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Reported to have been sacked from his role with Sky Sports: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/9373280.stm. Question is... should he have been sacked? Should he be entitled to his own opinion which he thought he was discussing in private? Do you care!?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12268662 Moscow bombing: Carnage at Russia's Domodedovo airport Reports say the blast happened in the international arrivals area of Domodedovo airport Continue reading the main story Related stories Live: Moscow airport blast Search for Moscow blast Britons Moscow's Domodedovo airport has been rocked by a bomb explosion that an airport spokesman says has killed 35 people. More than 100 people were injured - 20 of them critically - by the blast, which reports suggest was the work of a suicide bomber. Russi…

Anyone watching the Justice series on the BBC, very though provoking. The Moral Side of Murder (1 of 8) Justice: A Citizen's Guide to the 21st Century

Major Richard Winters, WW2 company commander of Easy Company, 502nd Parachute Infantry, has died at the age of 92. Major Winters' experiences with his company during several key battles in Europe were documented in Stephen Ambrose's book 'Band of Brothers', which was made into a highly-acclaimed HBO tv series in 2001. He died on 2nd January, but by his own instructions news of his passing was only made public after his interrment. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-12158637 Rest easy, sir. Your example on and off the field of battle will long continue to inspire and encourage others.

Hi all, Just pondering this one recently. After looking for a new car ive come across the possiblity of leasing and was wondering if any of you have experience with leasing a vehicle as opposed to financing and owning outright. From what ive seen leasing a car is relatively cheaper on a monthly basis than any equivalent finance deal. Are there any benefits of one over the other for someone who isnt really bothered about owning a vehicle, just having one as a convienience to get around with. Regards

For all you technophobes out there what do you think of the below news story? It had me convinced but I don't know enough about it: http://www.wreg.com/videobeta/?watchId=8ba6f8fc-90a2-4711-90ea-1884ec348310

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12244960 love this story what a smart 3 year old kid and rang 999 to call for help for his mother :D

Someone sent this link to me. Whether you're interested in gay rights or not is academic, but it shows just how much things change, everything stays the same. Though it has been edited I think the nub is preserved. To my mind it was almost like Cameron went in thinking he'd trounce an 'amateur' interviewer and came unstuck. .

saw this item on ebay not to sure if it is obsolete but i think items like this should not be sold to any tom dick or harry and the bid stands at £30 and can be missed used in the wrong hands

Police chief in dock over noise nuisance claim 8:57am Friday 7th January 2011 Print Email Share By Kirsty Whalley » <br clear="all"> The borough commander was in the dock yesterday defending himself against a private prosecution mounted by a neighbour about noise nuisance from the police station. Conrad De Souza, o…

http://www.bbc.co.uk...london-12238035 the judge was right with his comments in my opinion.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...-wales-12254232 more raids like this should take place and try to put end to people who employ illegals.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...siness-12098981 people who use there car to work and with all the cut backs in the police service will this mean more cut back on police cars on patrol due to the high cost of petrol.

You couldn't make this up! Will they A) Stone the bird to death, B) Chop his wings off! Saudi Arabian officials have "detained" a vulture on accusations of being a spy for Israel, media reports say. The griffon vulture was carrying a GPS transmitter bearing the name of Tel Aviv University, prompting rumours it was part of a Zionist plot. Israeli wildlife officials dismissed the claims as ludicrous and expressed concern about the bird's fate. Last month, Egyptian officials implied the Israeli spy agency Mossad was to blame for shark attacks off its coast. The vulture, which can have a wing span of up to 265cm (8ft 8in), was caught after it landed in the desert city o…

http://www.bbc.co.uk...siness-12192667 i know they get paid well for the job they do and it is not the time to upset people with a strike at this moment as petrol is near £6 a gallon and diesel at £1.30p per ltr.