James Langton Archive
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Nov 14, 2008
James Langton looks back on the week Barack Obama was claimed by a Bedouin tribe and the QE2 ran aground on its final voyage. Read Article Fireworks and the Phoenix
Nov 21, 2008
There was drama on the high seas and in high orbit this week. Somalian pirates seized a Saudi supertanker, the UAE's Under-19 team was victorious in the Asia cup and the crew on board Nasa's space shuttle lost a tool bag and an orb spider. James Langton looks back Read Article Golden goals and Endeavour's loss
Dec 06, 2008
29.11.08 to 05.12.08: While tension mixed with mourning in Mumbai, Sheikh Khalifa postponed the implementation of a law to get old cars off the roads. James Langton reviews the week. Read Article Birthdays ... and rainy days
Jan 17, 2009
The third week of Israel's offensive into Gaza saw the death toll pass 1,000 and a renewed diplomatic initiative to broker a ceasefire. Read Article For now's the time for your tears
Feb 14, 2009
Off-roading takes a purpose as an expedition goes in search of one of the most endangered species in the world. Read Article In the tracks of the Arabian leopard
Mar 07, 2009
28.02.09 to 06.03.09 Strong winds created sandstorms across the Emirates, while Hilary Clinton spoke of her 'unshakable' support for Israel. Read Article Kicking up some dust
Apr 11, 2009
04.04.09 to 10.04.09: Italians try to pick up the pieces after an earthquake devastates the medieval city of L'Aquila. Read Article Nature's cruel blow
Apr 25, 2009
18.04.09 to 24.04.09 International cricket comes to the UAE, as Pakistan beats Australia, family pets will soon be collared by the law. Adolf Hitler's master race of cows are found chewing the cud in an English field, and outer space tastes of raspberries. Read Article Howzat for a first delivery
May 30, 2009
Tensions rise after North Korea's nuclear tests, swine flu hits the UAE, Nicolas Sarkozy cements friendships and Portsmouth FC have a new owner. Read Article Testing times for peace
Jun 06, 2009
UAE falcons soar in Kazakhstan, Susan Boyle collapses and North Korea's Kim Jong-il announces an heir. Read Article Food, fame and freedom
