January 28 2009
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- Andy Murray can top great summer for British sport
- Sopranos star James Gandolfini dies
- Nama provides £15m to finance completion of Belfast office blocks
- Obama girls Malia and Sasha unimpressed with holiday in Ireland
- George Osborne hints at sell-off of Ulster Bank from RBS
- Dig hopes to unearth secrets of Plantation
- Obama assassination bid fears - aircraft carriers on standby off Irish coast during G8 summit
- Failed asylum seeker in £85,000 payout over illegal detention claim
- Dotcom 'in tears' as files deleted
- Has Rory Best become a victim of the yips?
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Latest Showbiz News
Madonna unveils her tour movie new
Madonna has admitted there were days when she was so exhausted she didn't want to perform during her recent MDNA world tour.
Woodley sad about Spider-Man cut new
Shailene Woodley has revealed her dismay at not appearing in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
Pitt: Re-shoot decision was painful new
Brad Pitt has admitted it felt "abysmal" when he realised that the end of his new film World War Z needed to be re-shot.
Latest Food and Drink News
UK 'a few days away' from food shortage
British people should eat less meat and retailers and food producers should be penalised for wasting food, according to a hard-hitting new report that warned the UK is “never more than a few days away” from a significant food shortage.
Historian claims to have published Coca Cola's 'secret formula' days after man tries to sell another variant on eBay for $5m
One man is threatening to lift the veil of secrecy that surrounds Coca Cola's 'secret formula' as he claims to publish a copy of the original recipe in a new book.
Unpalatable truth about sugar in our food
Are you unwittingly eating more sugar than is good for you?
Diners catching on to the pleasures of pairing beer with food
There may be more than 100 beers on offer at Tim Ferket's restaurant and an extensive menu of hearty Belgian cuisine, but he begins by offering me a glass of ale and a bowl of crisps.
Latest Motoring News
Citroen DS5: Beyond the norm
Cars of real character – that’s always been a Citroën hallmark. It’s a criterion that oozes from the flowing lines of the French company’s flagship DS5, and now you can have this stand out from the crowd car in hybrid form.
Subaru BRZ: It’s no looker, but what a cooker!
Subaru’s dynamic BRZ is never going to win any beauty competitions. It’s a car with attitude – the mean, no make that brutal, demeanour of a 1970’s American muscle car.
Seat Toledo: Value all the way
Way back when, Spanish manufacturer SEAT contented itself with bashing out inferior copies of decidedly low rent Fiat models.
Volvo V40: Compact car, big heart
In marketing speak they are calling the 2013 model year Volvo V40 an estate, but think five-door hatchback and you’ll be closer to the initial showroom impression.
