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  • FA Women's Cup THREE North-East sides make second attempts to play their first round ties tomorrow. Bad weather forced the cancellation of both California's clash with Durham Wildcats, at Northallerton Town's Regency Stadium, and Middlesbrough's trip to Sheffield, to face United's Community FC side, last Sunday.

  • DAVID BeckhAm is being deluged with offers to take up the chance of a lifetime and own a football club in the United States. The 36- year-old former England captain is aiming to continue playing for another two years - including being an active part of the Great Britain team at next summer's London Olympics. Beckham's current club - LA Galaxy - want their star signing to stay beyond his current deal, which expires in November and have offered him a new one year deal.

    ... as an area that knows all about bad weather. more than 50 tornados strike each year. SAN DIeGOO The second largest city in California, football might find competition from rugby which ...

  • EFFIN Eddie Moroney is on his second bowl of porridge and it's barely 11.30am. The dinner won't be till four in the afternoon, so he's getting the fuel in now, he says, 'to dale with the skatin' weather'. 'We're flying now,' he says finishing the bowl, ready to talk about his native Lisvernane in the Glen of Aherlow, Co. Tipperary, and a new film about his life.

    ... a GAA club in Luton, another fella in California.'. Terence Coskern was secretary of Aherlow GAA cl...

  • Many people feel that a change in climate might not be such a bad thing, but the way it affects our bodies could cause as much damage as any bad weather or sea rises FIRST Minister Rhodri Morgan famously declared that climate change would not be "entirely unhelpful" if it brought summer weather similar to California's or Spain's to Wales. We would all welcome the prospect of better - and warmer - weather, following this summer's washout, but surely, given all the warnings about the apocalyptical threat that global warming poses as temperatures soar and the changing weather patterns destroy some of the principle vestiges of civilisation, climate change will not have such a benign impact on Wales.

  • THE last time I visited Cornwall all the lights went out. It was 1999 and I spent most of the trip expanding my waistline with clotted cream teas and waiting for darkness to fall during the solar eclipse. I didn't return, lured to Europe for my summer holidays by cheap flights and the promise of guaranteed sunshine. But finding out that 13 million people have flocked to one of Cornwall's biggest tourist attractions (and I don't mean Rick Stein) before you is enough to leave you feeling a little left out. This year marks the 10th birthday of the world-famous Eden Project, so my recent visit was long overdue. Built in a disused clay pit near St Austell, it's a global garden housing millions of plants of around 8,000 different species inside its gleaming space-age domes, or biomes. Eden is...

    ... in an oh-so English fashion about the weather (The conclusion? Perhaps our unpredictable summer ...

  • THE crew of the Hull And Humber Clipper arrived in San Francisco after 6,000 miles and 34 long days at sea, crossing the punishing Pacific from Qingdao China to California non-stop. A relieved and emotional crew were pleased to be on dry land, albeit minus their skipper, Piers Dudin, who was evacuated by the Japanese Navy after sustaining an open fracture to his leg in a violent storm, as reported.

    ... the latest leg - and all down to very bad weather. Home boat California - which Hull And Humber subs...

  • QUESTIONWas Fawlty Towers based on a real hotel? IT WAS while filming for Monty Python's Flying Circus in 1971 that John Cleese and the rest of the team chanced to stay at the Torquay hotel that would inspire him to create Fawlty Towers.

    ... a young man, he disliked the bad winter weather on the east coast of the U.S. so much that he wentt to live in California. There, he found work as a stand-in and as a scree...

  • LEAP OF FAITH: Brave Lyndi Harding skydives again for the first time since her freefall horror seven years earlier PICTURE: DAVID HARTLEY; IN LOVE: With Paul Looking towards the ground from 8,500ft in the air, Lyndi Harding took a deep breath and said a little prayer.

    ..., from Ledbury in Herefordshire, was in California with a group of university friends. They'd gone to... further jumps were often hampered by bad weather, so the club organised a trip for seven to sunny C...

  • SOME of his views would make Genghis Khan blush, but as one of our most outspoken TV personalities, Jeremy Clarkson has built up a devoted following who tune in to Top Gear not only for the cars, but for his scabrous wit. Now, more than 28,000 have signed a Downing Street petition for Clarkson to be declared Prime Minister. Here, in the spirit of fun and with apologies for bad taste and to the man himself LEO McKINSTRY imagines Clarkson's manifesto. ENCOURAGE GLOBAL WARMING BRITONS will be encouraged, through discounts and tax relief, to drive 4x4s, Jaguars and BMWs. Not only will this give a valuable boost to our oil industry, but it will encourage climate change. And what's not to like about global warming? Holland gets flooded and we get California's weather. That's what I call a...

  • MAKING it in Hollywood is hard, it is said. Well, getting there can have its fair share of problems, too. For example-never, if you can help it, take a wilful, widdlesome toddler on the 11-hour flight to California. Otherwise, oh boy, do you need a holiday by the time you get there. Even getting in isn't easy. On arrival at immigration we are fingerprinted and mug-shot before finally being freed to wing our way by cab up La Cienega Boulevard towards Hollywood. En route we roll past the numerous shiny glass shop fronts selling everything from fat-burgers to bikini waxes, dwarfed by the 100ft-high billboards screaming for business. It's a sell, sell, sell assault on the jetlagged senses that never lets up.

    ...After a bout of unseasonably bad weather (I thought it never rained in southern California)...



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