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BBC News | UK | Enigma machine deadline passes ()

  „See also: 05 Oct 00 | UK Final Enigma ransom demand 29 Sep 00 | UK Threat to destroy stolen Enigma 26 Sep 00 | UK Appeal to buyer of stolen Enigma machine 18 Sep 00 | Europe UK gives Enigma machine to Poles 12 Sep 00 | UK Enigma held to ransom 11 Aug 00 | UK Enigma theft remains a mystery 05 Apr 00 | UK Man released after code machine theft 03 Apr 00 | UK Reward offered for coding machine 02 Apr 00 | Europe Enigma machine stolen 02 Jun 99 | UK Saving Bletchley for the nation Internet links: Bletchley ParkThames Valley Police The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites Top UK stories now: Postcode lottery in GP services Leanne killer jailed for life Tories attack Brixton drugs scheme Straw defends arms sales change IVF mix-up heads for court Police shoot man on the M6 New challenge excites Venables Judge urges life sentence shake-up Links to more UK stories are at the foot of the page.“

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BBC News | UK | Arrests follow Esso protest BBC News | UK | Arrests follow Esso protest

  „See also: 19 Jul 01 | UK Mothers march on Esso 19 Jul 01 | Sci/Tech Rescue talks for climate treaty 12 May 01 | UK Fuel campaigners warn of more protests 12 May 01 | UK Fuel protesters target refineries 08 May 01 | Business Consumer boycott to 'stop Esso' Internet links: GreenpeaceEsso UK The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites Top UK stories now: Postcode lottery in GP services Leanne killer jailed for life Tories attack Brixton drugs scheme Straw defends arms sales change IVF mix-up heads for court Police shoot man on the M6 New challenge excites Venables Judge urges life sentence shake-up Links to more UK stories are at the foot of the page.“

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BBC ON THIS DAY | 6 | 1983: Danes raid British fishing grounds BBC ON THIS DAY | 6 | 1983: Danes raid British fishing grounds

  „During the first three weeks of January 1983, European fishing laws were in a state of limbo and during this time the UK enforced the Sea Fish (Specified UK Waters - Prohibition of Fishing) Order 1982. On January 23, the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) came into force giving equal access to fishing grounds to European countries, with quotas set by the Council of Ministers. So the British government had to lift the ban. Some 18 months later, in July 1984, Kent Kirk won his case against the British government in the European Court of Justice.“

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BBC News | BUSINESS | Coffee farmers 'face destitution' BBC News | BUSINESS | Coffee farmers 'face destitution'

  „However, the BCA - which represents coffee manufactuers selling in the UK - says Oxfam "fails to address the fundamental economics of the coffee market in the long term". "Increasing prices of green coffee beans without implementing appropriate controls on production would not help the livelihood of the growers in producing countries in the longer term," the BCA argued in a press release. Click here to return“

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BBC - Press Office - Magazine sponsorship deals BBC - Press Office - Magazine sponsorship deals

  „BBC Good Food magazine, the UK's market leading food title, has secured an exclusive sponsorship deal with Starbucks Coffee Company, the leading retailer, roaster and brand of specialty coffee in the world. For the first time, Starbucks Coffee Company is sponsoring the BBC Good Food magazine's 2005 calendar.“

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BBC NEWS | Business | Why cheap beans don't make cheap coffee BBC NEWS | Business | Why cheap beans don't make cheap coffee

  „So what happens after the coffee arrives in the UK? The importer, which is usually a major trading company, will then incur port and customs charges before the coffee moves to a large coffee roasting company. In the UK, where many people prefer instant coffee, the coffee beans go through a costly spray-drying or freeze-drying process. Alternatively, the coffee is roasted and ground to make filter coffee.“

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