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Sian Rayment wasn't upset about spending $120 for a ticket to the London show, but "I wouldn't go again," he says.

On tour, Whitney Houston is hitting some sour notes 2010

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The Hero Chair + Stool by Adrian Rayment 2009

Adrian Rayment, along with his father Ron, produce handcrafted metal wirework furniture at their studio in the seaside town of Ramsgate, England.

The Hero Chair + Stool by Adrian Rayment 2009

The listed building was the workshop of the clockmaker Thomas Rayment during the 18th century and his name is carved into a beam in the roof, which is still held together by wooden pegs.

Independent bookshops in Central England 2011

The Telegraph's Sean Rayment, interviewed a British officer who said he believed the US approach to Iraqis was to treat them as "untermenschen", the Nazi term abhorrently used to describe Jews as "subhuman".

Firas Al-Atraqchi: Soldier Taunting Iraqi Children is Hardly the Worst Act 2010

The thing has already had a glowing review from the Sunday Telegraph's Sean Rayment and is now attracting its defenders on the unofficial Army forum.

The wickedness of the Beeb Richard 2006

This is brought to the fore by that stupid and ignorant piece in The Sunday Telegraph where correspondent Sean Rayment is quivering with excitement over the emergence in theatre of something entirely new to him, "the armour-piercing 'explosively formed projectile' or EFP, also known as a shaped charge."

Tip of the iceberg Richard 2006

This shows in the government response to the attack in Iraq, as advocacy for the greater use of Warriors has been reported uncritically by the likes of Sean Rayment in the Sunday Telegraph.

Again… and again Richard 2006

Rayment is for King's Houses: For God is pleas'd to place different Persons in different Stations; and every one is to accommodate themselves according to their Station; it wou'd as ill befit a

A Patch-Work Screen for the Ladies 2008

It is a line that has also been pursued by the egregious Sean Rayment in the Sunday Telegraph and needs a little exploration.

The conspiracy continues Richard 2006