88 Minutes
Any thriller, which runs almost 20 minutes longer than its title promises, clearly cannot be trusted.
Entertainment|Oct 4, 2008
Entertainment
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Pub trade's 'true gent' dies at 88
A landlord known for "pulling the best glass of beer in Wolverhampton" has died aged 88.
News|Aug 21, 2008
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Profits dive 88% at British Airways
British Airways said the airline industry is facing the worst trading environment ever as first quarter profit plunged 88 per cent to £237 million.
Business|Aug 1, 2008
Business
Cheesemaking giant dies, aged 88
One of the giants of the Shropshire food industry, cheesemaker Lucy Appleby MBE, has died at the age of 88.One of the giants of the Shropshire food industry, cheesemaker Lucy Appleby MBE, has died at the age of 88. The company Mrs Appleby founded with her late husband Lance 56 years ago - Appleby's of Hawkstone - today sells its acclaimed Cheshire cheese all over the country including in top London stores like Harrods and Fortnum and Mason. The mother-of-seven started making cheese in 1952 and oversaw the business' massive growth in popularity. Such was the company's renown that Prince Charles visited the farm in 1994 to see where the famous Appleby's Cheshire cheese was made. Lucy and Lance were awarded the MBE in 2000 for services to the food industry. Read more in the Shropshire Star
Business|Apr 29, 2008
Business
Everest hero Hillary dies at 88
Tributes were today being paid to Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to climb Mount Everest, after he died at the age of 88.
News|Jan 11, 2008
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Allen, 88, off to climb peak
A plucky pensioner is preparing to reach the heights and scale another mountain peak – at the age of 88. A plucky pensioner is preparing to reach the heights and scale another mountain peak – at the age of 88. Former scout leader Allen Birch, of Bewdley, is planning to set off on another mountain adventure to climb Snowdon, the 3,560ft high mountain in North Wales later this month. It will be the second time the pensioner has climbed the peak to raise money for charity. Two years ago, he took six hours to reach the summit with his friend Damien Chance, from West Bromwich, before returning to their base at Llanberis. This month he plans to do it again, also accompanied by Mr Chance, aged 40, and three of his former scouts, David Thomas, Peter Johnson and Andy Franklin, all now in their 60s.
Sandwell|Jul 6, 2007
Kidderminster
Sandwell
Ewart marks 88 years on roads
He may be celebrating his 100th birthday next month, but Ewart Whear is still happy to get behind the wheel of his three-litre X-type Jaguar and nip off to the shops in Telford.
News|Oct 17, 2006
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