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Countryfile will showcase a Brimscombe community food project this month - presented by Stroud celebrity Ellie Harrison. The Long Table, which serves locally sourced and surplus food, has filled 19 ‘Freezers of Love’ in the Stroud district during the pandemic with meals that can be bought on a ‘pay what you can’ basis. The enterprise and its ethos, including its work with local foodbanks, will be the subject of an episode presented by Stroud TV presenter Ellie Harrison, who has co-hosted Countryfile since 2009. “It was a real privilege and a real joy - as a team we were buzzin...

Ooo, you're well 'ard, you are. Quinn Emmanuel has unveiled an advertising campaign which promises to fill its clients' opposition with "dread". The US firm's full page advert in the Financial Times posed the question, "What would you like people to have in mind when they face you in litigation?"  "May we suggest dread?" Quoting a survey of in-house lawyers which found it was the firm they least wanted to face, Quinn claimed it was "the law firm big businesses fear most". The assertion was, like the rest of the advert, mocked online. Law Professor Darren Rosenbaum posted the ad on twitte...

Who had given up their search for work are now looking once again. >> now that the job market is improving, people are starting to come back in. they are not employed right away. temporarily it's going lift the unemployment rate. i don't view this as a sign ever weakness, it's more a sign of strength. >> speaking to factory workers in indiana the president said there's still headwinds such as high gasoline prices. >> there will be more challenges ahead. but the fact is we're still making progress. >> to hear americans tell it they are not celebrating. a cnn research poll find 82% of americans ...

i'm wolf blitzer and you're in the situation room. al qaeda is warning that osama bin laden's blood will be a curse on america. the terror network releasing a statement today confirming the death of its leader and vowing to carry on his deadly work. we begin in pakistan where bin laden was gunned down by u.s. forces earlier in the week. our senior international correspondent, nic robertson, is standing by. this new al qaeda statement not only confirmed bin laden's death, but it went further. what else did it say? >> reporter: vowing revenge, saying bin laden's blood is too importan...