Wigs in British courts face possible scrapping
Baron Nicholas Phillips may end the 17th century tradition of wig and gown for judges and lawyers. A review suggests adopting a simpler attire with wigs kept only for criminal cases, amid debate over intimidation and formality in court.
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Center of Europe lands in a Gelnhausen wheat field
French experts place the EU geographic center 110 miles east to a wintry field near Gelnhausen Germany after Romania and Bulgaria joined. Town officials plan monuments and seek tourism while other centers in Lithuania, Ukraine and Germany contest the title.
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