Issue 0138/11
Daily Mirror Saturday 23rd July, 2011
THE lights are going out at Britain’s struggling seaside amusement arcades. Around 200 have closed in the past four years because of crippling overheads and plummeting profits. Now changes to the way fruit machines are taxed could kill off the nation’s remaining 500 seaside arcades, say operators.
Capita has marked the growth of its business in Ireland with the announcement that it plans to double its workforce in the country over the next three years.
The announcement, ...
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who is 84, is being retried in Cairo. Do you believe this is a good thing?
He is the most evil, vile, demonic criminal. He is dead to me. There will be no visits, there will be no phone calls. He can never be Daddy again. I have no sympathy for the man.
Angie Gregg
Gregg was speaking about her father Ariel Castro who allegedly kidnapped, raped and held captive for a decade, three young women in Cleveland, Ohio.
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