28th, November 2011
TV & Radio
14 Imagine further, if you will, you're Janet Devlin who ticks all the above boxes. You'd be grateful wouldn't you? Not so. In fact, you'd chide the show for being little more than a karaoke show... More »
28th, November 2011
Politicians
When schoolgirl Emma Sullivan placed the hashtag #blowsalot on Twitter by the name of Republican governor of Kansas Samuel Dale "Sam" Brownback, the politician's team tracked her down... More »
28th, November 2011
Key Posts
12 In a video called My Tram Experience, a British woman on London transport dandles her toddler on her knee and complains that Britain is full of non-British. The language is NSFW... More »
28th, November 2011
Money
1 The definition of NGO is Non-Governmental Organisation. Supposedly those nice people outside politics with ideas about how to make the world a better place who campaign to make the world a better place... More »
28th, November 2011
Reviews
At the Leveson Inquiry into media standards, Charlotte Church and Chris Jefferies have been giv ing evidence. Jefferies was given the Full Murat over the murder of Joanna Yeates... More »
28th, November 2011
The Consumer
At the Passion for Fashion Auction, you can bid for the dress Audrey Hepburn wore to collect her Best Actress Oscar for Roman Holiday Oscar in 1954. It's expected to go for £60,000... More »
28th, November 2011
Sports
Rovers manager Steve Kean, the man who signed a long contract to manage the club and then didn't, reacts to his side's defeat to Stoke... More »
28th, November 2011
Key Posts
1 Public sector strikes are coming on Wednesday. And the big question is: will anyone who works notice? The right-wring press warn of queues at Heathrow Airport, pupils learning nothing in school and the country's borders being porous. Again we ask: will anyone notice the difference?... More »
28th, November 2011
Celebrities
Cyrus will now make older readers feel very old indeed... More »
28th, November 2011
Reviews
The Middle East and Europe explained... More »
28th, November 2011
Reviews
The Daily Mail has apologised for saying that immigrants give you cancer and slamming attractive young women for being slappers and older women for being old ... More »
28th, November 2011
Reviews
To California, in The Land of the Free, where five-year-old Michael Davis has been handcuffed by police and charged with battery. His crime is to have allegedly kicked a police officer in the knee during a meeting at his primary school... More »
28th, November 2011
Photojournalism
Photos to brighten your day... More »
28th, November 2011
Reviews
Your child is not allowed to sit on Father Christmas' knee. The Criminal Records Bureau has decreed... More »
28th, November 2011
Strange But True
Mug Shot of The Day: Andri Lynn Jeffers, 26, attempted to rob a Chevron petrol station whilst armed with a toy penguin... More »
28th, November 2011
Music
Those Nigerian scam artist and their 419 caper have relesaed an album of their greatest hits. And it's all for charity!... More »
28th, November 2011
Key Posts
17 How do you report on the apparent suicide of Wales manager Gary Speed, dead at 42? His wife found him hanged at their home in Huntingdon Hall, near Chester. The Mail opts for the investigation into a private life... More »
27th, November 2011
The Consumer
The story goes that other shoppers at a West Virginia branch of Target failed to help Mr Vance. Doubtless they thought it a ruse cooked up by Mr Vance and a gang to delay the competitors' gallop to the games consoles... More »
27th, November 2011
TV & Radio
On a school night, it was prize giving... More »
27th, November 2011
Reviews
Paul Staines, aka Guido Fawkes,has scored himself an appearance at the Leveson Inquiry for publishing a "leak" of former Number 10 spin chief Alastair's Campbell's evidence to the inquiry on his order-order.com website... More »
27th, November 2011
Key Posts
Photos of the Day are brought to you by Adele, a Wa*k in the park, Eleganza clothing and Mick Jagger mooning a nose picking Keith Richards... More »
27th, November 2011
TV & Radio
Julie Chang, of MyFoxNY, loses her cool in a local news story. She tells the lurker - a adolescent boy waving behind her - to stop it. Chang has toiled for years to be on the TeeVee and will not allow some upstart to muscle in... More »
27th, November 2011
Reviews
1 The WAR being waged right now is between the Guardian (the paper every internet journalist wants to write for but which loses £500,000 a day) and the Sun, which can be a fantastic read, makes money and employs the country's best subs and TV reporter Ally Ross, a writer worth the cover price alone... More »
