Vatican deny deleted Wikipedia reference to Gerry Adams murder
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Posted by Toby Serter
Suspicions have arisen following allegations that the Vatican were responsible for editing significant entries on the internet’s Wikipedia information website which made reference to a double murder involving Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams it is claimed.
Die Welt
Against the background of the increasing importance of nuclear energy worldwide, French nuclear company Areva is short of raw materials. Experts believe this could presage a shortage of uranium.
Fears were triggered by the flooding of an uranium mine in Canada and political tensions in Niger.
£35million Euro Millions Lottery winner “I’ll keep my old car”
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Posted by Patricia Harper
Angela Kelly, the winner of the biggest Euro million pound lottery payout ever has vowed that she would like to keep her small car, even after it was involved in an accident recently and that Angela Kelly has been using her sisters car for the last three weeks.
Big Brother Friday Night Twist set to raise eyebrows
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Posted by Patricia Harper
Big Brother could be at the centre of more controversy this Friday when a surprise eviction programme promises to lift the lid on some tightly kept secrets.
Producers of the show are remaining tight-lipped but an insider says that 'Friday night's show will be unmissable' as Big Brother is planning to reveal a few secrets that the nation will find unbelievable.
Chessington World Of Adventures in new Foot and Mouth outbreak
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Posted by Pascal Molliere
The recent foot and mouth virus outbreak to occur at farms in the Guildford and Pirbright area of Surrey have been detected at a children’s famous theme park in Chessington, on the outskirts of London and an exclusion zone was set up today.
The well known park was being investigated last night and vets were called in to examine a sheep in its children’s zoo section of the park.
Die Welt
There are new indications that missing Madeleine McCann may be dead, according to Portuguese press reports. An unnamed investigator for the newspaper Publico said that traces of blood detected by sniffer dogs in her parents’ holiday flat in southern Portugal were not the only traces found which might indicate that the four-year-old is no longer alive.
Veterinary officials have declared a further outbreak of Foot And Mouth, this time, outside the 10KM surveillance zone and it is suspected that the spreading illness is part of a larger plot to attack the British Economy.
It is feared that the highly contagious cattle disease could spread further still alerting fears of a UK wide epidemic.
Media Regulator OfCom have given the go-ahead for a major breakthrough in Wireless technology which will mean the end of computer cables, tv cables and the ton of wires that plague our lives.
(UWB), Ultra-Wideband as it is known, can be used to connect devices such as PCs, mp3 players and digital cameras.
One of the nation’s best loved tv game shows, hosted by veteran presenter Noel Edmonds has been fined more than £30,000 by regulators Icstis for scamming and misleading viewers into believing that boxes used in the show contained random amounts of money, but in fact boxes contained already pre-determined amounts.
Amy Whinehouse has collapsed in hospital following a suspected drugs overdose it was reported in the Sun newspaper.
She was allegedly taken into A&E at London’s University College Hospital yesterday and staff there say that she was in an unconscious state when she arrived.
