Sixth Sense Newspaper

Weekly News for 2 - 8 September 2010.

News

Young cancer fighter Jamie Inglis is back in BFG after successfully completing revolutionary antibody treatment in America made possible by donations from around the world.

Soldier’s son Jamie, who turned five in August, sailed through his last round of antibodies with immunotherapy at a hospital in Philadelphia to cheers from his parents, baby sister and nurses.

Vicky and John Inglis are thrilled that their son is in remission after six months in the US but are also cautiously optimistic and taking each day at a time...
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News

Catch the calendar

From singers to pin-up girls, the Singing for Soldiers ladies have recently undergone a transformation in preparation for the second part of their charity venture – their 2011 calendar...
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News

The Little Book of Heroes

SCE children from across the globe have had their poems and short stories published in a book which will help to raise funds for a special Forces’ charity ...
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Sport

Brits dominate

The recent two-star Concours Complet International (CCI) Horse Trials at Nagykanizsa, Hungary saw two European based British Army riders dominate the competition...
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Sport

Proving ground Proving ground

The British Army entered the semi-finals of the Middlesex 7s to face the mighty Samurai International, a hard-nosed professional outfit with world class players drawn from every corner of the planet...
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Motoring

Pursuit of perfection

In 1990 Lexus launched the LS400, its very first car in the UK and aiming squarely at the luxury heavyweights from BMW and Mercedes...
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German News

Outrage over Sarrazin remarks

Bundesbank official Thilo Sarrazin is facing increasing pressure from across the political spectrum due to his controversial views on Muslims and immigrants...
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