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Britons lead the way in toilet paper use Bruno Waterfield in Brussels 05/02/2007 Every Briton flushes 17.6 kilos (39lb) of toilet paper down the lavatory every year, almost two and half times the European average, according to tissue industry figures. British toilet...

UFO sighting over Islington nlnews@archant.co.uk Islington Gazette 02 February 2007 The mysterious lights in the sky over Archway, Islington, London. The strange lights actually caused panic and what they were remains a mystery DOZENS of mysterious lights were spotted hovering in...

These Boys don't rate Britney February 05, 2007 British electonic pop/dance masters The Pet Shop Boys BRITNEY SPEARS has described her new single life as “awesome”. I just wonder what’s it like for her two kids when she’s out on the lash and flashing her undercarriage. The...

England's new £40 kit - but it's not in the supermarkets 5th February 2007 New style: England stars Michael Owen (10), John Terry (6), Wayne Rooney (9) and Paul Robinson model England's new home kit. The players will first wear it a week on Wednesday when they play Spain in a friendly...

'Letter bomb' explodes at C-charge HQ in London 5th February 2007 Ambulances attend the scene in Victoria Street, London. The Capita building in London, which was targeted today by a letter bomber A letter bomb exploded in a woman's hands in the post room of congestion...

A campaign to make England's St George's Day (23rd April) as big as Ireland's St Patrick's Day..... Have one for the road to help St George By Amy Iggulden 05/02/2007 A ceremonial loving cup dedicated to St George will today begin a tour of England's 50 cities as the emblem of a...

France's race for the presidency Sarko embraces the Anglo-Saxons Feb 1st 2007 | LONDON From The Economist print edition The centre-right candidate takes a calculated risk in London AFP French presidential hopeful Nicolas Sarkozy meets Tony Blair at Downing Street. Was Sarkozy asking Blair...

The state of Britain You've never had it so good Feb 1st 2007 From The Economist print edition Globalisation has done wonders for Britain, though not for all Britons Despite the country being in a far better state than the other big, European nations, the British bulldog still feels...

Top secret army cell breaks terrorists By Sean Rayment, Sunday Telegraph 04/02/2007 Deep inside the heart of the "Green Zone", the heavily fortified administrative compound in Baghdad, lies one of the most carefully guarded secrets of the war in Iraq. It is a cell from a small and...

British troops take war to Taliban British forces prepare to retake town in Helmand in what may be campaign's decisive showdown By Kim Sengupta in Kandahar Published: 04 February 2007 British forces and their Nato allies were preparing yesterday to retake a town in Helmand province...

Discovered: Britain's very own Colosseum Third-century fans flocked to watch gladiators fight in Chester's bloody arena By David Keys, Archaeology Correspondent Published: 04 February 2007 The remains of the Roman ampitheatre in the city of Chester In Roman times, it would have...

RUGBY Jonny Wilkinson, who hasn't played for England since he scored the Drop Goal in the 2003 World Cup Final against Australia that won England the World Cup, returned for England yesterday after a long period of injury and put in such a remarkable performance it's as though he hasn't...

Mystery woman will be given Christian reburial Published on 02/02/2007 The Hexham Courant Who was she? The skull of the woman found in the grounds of the Angel Inn, Corbridge, Northumberland. Waking the dead: Project supervisor Jo Beaty clears the earth from around the skeleton...

Iran children - taught to HATE Violent ... cartoon shows snarling Israeli troops set to attack Muslim child, and inset, Innocent Biff and Chip By TOM NEWTON DUNN Defence Editor February 03, 2007 KIDS as young as five in Iran are being brainwashed into dying as martyrs by...

Harry Potter and the hint of death By Auslan Cramb, Scottish Correspondent 03/02/2007 As a single mother struggling to make ends meet, JK Rowling began her writing career in a small café where she lingered for hours over a single cup of coffee. The scrawl on the Balmoral bust...

The Times February 03, 2007 How busy badgers are undermining care of ancient heritage sites Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent The badger became Britain's largest carnivorous land animal when the wolf became extinct in these islands in the 1760s (although there are plans to re-introduce...

Policeman is killed and many injured as Italian football hooligans riot...... Italian football suspended after policeman dies in riot 3rd February 2007 Fans clash with police outside Catania's Angelo Massimino stadium after the Italian first division soccer league match between Palermo...

The Times February 02, 2007 Global fallout from Chirac's bombshell Charles Bremner in Paris French officials rushed to repair the diplomatic damage yesterday after President Chirac appeared to condone “one or two” Iranian nuclear bombs and sketched an apocalyptic vision of a nuclear...

What does Jose really mean? Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho and his pearl of wisdom By MARTIN PHILLIPS Senior Feature Writer February 02, 2007 WHEN sports reporters follow Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho, it is because they think newsworthy quotes will be thrown their way – and...

As scientists announce that they have discovered the homes of the people who probably built Stonehenge....... Fancy a Pterodactyl Twizzler, anyone? 2nd February 2007 Daily Mail RICHARD LITTLEJOHN Scientists have uncovered what they believe to be the remains of an ancient...