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Rebecca Romijn & Jerry O’Connell welcome twin girls, Dolly & Charlie
Fametastic (subscribe) | 1 hour ago | Entertainment
Rebecca Romijn has given birth to twin baby girls. The Ugly Betty star and husband Jerry O’Connell welcomed the little girls on 28th December but only announced the news yesterday, letting friend DJ Howard Stern reveal all on his radio show. Rebecca’s spokesperson later confirmed the news saying: “Mother, father and both girls are all home and [...] -
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Marks & Spencer 'to axe 1000 jobs'
The Herald (subscribe) | 1 hour ago | UK
Marks & Spencer will axe more than 1,000 jobs, it was reported today, as economic gloom continued to grip the high street. -
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Crossing death woman is named
icWales (subscribe) | 1 hour ago | Economy
A woman driver killed after her car was hit by a train on a level-crossing may have died trying to save rail passengers from derailment, it has emerged. -
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UK house prices fell 15.9% in 2008, report finds
ireland.com (subscribe) | 18 minutes ago | UK
Britain’s biggest building society today said house prices fell by a record 15.9 per cent during 2008 as it warned the property market was in for another turbulent year. -
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Indian PM accuses Pakistan agencies of being behind Mumbai attacks
The Guardian (subscribe) | 29 minutes ago | International
India's prime minister accused "official agencies" in Pakistan of being behind the three-day bloody rampage by gunmen in Mumbai raising hackles in its nuclear-armed neighbour. In an address to the country's elected officials, the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, offered his strongest views on the assault by "terrorists" which left more than 170 dead. It comes a day after Delhi handed over a dossier... -
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Sunday Telegraph's Colin Freeman describes fear during his Somalia kidnap
The Guardian (subscribe) | 2 hours ago | International
The Sunday Telegraph chief foreign correspondent, Colin Freeman, has written today about the moment he and a Spanish colleague were betrayed and kidnapped by their Kalashnikov-wielding bodyguards in Somalia. Freeman and photographer José Cendon were freed on Sunday after being abducted in November in the northern Puntland region while reporting on piracy in the area. The British journalist today detailed...
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Scottish ambulance driver arrested for drink driving
The Herald (subscribe) | 1 hour ago | UK
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Oil near $49 on Russia gas row and Mideast tension
Reuters UK (subscribe) | 2 hours ago | International
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Eurozone inflation tumbles
FT.com - Europe homepage (subscribe) | 2 hours ago | International
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Israel Expands Gaza Offensive
Time (subscribe) | 2 hours ago | International
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Nominees For Costa Book Of The Year Announced
Contactmusic Ltd (subscribe) | 3 hours ago | Culture
The five nominees for the Costa Book of the Year prize have been announced and include 91-year-old Diana Athill.Athill's Somewhere Towards the End is shortlisted ... -
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Greece: Leftists Gun Down Police Officer
Torchlight (subscribe) | 4 hours ago | International
This just in from the Daily Mail; Gunmen sprayed Athens riot police with automatic weapons fire today, seriously wounding a policeman in an escalation of violence that broke out after the fatal police shooting of a teenager last month.Police said... - see all breaking news
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Gordon Brown Is a Murderous Two Faced Cunt
Craig Murray (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | Politics
Brown is appeasing domestic horror at the Israeli massacre in Gaza by calling for a ceasefire. Meanwhile British diplomats on the United Nations Security Council are under direct instructions to offer "tacit support" to United States' efforts to block a... -
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4 a Change
The Anglo Saxon Chronicle (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | Technology
The government have officially launched its Change4Life advertising campaign . Its aim is to create a “lifestyle revolution” by promoting diet and exercise. Join in -
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Thoughts on Arsenal vs. Plymouth
Gunnerblog (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | Football
Arsenal 3 - 1 Plymouth (Van Persie 47, 84, Gray 49 (og) Duguid 52) Highlights here; Arsene’s reaction here A fairly routine win over Plymouth, and it’s a trickier looking tie away to last year’s finalists Cardiff in the next round. I have to say, it was a rare delight to see an Arsenal side who were comfortably [...] -
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2008 Weblog Awards: BlogF1 Is Up For Best Sports Blog
BlogF1 (subscribe) | yesterday | Sport
Earlier in the year, BlogF1 was nominated (not just by myself, either) for the 2008 Weblog Awards, in the category of best sports blog. BlogF1 has never been up for such an award before, so I was quite pleased to say the least. However, the first round of voting that so many of you took [...] -
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… so leave a message after the beep
Chicken Yoghurt (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | Politics
Gordon Brown on Tony Blair’s job as peacemaker in the current crisis: Have you spoken to Tony Blair in his role as Middle East peace envoy? Tony’s on holiday at the moment. Wherever he is, I hope it’s pissing down. -
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Is There a Right Wing Extremist Under Your Bed?
Iain Dale's Diary (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | Politics
This is a Google Ad being run on right of centre websites and blogs by the Metropolitan Police. I wonder if they are also running ones headed LEFT WING EXTREMIST... or perhaps MUSLIM ETREMIST ... or perhaps COMMUNIST SYYMPATHISER? I doubt it, because the left would be up in arms. However, it is somehow acceptable to go after people who can be dubbed 'Right Wing Extremist'. Some on the left would no...
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Margaret Thatcher will soon be back in Downing Street
ConservativeHome's ToryDiary (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | Politics
The Mail on Sunday has the first look at the £100,000 painting of Margaret Thatcher (circa 1982) by Richard Stone (pictured in his studio). It will be hanging in Downing Street from next month. Click here to view. -
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[Blogs] Labour make fun of Tories
Labourhome (subscribe) | yesterday | Politics
Have any of you seen this humorous take on the "Shadow Webcabinet" on the Labour website? http://www.labour.org.uk/webcabinet It's actually quite good! The person who made the argument for the Party getting out of its comfort zone should be applauded. It's not cheap shot and patronising like "Dave the Chameleon" but a straight-forward ribbing of the shadow cabinet without being nasty. It's "on message"... -
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"Morris dancing could be 'extinct' within 20 years because young people are too...
Althouse (subscribe) | yesterday | Politics
I read that and felt bad, but I also wondered: What's Morris dancing? Fortunately, there's YouTube, and I found this: Okay, that does seem really embarrassing, but on the other hand, it looks like a lot of fun. And it would be a lot more fun if that one guy would get his head out of the way. Lots more on Morris dancing here , and forgive me if I'm an idiot for not knowing about it. blog advertising... -
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How much have you paid Alesha Dixon?
Liberal Democrat Voice (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | Health
Today’s Observer brings us the story of how the NHS is spending money on getting celebrities to take part in health information campaigns but insisting on keeping the details secret in case it puts people off: The Department of Health, which increasingly uses actors, singers, television stars and sports personalities to convince the nation to adopt [...] - 3 Vote!
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Anti-Scientologists post link to website 'predicting Jett Travolta's death'
Holy Smoke (subscribe) | 04/01/2009 | UK
Some anti-Scientology campaigners are reacting ghoulishly to the terrible death of John Travolta's 16-year-old son Jett on a family holiday in the Bahamas. They claim that Jett - who apparently died after hitting his head in the bathroom following a seizure - suffered from autism. The Travoltas have always denied this. The campaigners also note that the Chur... - see all discussions
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