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NEW — READ THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE ONLINE Click here to read back copies. RECENT ITEMS • U.S. Embassy London Warden Message: Demonstration, April 1, 2009 • Diversity Lottery Fraud • Presidential Election Summary • Embassy Relocation Plans • Important Changes to UK Visa Regulations • New Embassy video service • New Republicans Abroad website • Josh Hamilton – A Real Sports "Feel Good" Story • IRS Extends Hours • Ambassador Tuttle Gives 2008 Churchill Lecture |
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NEWS theamerican.co.uk is the 'sister' to The American magazine, the monthly publication for all Americans in the British Isles. Contact the editor on editor@theamerican.co.uk with news about your social, alumni, church, charity or military group activities or events. 
Tour of Britain Challenge From Anglo–Texan RacerYou can ride with Austin, TX, born cycle racer Kristian House on the course the pros will use in the Tour de Britain 
All My SonsZoe Wanamaker joins David Suchet in Arthur Miller's All My Sons, at the Apollo Theatre, London, Booking to October 02, 2010 
DitchDitch, by Beth Steel, is a High Tide Festival/Old Vic production at the Old Vic Tunnels, London, until June 26, 2010. (Pictured: Matti Houghton as Megan.) 
Paradise FoundParadise Found, by Richard Nelson, Johann Strauss II and Ellen Fitzhugh, at the Menier Chocolate Factory, London until June 26, 2010. Stars Mandy Patinkin and a host of Broadway veterans. 
Ruined'Ruined' is how a group of Congolese women describe themselves. Victims of rape, they too are the spoils of that interminable war. This amazing new play, reviewed by Jarlath O'Connell, was commissioned by the Goodman Theatre of Chicago in a co–production with the Manhattan Theatre Club and it won every award going last year including the Pulitzer Prize. 
NFL Draft 2010Sports editor Richard Gale dissects the draft Closure of UK Airspace due to Volcanic Ash Read the advice from the US Embassy here if you're worried your travel plans might be disrupted by the Icelandic volcano. 
James Earl Jones interviewThe great actor tells Virginia E Schultz about Mississippi, Michigan, theater, movies and starring in the first all-black production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. 
URGENT: Worldwide Caution, A Warden Message from the U.S. Embassy London The Department of State has issued updated information on the threat of terrorist actions and violence against American citizens and interests throughout the world. Get the latest advice here. 
Remote Controlled Future of WarDr. Alison Holmes, Fellow of Transatlantic Studies at Yale University and The American's political columnist, considers how the hands-off nature of modern conflict is affecting the situation in Pakistan. 
Buying A Home In The UKA quarter of one estate agent's new applicants are Americans seeking to buy in prime central London. Is this a good time to buy?
Don't Gamble on Fraud to Win the Diversity Visa LotteryUnscrupulous businesses and attorneys are trying to lure British citizens into participating in a visa program that's not available to them. THE NEIGHBORHOOD The American helps you organize your life in the UK. Includes an explanation of British Money, advice on Driving in the UK (don't forget it's on the 'wrong' side!), Essential Contacts for when things go wrong, and a whole lot more. We'll be adding to it as the days go by. If there's something you'd like to be there that isn't, just tell us. |
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