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Terrorists will not succeed if suspicious activity is reported to the police
British police launch anti-terror campaign Feb 25, 2008
I'm confident -- absolutely confident -- that in the coming days and weeks we will be able to gain a thorough understanding of the methods used by the terrorists, of the way in which they planned their attacks, and of the network to which they belong
British attack links are 'ever clearer' Jul 01, 2007
Even at this stage it is obvious that if the device had detonated, there could have been severe injuries and loss of life
Second car bomb was towed to garage Jun 29, 2007
Perhaps they look to curry favor with certain journalists, or to squeeze out some short-term presentational advantage
Blair denounces media leaks Apr 26, 2007
I firmly believe that there are other people who have knowledge of what lay behind the attacks in July 2005
London bombers wanted tourist attractions Apr 06, 2007
Peter Clarke (b. 1929 in Simons Town, South Africa) is a highly accomplished and versatile visual South African artist, working across a broad spectrum of media. But he also has a literary side as an internationally acclaimed writer and poet. Of these three roles, he jokes: "Had I been triplets, it would have made it much easier because each could have his own job... There are times when I go through a writing phase and there are times for phases of picture-making but there is never a dull moment."
Clarke is best known for his graphic prints, particularly his woodcuts, and more recently he has moved into collage. He also uses leather, glass, found objects and other mixed media to produce his colourful work.
Clarke's artistic career spans many decades and he has unsurprisingly produced a large number of works and appeared in many exhibitions. Nevertheless, commentators generally feel that despite this experience and exposure, his work is not given the full recognition it deserves.