Tiber

A spokesman for Tiber said: "Winning the Portas money was an amazing achievement for Tiber, who were up against hundreds of other applications across the UK, and it allows young people in Toxteth to take an active part in shaping the future of their own community.

According to the archaeologists, from the universities of Cambridge and Southampton and the British School at Rome, the canal connected Portus, on the coast at the mouth of the Tiber, with the river port of Ostia, two miles away.

Stechford-born Powell, MP for Wolverhampton South West, predicted: "Like the Roman, I seem to see the River Tiber foaming with much blood."

Summary: <p>London-based BP Plc said it had made a "giant" oil discovery in the Gulf of Mexico, reaffirming the area's importance to Western oil majors who are increasingly barred from investing in the world's richest oil prospects.AaBP said in a statement on Wednesday that it had made the find at its Tiber Prospect in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.

The field, named Tiber, needs to be surveyed but experts are confident its commercial potential is massive.

AN IRISH wedding party to Rome ended in tragedy yesterday when a guest was feared drowned after he was swept away in the swollen River Tiber.

A SEARCH of the River Tiber in Rome was mounted yesterday for a missing Irish tourist feared to have fallen in.

"Wars, horrible wars, I see," said the Sybil, "and the Tiber foaming with much blood."

AT ONE POINT in the "true story" of the early years of his life, Elliot Tiber describes meeting Marlon Brando and Wally Cox in the San Remo bar in Greenwich Village.

When in 1969 the promoters of the Woodstock Festival in Upstate New York lost their preferred site for a concert, Elliot Tiber helped them relocate to Max Yasgur's cow pasture.

Roger Charlton and Luca Cumani, responsible for Third Set and River Tiber, sometimes harness the power of collective intelligence through conversation about the art and science of training the racehorse.

Paul has medium maturity, 164 d to heading from 1 January, similar to Neeley and 'Tiber' (P1517194), 1 d earlier than 'Morgan' (PI 599336) and 1 d later than 'BigSky' (PI 619166).

Though situated just across the Tiber from the ancient heart of Rome (and attracting no small part of the tourist trade to both Italy and Rome) Vatican City is not only the seat of government for the Roman Catholic Church but also functions as the world's smallest independent state.