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BBC News - Councils in England spending millions on potholes
Councils across England are paying out millions to repair potholes and compensate road users affected by them, BBC research finds.
02-28-2011 Tags councils, england, news, potholes, spending

BBC News - Product placement ban on British TV lifted
A ban on product placement is lifted, allowing advertisers to pay for their goods to be seen on British TV for the first time.
02-28-2011 Tags british, lifted, news

BBC News - Narnia producer Perry Moore dies at 39
Perry Moore, a co-producer of The Chronicles of Narnia film franchise and the author of a novel about a gay superhero, dies aged 39.
02-21-2011 Tags dies, moore, narnia, news, perry

BBC News - New large species of squid found
A new species of squid has been discovered by scientists during a research cruise in the southern Indian ocean.
11-15-2010 Tags found, large, news, species, squid

BBC News - 'World's tallest' Jesus statue erected in Poland
A gigantic statue of Jesus - claimed to be the world's tallest is erected in a western Polish town.
11-08-2010 Tags jesus, news, poland, statue, tallest, world

BBC News - Escaped chimpanzee damages police car in Kansas City
Escaped chimpanzee goes on the loose in Kansas City causing damage to a police car
10-22-2010 Tags chimpanzee, city, escaped, kansas, news

BBC News - 'Tipsy' alcohol gene 'could help curb alcoholism'
Scientists say they have found a "tipsy" gene that explains why some people feel the effects of alcohol more quickly than others.
10-20-2010 Tags alcohol, alcoholism, help, news, tipsy

BBC News - Chilean President Sebastian Pinera arrives in UK
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera flies into the UK for talks with David Cameron, fresh from greeting the last of the 33 miners to be freed after 69 days underground.
10-17-2010 Tags chilean, news, pinera, president

BBC News - Ian Tomlinson post-mortem examination report withheld
One of the post-mortem examination reports into the death of Ian Tomlinson has been withheld from authorities, it emerges.
09-08-2010 Tags examination, mortem, news, post, withheld

BBC News - Carla Bruni makes acting debut with Woody Allen
French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy makes her acting debut in a Woody Allen film being shot in Paris.
07-29-2010 Tags acting, bruni, carla, debut, makes, news, woody

BBC News - North Korea - the most bizarre country in the world
Despite being give the usual stage-managed, sanitised tour of North Korea, Sue Lloyd-Roberts still got to see why it is the most bizarre country in the world.
05-29-2010 Tags bbc, bbc news, british, foreign, international, news, news online, online, service, uk, world

California Insurer Drops Rate Hikes After Errors Are Found - Shots - Health News Blog : NPR
The latest news on health and medicine from NPR
05-01-2010 Tags after, blog, california, drops, errors, health, hikes, insurer, news, rate, shots

Snowing in Georgia
We're getting a bit of snow here today in the Atlanta Metro Area. Here are some photos from our yard taken with a Nikon Coolpix S560. Enjoy!
02-12-2010 Tags atlanta, georgia, news, nikon coolpix s560, snow, snowing

Now in the News
Your quick and complete hourly news update.
10-11-2009 and 1 other Tags news

FOX News Poll: 52 Percent Say Town Hall Protesters Expressing Authentic Outrage
Nearly half of Americans feel 'frightened' or 'angry' about the government being more involved in their health care, and a majority say the outrage being expressed by town hall protesters is authentic.
08-14-2009 Tags authentic, expressing, hall, news, percent, protesters

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