1. Seated in front of her, James Ferguson was on his way back from a trip to the Holy Land, and was looking forward to getting home.

2. By Anne Bartlett May 13, 2006 In his searing analysis of the failure of World Bank development policy in Lesotho, James Ferguson makes a rather prescient point.

3. Now 81, Betty Tootell went on to marry James Ferguson, the man who sat in the row in front of her. ‘Life is full of surprises,‘ she says, from her home near Auckland, New Zealand. ‘James and I married 13 years ago and we feel we‘re still on honeymoon.

4. It also said that it hoped the case would mark "the beginning of a fair approach to tax on small business".
'4; But tax specialists warned that, although leave to appeal to the House of Lords was formally refused, the Revenue could still ask Britain‘s highest court directly to hear the case – meaning that the uncertainty for small businesses could still linger.
'4; "Unfortunately, this is unlikely to be the end of the story," said James Ferguson, tax partner at Deloitte.

5. Professor Ifor Samuel, of the University of St Andrews, one of two Scottish scientists who developed the patch, said: "It can be worn by the patient in a similar way to a sticking plaster, while the battery is carried like an iPod." His colleague Prof James Ferguson, head of the photobiology unit at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, added: "This new device will have a major impact on the treatment of skin cancers." "The light–emitting patch is a low–cost, portable and convenient method of treatment." "Our initial pilot trials have already shown its effectiveness and we find patients requesting this treatment over conventional methods." He said the patch should allow more patients to be treated, and opens up the possibility of treatment in GP surgeries and people’s homes.