Newspaper Juxtaposition Laugh-In: Why are Surbiton's Starlings Disappearing?
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IN today's 'You'll Believe A Fish Can Cycle', we learn of a sturgeon named Steve, who left the World of Water in Romsey, Hampshire, in early February... More »
"We were frightened they might have come from the bins but we are convinced that’s not the case," adds Mrs Gavin. "There’s not a lot we can do... More »
A DEGREE in geography and journalism sounds like it would be useless. But Spanish TV channel Telemadrid could do with a such a graduate.... More »
Women in World War 2... More »
The largest airplane ever constructed, and flown only one time, the Spruce Goose represents one of man’s greatest attempts to conquer the skies. It was born out of a need to move troops and material across the Atlantic Ocean, where in 1942, German submarines were sinking hundreds of Allied ships... More »
EVER read Little Nemo, the comic strip about the lad's fabulous dreams? The strip ran from October 15, 1905 to April 23, 1911 in the New York Herald... More »
CHARLES de Ganahl Koch is an American businessman and philanthropist. He is co-owner, chairman of the board, and chief executive officer of Koch Industries. In 2010, he told the Wall Street Journal: "Corporate Cronyism Harms America"... More »
'Stop working, take a deep breath, one, two, three, four.' says a loud speaker... More »
YOU'RE looking at an illustration from a 1530s manual on warfare. The advice is to "set fire to a castle or city which you can't get at otherwise"... More »
ARSENAL Balls: The Sun leads with an "exclusive" on "Arsenal misfit" Thomas Vermaelen... More »
THE teenager who at 15-year-old fell for her 30-year-old teacher Jeremy Forrest has "dumped him for another teacher". So says the Sun of the teenager was abducted by Forrest and taken to France... More »
Mary Bagot-Stack founded the Women’s League of Health and Beauty in 1930 when her daughter Prunella was just fifteen years old, but when Mary died at a tragically young age in 1935, Prunella was called upon to continue the work of the League... More »
"The actress will be required to perform a lap dance routing. The actor will be required to drive a car.." More »
Including experiments on the the disabled and prison inmates... More »
THE Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease presents Peter Gasser's work with LSD. The paper, called Safety and Efficacy of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide-Assisted Psychotherapy for Anxiety Associated With Life-threatening Diseases, and researchers concluded that when terminally ill patient were tested with the drugs their anxiety"went down and stayed down"... More »
ON April 26, 1930, Arsenal beat Huddersfield Town at Wembley Stadium. Arsenal won 2–0, with goals from Alex James and Jack Lambert. Arsenal had won their first FA Cup after a defeat in their FA Cup final debut in 1927... More »
TODAY is International Woman's Day. What's that , you say. 'When's International Men's Day?' A swift search of the web revels that it's on November 19... More »
FEW below middle-age cannot understand the irritation of not being able to find a working pen. The youth have iPads and creepy Google goggles to record the everyday, but for many nothing best the pen when you need to sign a name of jot something down quickly... More »
GOD fear the whistleblower, China's Liu Yougang, 23, who swallowed a plastic whistle when he was 9-years-old. For 14 years, whenever he slept, his breathing would create a whistling sound... More »
THE DAILY Star has chilling news: Lydia is coming to the UK. Lock up your flippers and stick a plug in the sink. The tabloids works in cycles... More »
"Feminism. I hate that word because it shouldn't even be a thing anymore," she said. "We're all equal, everyone is equal. Why is there even a conversation about feminism? What's the man version of feminism? There isn't even a word for it. Menanism. Male-ism. It doesn't exist.".. More »
THESE are 11 wonderful gifs show us how things are made... More »
One trapped mouse found on the West Wing... More »