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Pictured: Swastika the size of a tennis court is trampled into a German cornfield By Allan Hall Last updated at 5:02 PM on 24th August 2010 Comments (0) Add to My Stories Sixty-five years since it became illegal to display one the size of a thumb, a gigantic swastika has been discovered in a cornfield in Germany. Authorities fear neo-Nazis trampled the crop in a field in Assling, Bavaria, to create the enormous symbol adopted by Adolf Hitler and his followers. Although only visible from the air the swastika - the size of a tennis court - is proving embarrassing to local authorities. Swastika in field It was reported at the weeke…

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Is this Jordan's most bizarre outfit yet? Katie Price dresses as a human iPod complete... with Nanos for earrings! By Jody Thompson Last updated at 1:50 PM on 20th August 2010 Comments (263) Add to My Stories She's never been a shrinking violet when it comes to wearing outrageous clothes - but Katie Price has turned up the volume even further with her latest get-up. Tongue firmly in cheek but with her eye on the pound signs, glamour model and business woman Ms Price dressed as a giant silver iPod, complete with Nanos as earrings, to launch her own range. The skin-tight silver suit showed off her most bankable assets and she set off the …

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11027568 The headline speaks for itself.

Hello again. 'kay, now my internet tabs are being fucktards. Again, I googled and asked in Yahoo Answers, and again I'm here at coldplaying -__- ANYWAYS. So, for some bloody reason an intnernet tabs fucks up, like refreshes automatically or goes to the last page :blank: Lookeh, I'm a prnt scrn paster; Translation? :awesome: This tab is recovering. One problem with this page that Internet Explorer was closed and re-open the tab It annoys the fuck out of me :blank: And it keeps doing it when I'm writing something really long, and I have to write it again, It just happens at the most inconvenient moments. :mean:

Click and collect, the new way to beat the queues at Tesco: Britain's first supermarket drive-thru opens for business By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 4:37 PM on 23rd August 2010 Comments (142) Add to My Stories Supermarket giant Tesco is set to open the UK's first drive-thru store, it was announced today. The service is aimed at customers who do not want to carry out their weekly shop themselves, but who also do not have time to wait at home for an internet delivery. Instead, for a flat fee of £2, they will be able to drive to a dedicated area in a Tesco store at a set time and pick up their shopping without having to leav…

We're alive! TV images of Chilean miners 18 DAYS after being trapped... but it could be Christmas before they are rescued By James White Last updated at 7:04 PM on 23rd August 2010 Comments (62) Videos Add to My Stories Miners' message from 2,300ft below: 'All 33 of us are fine in the shelter' It will take months to get them out, say experts Men are in a mine shaft shelter the size of a small apartment Rescue workers were today battling to reach 33 miners trapped underground for 18 days in a Chilean mine. Experts said it would take months to dig the men out after they managed to attach a paper message to a probe sent 2,300ft below …

DNA tests reveal 'Hitler was descended from the Jews and Africans he hated' By Allan Hall Last updated at 4:41 PM on 23rd August 2010 Comments (37) Add to My Stories Revealing: The DNA tests on relatives of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler show he was probably descended from Jewish people and North Africans DNA tests have revealed Adolf Hitler may have been related to both Jews and black people that he earmarked for extermination. Brussels news magazine Knack has claimed that DNA obtained from the Nazi leader's relatives living in America led to the discovery. Journalist Jean-Paul Mulders garnered the DNA from a serviette dropped by one of…

Man dies trying to leap 30ft across harbour in his Rover hatchback in 'Starsky and Hutch'-style stunt By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 11:26 AM on 23rd August 2010 Comments (75) Add to My Stories Daredevil: Jamie Hocking was killed as he tried to jump 30ft across a harbour in his car A 20-year-old was killed in a ‘Starsky and Hutch’-style stunt trying to jump 30ft across a harbour in his car. Jamie Hocking had told friends he would one day use a pier as a ramp and leap over the water in his Rover hatchback and land on the other side. But when he came to carry out the dare at the quayside in Porthleven, Cornwall, his car topple…

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Peter Crouch hangs his head in shame as he faces showdown with devastated fiancée Abbey Clancy By Ben Todd and Donna Mcconnell Last updated at 3:52 PM on 9th August 2010 Comments (68) Add to My Stories With his 6ft 7in stooped and bowed, and his head hanging, England footballer Peter Crouch, 29, cut a distinctly shamed figure as he emerged today. The Tottenham Hotspur striker made his first appearance in public following revelations of a lurid encounter with a teenage prostitute while on a stag night in Madrid. Today a stony-faced Abbey Clancy, 24, was seen on the phone at a riding stables where she was being consoled by friend Toni …

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Israeli ex-soldier causes stir with Facebook pictures Pictures of an Israeli woman soldier posing in front of blindfolded and cuffed Palestinian prisoners that have been posted on Facebook triggered a stir in Israel on Monday. Israeli public television broadcast the pictures and the army issued a statement denouncing the "shameless behaviour" of the woman, Eden Abargil, who it said completed her military service a year ago. Abargil posted pictures on her Facebook site showing her smiling and posing in front of three Palestinian prisoners blindfolded and cuffed, with a caption that said: "The army, the best time of my life." "This reflects an attitude which has…

