Person: David Nash

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>There’s a pervasive sense of grief for promise not fulfilled in David Nash's latest colllection, 'No Man’s Land', </p>

culture

Poetry review: David Nash's changing landscapes

The poems in this striking collection are notable as much for what is not present as for what is

Richard Collins: What zebrafish can tell us about lockdown

Curl up with a great nature book this winter and you’ll be all ready to stride into spring

Painted lady butterfly summer arrival

sport

Duo return to haunt Ireland

world

Iraq reconstruction effort 'hampered by lack of funds'

Leading shares ended the day sharply lower, after data showing a surprise contraction of the US manufacturing sector acted to wipe out the gains amongst technology and telecom issues that had earlier pushed the FTSE 100 index to three-month highs, dealers said.

Mon, 02 Dec, 2002

Cable & Wireless shakes up board

Telecoms group Cable & Wireless is shaking up its board after pressure from beleaguered shareholders, it emerged today.

Tue, 26 Nov, 2002

Italian group buys Kenwood in £45.9m deal

Italian group De'Longhi is to buy UK-based food blender-to-kettles firm Kenwood Appliances in a £45.9 million deal.

Fri, 16 Feb, 2001