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You'll be able to see dust and debris thrown up by the impact by looking at the Moon through binoculars. The scientists involved in the mission have also proved that Man really HAS been to the Moon, despite what conspiracy theorists say. ---------------------------------------------- Moon...

Thousands of Bulgarians and Romanians prepare to come to Britain to find work when their countries join the Eu on 1st January 2007. ------------------------------------------------------- Move to Britain? They're all drunks and psychos · Where eastern Europeans went - and how the EU is...

The Times September 02, 2006 Men charged with drunken driving . . . a horse and cart By Alan Hamilton William Royles has denied being drunk in charge of a horse (Photo: Adrian Sherratt / PA) THE law may be an ass, but it can still have you up before the beak for being drunk in...

London overtakes Manhattan for expensive luxury housing By BETH HALE 1st September 2006 Luxurious homes in the Kensington and Chelsea area of London. It is something anyone trying to get a foot on the property ladder has long suspected. Now it's official. London has overtaken New...

Police arrest 14 in capital terror raids 2nd September 2006 Police have arrested 14 men following anti-terror raids in south and east London. The men were arrested late last night and in the early hours of today on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of...

England open their Euro 2008 qualifying campaign against tiny Andorra. McClaren: Cole is focused on England game 1st September 2006 Just one game has been played in England's group so far. Macedonia beat Estonia 1-0. The teams who finish first and second in each group qualify for Euro...

Anthony... to a tea: Blair's mug joins the spin 1st September 2006 To a politician obsessed with spin, even a mug can be of service. With his leadership under fire from many quarters, Tony Blair has been photographed clutching a mug which outlines the special qualities of those...

Thankfully, a British author has been chosen to write the secret about the British hero..... Briton to write Peter Pan sequel Geraldine McCaughrean has won numerous awards for her work British author Geraldine McCaughrean has been chosen to write the official sequel to the story of...

As the French retire at 50 and work just 35 hours a week here's a guy who has worked for 90 years and he is still working at the age of 100....... 100 years old... and still hard at work 1st September 2006 Mr Martin, who's 100 years old, says he would like to keep working until he's...

A British TV drama will show the fictional assassination of president bush. But what if it had really happened? by MARK ALMOND 1st September 2006 Bush is shot by a sniper in a scene from British drama Death of a President. Held up by a Secret Service bodyguard in his dying moments...

EU membership costs every Briton £873 a year By JAMES CHAPMAN 31st August 2006 Every man, woman and child is paying £873 a year for Britain to be a member of the European Union. Lots of our money goes to French farmers. As a result, they become rich, thanks to the British taxpayer...

Lord of the Rings New Zealand director Peter Jackson is making a re-make of the Dam Busters. ------------ The Times September 01, 2006 Dam Busters bounce back with Lord of the Rings at the controls By Adam Sherwin, Media Correspondent Bouncing bomb: A British Dam Buster in action in...

Not even little Accrington Stanley, down in England's League 2 (the fourth tier of English football below the Premiership, the Championship and League 1) wanted England's ex-manager Sven as their new manager. This year, Accrington Stanley came back into the English football league after an...

Times Online August 31, 2006 Protesters gather near the Drax power station (Owen Humphreys/PA) Eco-warriors march on Yorkshire power station By Philippe Naughton and PA News Police made at least 28 arrests today as hundreds of eco-warriors marched on Britain's biggest...

31 August 2006 SCOTS TOP SUICIDE LIST The Celts The English SCOTS are twice as likely to kill themselves as the English, figures show. Between 2002/04 30 men in every 100,000 committed suicide compared with 16.7 in England. For women, 10 took their own lives in every 100,000. In...

Germans Leave in Record Numbers, Fleeing Unemployment By Rainer Buergin Aug. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Thomas Koerber, an engineering technician from Viernheim, Germany, was looking for a new job. He found it -- 4,700 miles away, in Canada. ``I looked around, found a job I liked in Canada, and...

City's charter party will run for a year Eight centuries of growth to be celebrated Leeds is the 3rd-biggest city in Britain after London and Birmingham with a population of 750,000. This year it celebrates its 800th birthday. 800 years ago, it had a population of just 200. RUINED...

Nun study reveals God's flickering effect on the brain 30th August 2006 A study, which subjected nuns to brain scans, found that several areas of their brain flickered into life when they felt the presence of God. The study, conducted by reasearchers at the University of Montreal, Canada...

Smellies and Bottoms named in surname list of shame 30th August 2006 Surname: Beckhams like to travel - David moved to Spain and other clusters have been found as far away as New Zealand The nation's most embarrassing surnames have been revealed today with experts showing Cocks come...

Brussels is using terrorism to further its federal ambitions By Daniel Hannan, Member of European Parliament (Filed: 29/08/2006) Telegraph London The European Union is a solution in search of a problem. Whatever the question, the answer is invariably "more Europe". War in Lebanon? We need...