U.S. couple lose custody of children with Nazi-inspired names By Mail Foreign Service Last updated at 4:23 PM on 6th August 2010 Comments (0) Add to My Stories A New Jersey couple who gave their children Nazi-inspired names should not regain custody of them, a court has ruled. Authorities removed Heath and Deborah Campbell’s three young children from their home in January 2009. A month earlier, the family drew attention when a supermarket refused to decorate a birthday cake for their son, Adolf Hitler Campbell. Heath and Deborah Campbell, pictured here leaving a court hearing last year, will not regain custody of their child…

iPad users 'are the selfish elite', claims survey By Daniel Bates Last updated at 12:30 AM on 30th July 2010 Comments (99) Add to My Stories Stephen Fry attends the photocall to launch the Apple iPad in May Are you wealthy, sophisticated and smart but don’t care about anybody else? The chances are you own an iPad. A survey has revealed the typical person who has bought Apple’s latest gadget is unkind and has little empathy for others. They have been branded the ‘selfish elite’ by a poll of 20,000 consumers carried out by an American research company. The £429 device has become the most desired gadget in Britain since its launch in M…

Spirit in the sky: The mysterious photo that shows 'something' looming over suburban Surrey By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:45 PM on 21st August 2010 Comments (110) Add to My Stories Perhaps it is just a few wisps of cloud blown together. But even cynics would have to admit that this apparition floating in a vivid blue sky has the look of a ghostly angel. It was photographed by Christine Snowdon, 61, who says she has been seeing angels since she was four. Spooky: Ghost? Angel? Vapour trail? As a lifelong believer in angels, Christine Snowdon was in no doubt when she snapped this extraordinary image The leg…

Footballer sex scandal gossip sweeps internet after second England player's super-injunction is revealed By Jack Doyle Last updated at 12:44 PM on 21st August 2010 Add to My Stories Guessing game: The footballer cannot be named, but that has not stopped fans from sharing their views on his identity The identity of the England footballer using an injunction to prevent exposure of a sexual relationship yesterday became the subject of a guessing game on the internet. Football websites and message boards went into meltdown after details of the draconian order were revealed by the Daily Mail. The name of the individual – a father of one in …

Iron Lady: The mother-of-one who is so magnetic metal objects stick to her for 45 MINUTES By Arthur Martin Last updated at 5:36 PM on 19th August 2010 Comments (9) Add to My Stories It looks like an elaborate practical joke using some strategically placed double-sided tape. But these assortment of metal objects stay on Brenda Allison's skin because she has a heightened electromagnetic current running through her body, it is thought. Coins, safety pins, magnets, spanners and even a metal lid from a Vaseline pot can stay on her body for up to 45 minutes without falling off. Attraction: Brenda Allison, 50, is so magnetically charged t…

End of the road for clampers: Cowboys who prey on millions parking on private land to be outlawed in victory for the Mail By James Slack Last updated at 12:29 PM on 17th August 2010 Comments (394) Add to My Stories In a sensational victory for the Daily Mail, wheel clamping is to be banned on all private land. The Coalition has decided that enough is enough after 1.5million motorists were snared by ruthless clamping companies last year. They have torn up the last Government's plans to regulate the industry in favour of an outright ban. Towing away will also be outlawed. Immobile: The sight of a car clamped on private land s…

Legacy of the ladette: Women's binge drinking is linked to alarming rise in teenage promiscuity and abortions, finds major UK study By Sophie Borland Last updated at 10:10 PM on 20th August 2010 Comments (0) Add to My Stories The devastating effects of excess alcohol on young women have been spelled out by a major study. Binge drinking ‘ladettes’ are 40 per cent likelier to have an abortion. And the proportion of teenage girls who blame alcohol for losing their virginity has more than doubled compared with 60 years ago. Cheers? A hangover may the least of the girl's problems when she sobers up The study, the most extensive…

Crocodile in the Channel! France closes beaches after 'huge' beast is spotted By Peter Allen Last updated at 8:59 PM on 20th August 2010 Comments (42) Add to My Stories English Channel beaches in France were closed yesterday after a crocodile was said to have been spotted in the sea. The 'huge' creature was apparently seen swimming around sailing boats in the port of Boulogne. It is high season on the Channel beaches, with thousands swimming and sunbathing, and a local official said: 'We decided to close all beaches nearby and ban swimming just in case. Quelles dents! A sal****er crocodile, like the one that may have been swimming…

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King rat: Two-and-a-half-foot 'ratzilla' shot on estate as super-sized rodents are found in UK By Chris Brooke Last updated at 7:01 PM on 19th August 2010 Comments (313) Add to My Stories They are big, terrifying and stalk the back alleys at night. Forget the muggers and hoodies, it’s a gang of giant rats that are sending residents of a housing estate into a state of mild panic. One of the 30-inch long ‘super rats’ was recently caught and killed, and the brave man who did the job said he saw four others of the same size scuttle away to safety. Infested: The Ravenscliffe estate, where residents have been plagued by giant rats, and…

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W2T5swEH3s]YouTube- Bull leaps out of ring and charges at crowd[/ame] A bull has injured 40 people after jumping out of the arena at a Spanish bullring and marauding through the crowd. TV footage shows the members of the crowd trying to restrain the animal - one fan grabs its tail - as it careers through the stands. Most of the injured were treated for cuts and bruises, officials in the northern town of Tafalla said. But nine people were taken to hospital in nearby Pamplona. Among them was a 10-year-old boy who apparently suffered multiple bruising when the bull fell on him, and a 24-year-old who was gored. The animal was brou…

The BBC has apologised after weatherman Tomasz Schafernaker was caught making a rude gesture live on air. He raised his middle finger after news presenter Simon McCoy jokingly said his forecast would be "100% accurate". After realising he had been shown on screen, Schafernaker tried to cover up by pretending to scratch his chin. "The News Channel presenter in the studio acknowledged a mistake had been made, and we apologise for any offence caused," a BBC spokesman said. "Tomasz was not aware that he was on air, and whilst the gesture was only shown for a second, it was not acceptable." During a joking handover, McCoy said: "Now we'll have the weather forecast in jus…