Mother survives for five days trapped in a car after plunging down 100ft ravine

It's amazing story that they didn't give up and found her in a place where she could easily have been lost forever. "Mother-of-two Amber Pennell survived for five days pinned under the dashboard of her wrecked car after it plunged down a 100-ft ravine.Without food or water,...

Snaking out: Former X Factor contestant's 6ft boa escapes from his home

"Residents were warned to keep their doors and windows closed yesterday after a 6ft boa constrictor escaped from the home of a former contestant on the television show X Factor. The snake, which kills its prey by...

British women face jail after drunken rampage on jumbo jet

British travellers overseas are continuing to make their country proud, with two girls getting so drunk on a flight from Greece to Manchester that they tried to open the plane door during flight. They had to be wrestled to the ground and handcuffed. The incident is just a...

The meatiest feast - Russians create a 335ft long barbecue

"Most BBQs entail flipping a couple of burgers at the bottom of your garden and assembling a vegetable kebab if you're feeling creative. But that was not the case in Moscow as a team of Russians decided to...

Sovereign funds fly out dollar deposits

In reaction to growing US dollar weaknes, some sovereign wealth funds decided to reduce their exposure to that currency. According to the following FT article "Behind the scenes, fund officials are questioning the credibility of the Federal Reserve and US Treasury in...

The moment a kayaker risks his life by plunging 120ft down a waterfall

"Fancy a gentle paddle down the Thames? Or a splash about in the Norfolk Broads? Or maybe something a bit more bracing?Like a 120ft vertical drop, straight down the front of a churning, thundering, pounding waterfall into a jagged mess of rocks, froth and vegetation, with...

Camera Capture: Incredible moment as surfers are hit by 50ft wave off Cornwall

"In Penzance, in Cornwall, stormy weather has created 50ft waves. "Penzance never gets waves like this. No one here has ever seen anything like it. I was out there for ages watching the surfers. It is SO UNUSUAL"

Homeowner arrested after the burglar he confronted falls 30ft

"A homeowner was arrested after a burglar plunged from the balcony of his top-floor flat.The intruder suffered head injuries and is fighting for his life after falling around 30ft on to a concrete path.Later police arrested the owner and are investigating whether the intruder...

Entrepreneur Tenacity/ Dan Wanger Tries to Tise Again

A good profile of Dan Wagner and his career history to date. Although he has an uncanny knack of failing to impress the city and has almost certainly made some poor decisions, you have got to respect the mans tenacity. Being relentlessly yourself in this day and age is an...

Politics Is Pragmatic

"The Financial Times discovers that even left wing regimes can be pragmatic. They seem surprised at the success of globalized capitalism which they have touted for so long. Morales opts for a pragmatic Bolivia"

More Votes Than Registered Voters

The mainstream media censored the vast majority of the evidence of fraud, so that most Americans to this day, have never heard a fraction of what was amiss.

Universal backs free music rival to iTunes

"Universal Music, the world’s largest music company, is backing a start-up that will allow consumers to download songs for free. It will rely on advertising for its revenues, offering a different business model from that of Apple Computer’s popular iTunes music store."

Computers write news at Thomson

"The computers work so fast that an earnings story can be released within 0.3 seconds of the company making results public."

UK urges Europe to step up security measures

"John Reid, UK home secretary, on Wednesday urged his European counterparts to adopt tighter anti-terror measures across the continent, along the lines of those adopted by Britain."

Sony to share cost of Dell battery recall

"Sony on Tuesday said it would pay some of the costs involved in Dell’s recall of millions of notebook computer batteries made by the Japanese company."

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