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Mixed emotions surely for Carlsberg, having lashed itself to the mast of the Good Ship England as it drifts, becalmed, to a bloodless early exit from Euro 2012.
Titania: Clinton Cards and the Scottish invasion Subscription
Things in Britain may be looking up. Not for the economy, of course, but there is, at last, the faintest glimmer of enlightenment at the end of a very long tunnel of bad taste.
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Premier loves its blockbusters for Hovis - and the latest is a real gut-wrencher. Think Billy Elliot meets The Killing Fields.
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Titania: Clinton Cards and the Scottish invasion Subscription
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Commercial suicide and the Jubilee bandwagon Subscription
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Lynam up for a stint at the Carlsberg academy Subscription
Mixed emotions surely for Carlsberg, having lashed itself to the mast of the Good Ship England as it drifts, becalmed, to a bloodless early exit from Euro 2012.
