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Prince Harry's Butler To Serve In Iraq
IN a display of maturity and selflessness which would make his mother proud, Prince Harry has volunteered his butler to serve in Iraq.
Salmond Declares War On Holland
IN his first act as Scotland's new First Minister, Alex Salmond has declared war on the Dutch.
Glasgow Launches Bid For 'Swearing Olympics'
GLASGOW city leaders today unveiled a £40 million package of incentives in their bid to host the 2014 Commonmouth Games – the Olympics of world swearing.
Boffins Invent Talking Road Signs
SCIENTISTS at Dundee University have developed the world's first talking road signs as a cheap alternative to satellite navigation systems.
Drivers Face Ban On Driving In Cars
BRITAIN’S top road safety campaigners are demanding a ban on ‘driving at the wheel’ in an attempt to cut the number of car crashes.
Brown Pledges 650 New 'Gordontowns'
GORDON Brown has pledged to build 650 new ideologically-friendly towns across Britain when he becomes Prime Minister.
Public Fury At 'Offensive' Church Comic
CHURCH leaders were under attack last night for publishing an 'offensive' comic book designed to teach teenagers about sex and morality.
If It's Alright With You, I'd Quite Like A Fridge
By Yen Xiao, farmer, Jiangsu Province
HERE in China, life is hard. I'm sure you've read many newspaper articles about our booming economy and burgeoning middle class, but the vast majority of Chinese still rely on subsistence farming and have no access to modern sanitation, electricity and labour saving devices.