The Manchester United striker and his girlfriend visited Claire House children's hospice to
publicise the start of work on the centre's expansion and he used the spade to cut the first turf.
What was less entertaining was the naked self- promoting activities of those who sought to
publicise their latest commercial ventures.
"There is no such recognition scheme currently in place in Wales that identifies,
publicises and applauds deserving Asian women," she said.
PROTESTING air hostesses have stripped off to
publicise their row with employers over unpaid wages.
The pair, who both work at Coombe Abbey Hotel, arrived in town yesterday to
publicise a wedding fair there tomorrow.
But instead it was decided to re-launch and
publicise the voluntary agreement and review it in 12 months.
The Serious Organised Crime Agency had hoped to
publicise financial reporting orders which reveal organised criminals' financial affairs.
The money will be used to help local charities
publicise themselves more effectively.
Britain, the US and other Western democracies undermine freedom of expression by imploring their media not to
publicise the views of terrorists, the president of the World Association of Newspapers said yesterday.
But they're so sensitive about their Cup flop last season that they're not too keen to
publicise the deal.
Summary: Celebrities have used Twitter to
publicise an online campaign to find a missing teenage girl who vanished three weeks ago.
The budget airline chief dressed as a bullfighter to
publicise new routes from Spain.