: The Independent - London | Date: August 9, 2001 | Copyright information

FAMILIES ARE invited to "dig the dirt" at the Museum of London this summer. Inspired by recent finds, including a hoard of gold coins and a Roman mosaic flo...

Read all of this article with a FREE trial to HighBeam Research

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

London will set a bold new tone, says Edwards; INFORMED: 2000 triple jump champion Jonathan Edwards.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England) ; Byline: Malcolm Folley JONATHAN EDWARDS promises that London's Olympics will be unrecognisable compared with the lavishly expensive, and politically motivated Games being played out in Beijing. 'London 2012 will be very different from Beijing,' said Edwards, just a week before London is formally
Five best London revivals
The Independent - London ; Bad Biology Fri 11.45pm Frank Henenlotter's new sex-and-splatter film, about a killer with seven clitorises, looks to be the bad-taste highlight of the annual West End festival of gore, FrightFest. Odeon West End, London WC1 Asia House Festival of Asian Film Fri to 28 Aug This short festival
Diamond billionaire quits Israel for London
Evening Standard - London ; ONE of Israel's wealthiest men, who made his fortune trading in diamonds, has left the country to live in Hampstead, it emerged today. Lev Leviev, a close friend of Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, and estimated to be worth Pounds 3.25 billion, is moving to London with his wife Olga and two youngest
PAULA: I'LL DO IT IN LONDON; Beijing 2008 THE 29TH OLYMPICS ...(Sport)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) ; PAULA RADCLIFFE last night vowed to explode her Olympic marathon jinx in London in four years' time. Radcliffe, left, who did not finish in Athens in 2004, failed to capture a medal again in Beijing. She burst into tears after managing only 23rd place in 2 hrs 32.38 secs as lack of preparation due
Beijing on Thames ; On the eve of the Olympics, Sir David Tang tells how the Chinese are creating a cultural and business revolution in London. We pick 20 names to watch
Evening Standard - London ; LAST year, London was invaded by the Chinese. The bristling Terracotta Army of life-size warrior statues dating from the 2nd century BC proved the big-gest hit the British Museum has had for more than 35 years. But Chinas actual and ongoing invasion of London is altogether more stealthy and