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Turn

In the equities market, a reversal; unwind.

Reversal

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Lots of Challenge Wales volunteers and supporters helped us to get the message out there about our funding bid and we are so pleased that people picked up the phone on the night and voted for our Turning the Tide project.

Challenge Wales sails to victory for PS50,000

We are turning the tide on the compensation culture which has pushed up the cost of insurance for drivers, schools and business and taking another important step to reducing the cost of living for ordinary people.

United Kingdom : Action on compensation claims for slips and trips

Turning The Tide was the title track for a 1986 series of seven films on the environment for Tyne Tees Television.

Showbiz Sam; The man in the know

But in Turning the Tide, Ed Offley focuses on the critical months in 1942-1943 when German Commander of Submarines Karl Donitz's U-boats achieved their highest kill rates against Allied shipping--and when the United States and Britain developed effective countermeasures that choked off their threat.

Turning the Tide: How a Small Band of Allied Sailors Defeated the U-boats and Won the Battle of the Atlantic

Clockwise from top left: Public art purchases - Skin by Roger Moss; Turning The Tide Red by Sonja Benshkin; Dre Fach Felindre II by John Uzzell Edwards; Gleam by Brendan Stuart Burns; Belonging by Nathan Ford; Alan Meets Zubaron With Wasps by Alan Salisbury

'It is about preserving art in Wales good Welsh art by talented Welsh - we want to make sure that artists isn't just lost along the way' The Contemporary Art Society for Wales has just unveiled its new purchases of art work collected for the Welsh nation. Karen Price reveals more about the sculptures and paintings - and where you can find them

Publisher of women's fiction Choc Lit announced on Tuesday that it has offered a publishing deal to debut novelist Christine Stovell for her book Turning The Tide.

Choc Lit selects new author Christine Stovell

3 million tones of colliery waste, was the focus of the pounds 10m Turning the Tide regeneration project.