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17 June 2006 ARGIES PUT THE BOOT IN GERMANY 2006 AFTER 20 YEARS OF HURT.. Striker's boots carry tribute to Maradona's Hand of God By Richard Smith Cheating Argies: Diego Maradona scores with his hand during the 1986 World Cup Quarter Final against England. Amazingly, the referee allowed...

England fathers take time off to relax with their children By JAMES MILLS, Daily Mail 16th June 2006 Daddy's girl: Frank Lampard with Luna, Jamie Carragher with son James, John Terry and daughter Rose, and Joe Cole and niece Like any fathers, the England players hold their children...

The Times June 17, 2006 Luv yr I's, xx Liz1@virginmobile By Alan Hamilton An exhibition reveals the code in the letters between the Earl of Leicester and his Gloriana Queen Elizabeth I Her lover Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester. WHEN you have a reputation as the Virgin Queen to...

The Times June 17, 2006 Peacock falls for a petrol pump By Simon de Bruxelles Mr P the peacock. IT IS a love affair destined to end in frustration. Mr P, a lonely peacock, has devoted the past three years of his life to romancing a petrol pump. Every day the eight-year-old...

Secret UK report points to existence of 'Aurora' Skies fill with hypersonic black helicopters By Lester Haines Published Thursday 15th June 2006 14:35 A recently-declassified UK government report into UFO sightings is causing a bit of a kerfuffle after conspiracy theorists spotted what...

Unique-looking dog seeks new home The dog was either lost or abandoned Forget the old joke which starts 'my dog has got no nose...' - Duo the Staffordshire bull terrier has two. Staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter are having problems finding a home for the three-year-old because of...

New glacier theory on Stonehenge Archaeologists have said the stones came from the Preseli Hills in Western Wales. The debate over how the stones arrived at Stonehenge continues A geology team has contradicted claims that bluestones were dug by Bronze Age man from a west Wales quarry...

3300 British soldiers are in the Helmand province of Afghanistan, fighting the "Opium War", an anti-narcotics campaign. However, the poppy harvest in Helmand is to grow larger this year. Afghan province to provide one-third of world's heroin · Poppy harvest to double in British-patrolled...

The Times June 14, 2006 World Cup snub by Scots leader 'fuels anti-English racism' By David Lister, Scotland Correspondent Jack McConnell, the leader of Jockland. AN ENGLAND football fan living in Scotland blamed the country’s First Minister yesterday for stoking anti-English racism...

Are these the future towers of London? 13th June 2006 The future towers of London? Will the capital's skyline be transformed? While cities like Manhattan and Shanghai are renowned for their soaring skyscrapers, London has managed to avoid having its views littered with multi-storey tower...

Germany's biggest newspaper - Bild - has launched an unacceptable attack on the England captain David Beckham's wife, mother and children. It called his defenceless children "dwarfs" (what size does he expect young kids to be?) and says that his wife, former Spice Girl Victoria, has a "peasant...

A mad woman in Kent believes Grey aliens told her that England won't win the World Cup. She has been in the news before, as this isn't the first time that extraterrestrials have spoken to her. ============================================ This is Local London. Aliens think England won’t win...

Eriksson may play Rooney against Trinidad By MATT LAWTON and CHARLES SALE, Daily Mail 07:38am 12th June 2006 Rooney in training. Sven-Goran Eriksson is ready to risk another nuclear row with Manchester United and hand Wayne Rooney his World Cup debut against Trinidad and Tobago on...

31 million people in England (plus another couple of million if you count the people in the other areas of the UK) tuned in yesterday to watch England's opening World Cup game against Paraguay. The streets were deserted as the game was played. 31 million is equal to the entire population of...

Five mile police chase over toy gun By TOM KELLY, Daily Mail 9th June 2006 Like most little boys, Alfie Marshall loves playing cowboys and Indians with his friends. But when the five-year-old left his toy gun in the back of his father's car, the game suddenly took a very serious turn...

Tough: Royal Marines in Afghanistan. Twenty-one Taleban fighters have been killed in a clash with British soldiers in southern Afghanistan, the BBC has been told. The six-hour battle took place in the southern province of Helmand on Sunday. Reports say the troops came under fire from the...

World Cup 2006 England VS Paraguay Saturday, 2pm British time. --------------------------------------------------- How the lifestyle of Montiel, Paraguay's teenage sensation, compares with the multi-millionaires of England. --------------------------------------------------- The poor man's...

12ft sharks spotted off Cornish coast by DAVID WILKES, Daily Mail 8th June 2006 A surfer watches intently as the shark swims just metres from him It was spotted at Porthcurno, near to the southernmost point of the island of Britain. Beneath the surface of the clear blue sea, the...

Dark secret squirrelled away in a churchyard By KRISTINA PEDERSEN, Daily Mail 9th June 2006 Standing out from the grey: The black squirrel forages in the churchyard at Meppershall These days spotting a red squirrel is something of a rarity. But churchgoers in a Bedfordshire village...

8 June 2006 RIP UXB: GRAVEDIGGERS FIND BOMB Gravediggers find huge WW1 bomb By Patrick Mulchrone TWO gravediggers feared death when their shovel hit a 2ft-long unexploded bomb. Steve Shaw and Stephen Spedding thought at first it was a stone and kept on digging the 3ft-deep grave. It...