love

A stormy, tropical romance

Inez Sharp describes the very special atmosphere of a tropical island town — Key West, Florida — that started an epic romance.

Spotlight 10/2011

BEAUTIFUL HAWAII
Paradise in the Pacific

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World View: Keeping up with the news

In our World View section, we give you up-to-date information from around the world. Listen in to this month's story called "Changing attitudes". It is about changing attitudes to mixed-race marriages in the United States.

Summer reading

The cover topic of the June Spotlight is summer reading for 2011. Let's listen to an excerpt from the audiobook of one of our recommendations: Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk, by David Sedaris.

Tasteless

Try an activity from our free newsletter for teachers: a gap-fill activity using a short story on Spotlight Audio.

Prince William doesn't plan to wear a wedding ring. Should he?

Yes, no or it doesn't matter?

The princess and the taxi driver

Mike Pilewski tells two stories about love — one happy, one tragic — that went beyond ordinary levels of human emotion.

It's time for love

For Valentine's Day, how about a box of chocolates delivered James Bond style? asks Dagmar Taylor.

Travelogs: Ernest Hemingway

This month's Travelogs is about the relationship that American writer Ernest Hemingway had to a great European city: Venice. Here's Claudine Weber-Hof with more.

Exclusive matchmaking services for the rich are booming.

Mrs Rich seeks Mr Right

Sites such as Seekingmillionaire.com, where men sign up for $25,000 and women pay nothing, are at one end the spectrum. At the other end, there's Seventy Thirty, an exclusive matchmaking service for the rich in London's Knightsbridge district.

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