October 2020 – *Ewenny Community*

Underrated London Hotel and Restaurant

Tea – Basil Street Hotel Knightsbridge on a Sunny Sunday, with a stroll through the Victoria

October 4, 2020 By Robert King

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: US men into basketball final, decathlon heats up, diving and more – live!
The Gallery of Miracles and Madness by Charlie English review – the fate of Hitler’s ‘degenerate’ artists
Coronavirus live news: Japan experts urge nationwide state of emergency as Sydney suffers worst pandemic day
Mike Ashley to step down as head of Sports Direct owner – business live
Two adults and teenager charged after boy’s body found in south Wales river
USA assert authority over Australia to reach Olympic basketball gold medal game
Homebase has kicked my Flymo order into the long grass
Cornwall on a budget: a night in a ‘coffin bunk’ aboard a converted fishing boat

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Enlargement so far, and countries in the queue to join
EU austerity country-by-country
Public sector cuts are rushed in across the EU as governments wrestle with huge debts after the banking crisis.
Q&A: The Lisbon Treaty
Key questions answered on the process and meaning of the EU's reform treaty, now ratified by all 27 member states.
EU downplays Irish bail-out talks
European finance ministers say they did not hold detailed discussions on a potential bail-out for the Irish Republic at a meeting in Brussels.
Barroso deplores EU budget blow
The European Commission president says a few EU member states "dealt a blow" to Europe by blocking a deal on the 2011 budget.
EU 'failing' over CIA renditions
Amnesty International accuses the EU of failing to hold its members to account for their role in the detention of terrorism suspects by the CIA.
Kosovo medics 'trafficked organs'
EU prosecutors accuse seven people including doctors and a health official of trafficking kidneys through a Kosovo clinic.
UK could 'bypass' EU referendum
The government will be able to transfer some powers from Britain to the EU without a referendum, despite promising the public would get to vote on any such move in the coalition agreement.