Colonel Tim Collins, who became famous worldwide for his inspirational eve-of-battle address to his Royal Irish regiment, said the Chilcot inquiry into the war should recommend action to end the culture of "obsequiousness" among senior military officers that led to them telling politicians what they wanted to hear.
It doesn't seem impossible that in my mind state I would have welcomed a worldwide do‑over, an Adam and Eve scenario in which I got to start from scratch with everything.
Although copper mining was interrupted by the worldwide depression of the 1930s, by the eve of World War II Northern Rhodesia was a major producer, with nearly nine-tenths of its export earnings coming from copper.
Eve Ensler has inspired women worldwide to love their vaginas and their whole selves, so you'd think the award-winning playwright of The Vagina Monologues was one of those rare women who's felt comfortable in her skin.
On the eve of this year's World Cup, Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, the worldwide governing body for soccer, gave a speech in which he laid out his organization's lofty goals.
By James Surowiecki On the eve of this year's World Cup, Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, the worldwide governing body for soccer, gave a speech in which he laid out his organization's lofty goals.
Years after writing the acclaimed play "The Vagina Monologues," Eve Ensler is part of a worldwide movement to end violence against women and girls.
The worldwide campaign has immunised millions of previously-unreached children across the globe, UNICEF said on the eve of World Polio Day.
A firm that on the eve of the 1980s employed 69,000 people in its domestic market alone now has a worldwide staff of around 44,000, of whom about 5,800 are in Britain, mostly in aerospace.
The programme claims that Lord Ashcroft transferred ownership of one of his main companies on the eve of a new law that forces members of the House of Lords to pay tax on all their worldwide income.
