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Moment a sat-nav thief was caught out Last updated at 10:20am on 26th January 2007 This is the moment a teenage thief was caught red-handed by undercover officers in a police sting. The youth on a bicycle had spotted a satellite navigation system attached to the windscreen of a parked car. He smashed the side window and grabbed the device within two seconds. But this time police were watching his every move. Scroll down for the rest of the story The device was a dummy and the vehicle a “bait car” left in a street in Ealing, London, as part of the sting. An unmarked police car swung round the corner and the teenager was swooped on by two p…

Our children eat the most junk in Europe Last updated at 22:00pm on 25th January 2007 Comments (17) British kids are biggest junk food spenders News » Entire site » Katie, from looking swell to looking svelte Rare primitive shark captured on film It's a family affair for Madonna and Guy at her premiere 'The sickening conspiracy that is the fashion industry' Cash for honours and No10's deleted e-mails More detailed results » show('one'); Youngsters in Britain consume more sweets and fizzy drinks than any others in Europe, fuelling an obesity crisis linked to ill health and early death. Ten to 13-year-olds eat an average of £128.4…

Is this the pushiest parent of them all? By PETER SIMPSON - More by this author » Last updated at 22:15pm on 25th January 2007 Zhang, the eight-year-old marathon girl She is only eight, but Zhang Huimin's father has high hopes for her. However, as he trains the schoolgirl for the 2016 Olympics, many fear for her health. As part of Huimin's training, she must run 33 miles - more than a marathon - every day for 15 days. On Thursday, with her father Jianmin shouting motivation from a bicycle, she began the first run. They plan to circumnavigate their home island province of Hainan, off the southern coast of China. "I believe to be succ…

Captured ... on the edge Last updated at 14:05pm on 26th January 2007 Why go kayaking in the 'safe' Lake District, when you can really push the boat (or canoe) out and enjoy your favourite sport in the rather tumultuous waters of Victoria Falls in Zambia? The spectacular image of extreme kayakers looking over the ferocious torrent has been shortlisted for a photo exhibition. Living on the edge: Extreme kayakers look over the brink of Victoria Falls in Zambia What are the canoeists saying to eachother? Have your say in reader comments below Photographers from more than 90 countries braved treacherous conditions to take pictures for the first …

where the hell is the "Animation palette" in photo it's like missing it should be: Displaying the Animation palette Choose Window > Animation. A check mark indicates that the palette is showing. but i dont even have that option under the window thing. i want adobe elements 3... i can't find it anywhere photoshop is soooo confusing

The "despicable" behaviour of scavengers has forced the authorities to invoke ancient legislation to stop looters raiding cargo on a Devon beach. Powers not used for 100 years will be used to force people to return goods recovered from the stricken container ship MSC Napoli. Separate laws will also be used to ban the public from Branscombe beach. The police said organised gangs were targeting the beach and were behind some of the worst looting. Over the last two days scavengers have descended on the beach, taking away goods that included BMW motorbikes, wine, face cream and nappies. Officers closed roads to the beach to deter treasure-seekers and to allo…

Eleven children have been excluded from a school after they walked out saying there were too many supply teachers. There have been protests at Berryhill Sports College and High School in Stoke-on-Trent on Monday and Tuesday, with dozens said to be involved. Chairman of the governors, Terry Crowe, said the 11 pupils, who are aged about 15, were told to stay away for two weeks. "Parents who have taken part with the children are irresponsible," he said. Police were called during a protest on Monday, a spokesman for the school in Bucknall said. Head teacher Ruth Poppleton said pupils were getting a good education. "I think some pupils quite rightly are co…

Anyone seen it yet? Just got back from it and i liked it. Good movie.

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...Honouring the worst of the film world :laugh3: WORST PICTURE BASIC INSTINCT 2 (Sony/Columbia) a.k.a. BASICALLY, IT STINKS, TOO BLOODRAYNE (Romar Entertainment) LADY IN THE WATER (Warner Bros.) LITTLE MAN (Sony/Revolution) WICKER MAN (Warner Bros.) WORST ACTOR Tim Allen / SANTA CLAUSE 3, THE SHAGGY DOG and ZOOM Nicolas Cage $$ / WICKER MAN Larry, the Cable Guy (Dan Whitney) / LARRY THE CABLE GUY: HEALTH INSPECTOR Rob Schneider ## / THE BENCHWARMERS and LITTLE MAN Marlon Wayans # & Shawn Wayans # / LITTLE MAN WORST ACTRESS Hilary Duff # & Haylie Duff / MATERIAL GIRLS Lindsay Lohan / JUST MY LUCK Kristanna Loken / BLOODRAYNE Jessica Simpson…

Reporter Claims Israeli Nuke Strike On Iran Averted By U.S. Fighters Sources say F16 suicide mission armed with 20-kiloton bomb recalled by Israelis under threat of U.S. Sidewinder missile shootdown Friday, January 19, 2007 As escalation towards a war with Iran reaches fever pitch, an online journalist today breaks the astounding news that Israeli fighter jets have already attempted to bomb tactical locations in Iran with nuclear weapons nearly twice as powerful as the one dropped on Hiroshima in 1945, only to be turned back by U.S. warplanes over Iraq. William Thomas, familiar to many for his work in ascertaining the true nature of chemtrails, cites two source…

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6289519.stm China admits satellite shot down China has confirmed it carried out a test that destroyed a satellite, in a move that caused international alarm. Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao said a test had been carried out but insisted China was committed to the "peaceful development of outer space". The US backed reports last week that China had used a ground-based medium-range ballistic missile to destroy a weather satellite. It was the first known satellite intercept test for more than 20 years. Several countries, including Japan, Australia and the US, have expressed concern at the test. Until Tuesday, …

:dance: best snooker i've seen from him for a while!

which is a rare thing....

sry if there already is one for this but i was wondering if anyone saw that new movie called "the queen." it looked kinda good but i dont trust the reviews in my newpaper lol so does anyone have any feedback? thanks in advance.

