Lineups threaten to stall Fredericton’s hot samosa market »

Two vendors at Boyce Farmers’ Market in Frederictonare apparently becoming victims of their own success now that they are being told to takethe lineups for their samosas outside. The spicy Indian pastries sold at Patel’s and Samosa Delitehave becomeso popular at the market that their lineups are becoming a problem. Patel’s has been in business for 30 years, and Samosa Delite for 17 years. Mohan Iyengar, owner of Samosa Delite, says he sells between 7,000 and 10,000 samosas...

Key Blair aide arrested in corruption probe: reports

According to a British media report a key official close to British Prime Minister Tony Blair has been arrested in connection with a probe into alleged party political corruption.

The BBC and Sky News television have reported the director of Government Relations at Mr Blair’s Downing Street offices, Ruth Turner, was arrested at her home address in London and later released on bail.

London’s Metropolitan Police confirmed that a woman had been arrested and bailed but did not name Ms Turner, who performs a liaison role between government and Mr Blair’s governing Labour Party.

Ms Turner, who was questioned but not arrested last year, is the fourth person to have been arrested in the probe.

Officers are looking into whether seats in the unelected upper chamber of the House of Lords were offered for financial donations.

-AFP

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