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    Toll-dodging truckers breach China's Great Wall

    BEIJING (Reuters) - China's heritage bureau has launched a probe into Chinese mining companies alleged to have brought down part of the Great Wall to allow their trucks to avoid paying road tolls, state media reported on Thursday. Reuters
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    Man falls off balcony in spitting contest

    BERLIN (Reuters) - A 43-year-old German man was taken to hospital in critical condition after he fell off a second storey balcony during a spitting contest with his 12-year-old son, police said Friday. Reuters
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    8,000 pieces of clothing stolen from women?

    TOKYO (Reuters) - Police found more than 8,000 pieces of women's clothing and lingerie in the home of a Japanese man who stole the items so he could sleep buried in them. Reuters
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    Wal-Mart "realistic" toy guns trigger raid

    SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese quality watchdogs have seized 46 toy guns from a Wal-Mart store in Shanghai because they looked "too realistic," state media reported on Thursday. Reuters
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    Hirst work shows diamonds are a skull's best friend

    LONDON (Reuters) - Damien Hirst, former BritArt bad boy whose works infuriate and inspire in equal measure, did it again Friday with a diamond-encrusted platinum cast of a human skull priced at a cool 50 million pounds ($98 million). Reuters
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