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July 31st, 2006

Police Probe Prescott Range Visit

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July 29th, 2006

Vegas puts lid on soup kitchens

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Soup kitchens serving the homeless have been banned in the US city of Las Vegas with fines coming into force for anyone caught giving hand-outs in its parks.

Council officials decided to curb the charity practice, with possible fines of $1,000 and six months imprisonment, after complaints from residents.

Other US cities have rules or have looked at limiting free food giveaways.

Las Vegas is thought to be the first to explicitly make it an offence to feed the poor, says the New York Times.

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July 28th, 2006

Jockey Fallon Loses Appeal Over Ban

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July 27th, 2006

Schumacher happy to be home

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US rock star to record Bond theme

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Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell is to write and record the theme tune to the new James Bond film, Casino Royale.

The theme for the 21st Bond film, in which Daniel Craig will debut as 007, is titled You Know My Name.

A film spokeswoman said Cornell’s music was "both soulful and tough" and "the perfect complement" to the film.

Casino Royale will receive its world premiere in London on 14 November. The film is released three days later in the UK and US.

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July 26th, 2006

Tap into Inzamam-ul-Haq’s rich vein of form

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Town’s casino campaign wins boost

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Stranraer’s bid to secure a casino licence has received a boost from early studies of its potential.

The Casino Advisory Board has ranked 31 UK bids for smaller scale premises by giving them marks out of 10 in eight different categories.

It saw the ferry town ranked 11th overall in the running for one of the 16 licences on offer.

Dumfries and Galloway Labour MP Russell Brown said the news proved Stranraer was a real contender for a casino.

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Casino Royale is 60th royal film

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The forthcoming James Bond film Casino Royale has been chosen for the 60th Royal Film Performance.

The 21st official Bond film, starring Daniel Craig as 007, will receive its world premiere on 14 November at the Odeon Leicester Square in London.

All funds will go to the Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund (CTBF).

Casino Royale - based on the first of Ian Fleming’s celebrated spy novels - will be released on 17 November in the UK and the US.

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Bets firm chief under arrest in US is sacked

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July 25th, 2006

Casino panel ranks Glasgow second

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A shortlist of possible venues for the UK’s first Las Vegas style "super-casino" has Scotland lying in second behind the Millennium Dome.

Greenwich came ahead of Glasgow in the first round of judging by the Casino Advisory Panel, which whittled 27 entrants down to eight.

Potential sites include Glasgow Harbour, Ibrox Stadium and the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre.

Glasgow’s council leader Steven Purcell said: "We’re in it to win it."

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