Its populair in our country, but are you watching it? I heard its the first time its live in finland.. that man 'kotekka' or whatever :rolleyes: is first now.

Hurricane-force winds of more than 120km/h (74mph) are battering Germany and have forced the cancellation of dozens of flights. German forecasters have advised people to stay indoors. Schools across Germany have suspended classes for the day. The weather system is moving across western states and is expected to reach Berlin by Thursday evening. German radio says more than 40,000 volunteers are on standby, as widespread damage is expected. Germany's national rail company Deutsche Bahn has reduced the maximum speed of intercity trains to ordered 200km/h (124mph) - 100km/h slower than usual. Huge waves pound the port of Wimereux, northern France In pictur…

FORGET the festive socks, this year’s most wanted Christmas present was the Nintendo Wii. The latest games console, which boasts a unique wireless hand-held controller, has been flying off the shelves since its release earlier this month. And despite complaints about the safety of the Wii Remote - used here by model Nell McAndrew - shops have been inundated with pre-orders from people desperate to get their hands on one. Online retailer Amazon says the console is the fastest selling pre-order item in its history. The site’s Console and Video Games manager James Schall said: "We sold out of our entire initial stock in just seven minutes. It was definitely th…

They call him The Whirlwind. But one of snooker’s biggest draws has been blowing cold for too long. Jimmy White used to have the swagger of a natural-born thriller, a man who drew gasps with his dashing style and outrageous potting ability. But his 6-1 drubbing by Matthew Stevens in the wildcard round of the Masters on Sunday at his local Wembley venue was a sorry sight. To see him sitting forlorn, powerless, in his chair was to witness a hugely popular sportsman in danger of terminal decline. Jimmy will tell you otherwise. Six times a World Championship runner-up, he still says he can win the big one in Sheffield. He is deluding himself. White is provision…

Posh goes into house hunting overdrive By CLEMMIE MOODIE - More by this author » Last updated at 22:57pm on 15th January 2007 Victoria Beckham and two of the LA houses She's finally got the move she always wanted. Now the hard work really begins for Victoria Beckham. With 35 houses to inspect in seven days, LA's new girl on the block is embarking on a week-long mission to find her perfect family home. It follows the announcement David Beckham, 31, has signed a £128million deal to play for the local soccer team, LA Galaxy. With her husband earning £500,000 a week, Mrs Beckham has homes of up to £7million on her shopping list. The 32-year…

Clever girls are more likely to binge-drink Last updated at 22:16pm on 17th January 2007 Young women are more likely to binge-drink if they are well educated, says a study. But the reverse is true in later life as those with fewer qualifications start drinking more heavily in their 40s. Researchers believe the difference could be down to the fact that better-educated females tend to put off child rearing while less-educated ones have children earlier and are more likely to drink heavily when the children are grown up. The type of jobs linked to higher and lower qualifications also contributes to contrasting drinking habits, the study found. …

Eight killed and transport chaos as storms lash Britain Last updated at 17:28pm on 18th January 2007 Comments A tree smashed through Richard Heard's car, killing him Waves dwarf walkers at Dover Eight people were killed today as savage storms swept across Britain. Many others were injured as gusts of up to 99mph and heavy downpours brought transport chaos and damage to buildings. Richard Heard, 54, was killed on his way to his work as managing director of Birmingham Airport when a tree branch smashed into his car windscreen on the B4373 near Bridgnorth, Shropshire. Another man, a passenger in a Ford Fiesta, died in Streatley, West Berk…

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070118/ap_on_sc/congo_gorillas_killed By TODD PITMAN, Associated Press Writer Wed Jan 17, 7:42 PM ET DAKAR, Senegal - Rebels in eastern Congo have killed and eaten two silverback mountain gorillas, conservationists said Wednesday, warning they fear more of the endangered animals may have been slaughtered in the lawless region. if(window.yzq_d==null)window.yzq_d=new Object();window.yzq_d['ego.BNGDJGo-']='&U=13a32rfdd%2fN%3dego.BNGDJGo-%2fC%3d567241.9709700.10701970.1442997%2fD%3dLREC%2fB%3d4307382'; Only about 700 mountain gorillas remain in the world, 380 of them spread across a range of volcanic mountains straddling the borde…

10,000 complain over the 'racists' of Big Brother By PAUL REVOIR - More by this author » Last updated at 22:39pm on 16th January 2007 Jo O'Meara, Jade Goody and Danielle Lloyd have been making fun of Shilpa's Indian accent In the Celebrity Big Brother house Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty seems to have very few friends. But outside the confines of Channel 4's reality TV show, she has almost 10,000. That's the number of angry viewers who have complained on her behalf, accusing her housemates of racism and bullying. Ofcom, the broadcasting standards watching, has received more than 7,600 complaints about Miss Shetty's treatment on the show. …

Goody's career 'finished' after Big Brother controversy Last updated at 15:51pm on 18th January 2007 Comments (1) Big bother: Danielle, Jade and Jo could face a public backlash when they leave the house Media expert Max Clifford believes Jade Goody may have destroyed her career due to her "indefensible" behaviour. The PR guru said: "Jade is the biggest loser in this, and deservedly so. She will be struggling to keep her career afloat. She clearly showed herself up for what she really is." The Perfume Shop have already announced they are removing Jade's perfume 'Shh...' after her bullying behaviour inside the house. The reality star's fragrance was o…