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    Up the pole: How the Eu wants to carve up nation states

    Say goodbye to England, Scotland, France, Holland etc if the unelected EU eurocrats have their way... Up the pole: EU to carve up UK By CLODAGH HARTLEY Home Affairs Correspondent Published: 23 Apr 2008 The Sun Tribute ... Britain's Scottish Prime Minister Gordon Brown will fly...
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    Family tragedy strikes football star Frank Lampard as his mother loses fight for life

    The mother of Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard died last night from pneumonia.... Family tragedy strikes football star Frank Lampard as his mother loses fight for life 24th April 2008 Daily Mail Frank Lampard in action for Chelsea Chelsea star Frank Lampard's mother has...
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    Continental Europeans cause mysterious stink smelled across England

    On Friday, a mysterious smell was smelled by thousands (possibly millions) of people across southern England. Hundreds of people contacted the BBC to ask them if their Weather Centre can come up with an explanation as to what the mysterious stink was. Now the mystery has been solved. The...
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    The Last Shadow Puppets: The Age of the Understatement

    The Last Shadow Puppets release their debut album, "The Age of the Understatement", on 21st April. The band consists of the Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner and Miles Kane, from Liverpool band The Rascals. The Last Shadow Puppets: The Age Of The Understatement In the lottery, right, and what’s...
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    Blood Red Shoes: Box of Secrets

    Blood Red Shoes are a new British rock band hailing from Brighton, East Sussex (just like The Kooks). They released their debut album, "Box of Secrets", on 14th April. Sharing Their Secrets - Blood Red Shoes by Hazel Sheffield Tuesday, April 15, 2008 Gigwise Brighton, East Sussex band...
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    Shocking pictures which show tearful children forced to fight against their will

    Many people in other countries have remarked how the British just don't seem to like children. A recent article in Time magazine about the treatments of children in Britain also mentions this. And it seems that these suspicions are right. Centuries ago, the British used to make cocks, or...
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    'Unfair' male right of succession to the throne set to be scrapped

    The Solicitor General, Vera Baird, wants to end the centuries-old male right of succession to the throne. She wants a monarch's daughter to have an equal claim to the throne as a son. She also wants to get rid of the law that bans Catholics from the throne. These laws date back to 1701 when...
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    Was World War Two just as pointless and self-defeating as Iraq?

    Was World War Two just as pointless and self-defeating as Iraq, asks Peter Hitchens By PETER HITCHENS 19th April 2008 Daily Mail Was World War II a miscalculated waste of life and wealth that destroyed Britain as a major power (and ultimately led to loss of Empire) and turned her into a...
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    Blow me.... Not-to-be-sniffed-at facts about our hooters

    20 April 2008 DID YOU NOSE? BLOW ME.. NOT-TO-BE-SNIFFED-AT FACTS ABOUT OUR HOOTERS Rachael Bletchly The People A pregnant rhinoceros, an express train or a chain saw - just a few of the phrases used to describe the nightly curse of SNORING. Blocked noses or collapsed nostrils are a...
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    Charles Darwin's theory of evolution drafts go online

    Charles Darwin's theory of evolution drafts go online By Andrew Pierce 17/04/2008 The Telegraph British scientist Charles Darwin, photographed in 1842 with his eldest son William Erasmus Darwin The first drafts of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, which have never before been seen...
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    Margaret Thatcher and the Falklands: How they made Britain great again

    Britain was the world's greatest power before WWII, with a gargantuan empire, the largest the world has ever known and which was at its greatest-ever extent in 1922 under King George VI. After WWII, despite winning that war, Britain never fully recovered from the damages it sustained during...
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    As Brown visits US, Lord Desai calls him a "haggis-like" Prime Minister

    As British Prime Minister Gordon Brown visits America, a Labour Party peer, Lord Desai, says that "Gordon Brown was put on earth to remind people how good Tony Blair was." Lord Desai accuses the British Prime Minister, who is a Scotsman, of being "haggis-like", and says that with Brown as the...
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    Medieval village becomes latest victim of Wikipedia entry

    The ancient, medieval village of Denshaw, in the Pennine hills in northern England, has been targeted by jokesters on Wikipedia... Medieval village accused of having tapeworm outbreak becomes latest victim of Wikipedia entry 17th April 2008 Daily Mail It's a quiet Pennine hamlet best known...
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    Muslim fanatic who heckled Home Secretary faces life in prison

    Abu Izzadeen, a Muslim fanatic who heckled the then British Home Secretary, John Reid, in 2006, was found guilty today in a Crown Court in Kingston in London of fundraising for terrorists and inciting terrorism overseas. For these offences, Izzadeen faces spending the rest of his life in...
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    Teeming with dinosaurs: how Britain was real Jurassic Park

    New studies show that Britain was once literally teeming with dinosaurs. Over 100 species of dinosaur once roamed Britain, meaning the country had one of the most diverse concentration of dinosaurs on the planet. It was also the British who discovered dinosaurs. In the 1820s, the British...
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    How Canada puts Britain to shame over treatment of fallen soldiers

    An article that shows how Canadians welcome home their soldiers who have been killed in war - whereas the British who, at one time, were incredibly proud of their armed forces, now just seem indifferent when Britain's war dead return..... Pictures that should shame us all reveal the shabby way...
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    German mine washed up on beach is detonated in front of holidaymakers

    A World War II German mine was detonated by bomb disposal experts on Friday after washing up on a beach on Stert Island in Bridgwater Bay, Somerset. German mine washed up on beach is detonated in front of holidaymakers 12th April 2008 Daily Mail A huge 1,500lb Second World War German...
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    BBC presenter Mark Speight found dead at Paddington Station

    BBC children's TV presenter Mark Speight has been found dead at Paddington train station in London today. Speight has been inconsolable with grief after his girlfriend Natasha Collins, a fellow BBC children's TV presenter, died earlier this year. He had found her lying in a scalding bath on...
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    Oasis go psychedelic in new album

    Rock giants Oasis release their new album later this year. The band, which includes the son of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr, go psychedelic in the new album, thought to be being released in September... Oasis go psychedelic The band record new album at Abbey Road studios Liam Gallagher...
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    Ignore the end of the world

    Jeremy Clarkson, one of the presenters of the BBC's popular motoring show Top Gear and a Sun columnist, explains in today's article to ignore those pessimistic and crazy environmentalists... More resilient than first thought ... the planet The Sun Saturday 15th April 2008 FOR...