Tuesday 18 June 2013
But, just a minute, where was the last one run? China. So no compromise there, then.
And a good thing that we're not relying on Bahrain to bail the world out.
PAUL DUNWELL
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Gerry forces Sammy into Mexican wave
Pubs, clubs and parties
Thousands turn out in the rain
This is the voyeur who put a spy-cam in disabled toilets at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
Prime Minister David Cameron was today hoping for a show of unity over Syria from the world's most powerful nations after a late-night showdown at the G8 summit in County Fermanagh
Internet and technology giants including Google and Microsoft are to be summoned to a meeting in Westminster where they will come under "unrelenting" pressure to do more to tackle online child porn.
Adam Ashley-Cooper insists Brian O'Driscoll remains as dangerous as ever as the rivals prepare to meet for the first time in Saturday's opening Test between Australia and the British and Irish Lions.
Brian O'Driscoll feels being on this year's British and Irish Lions tour is helping to keep him young.
Joe Kinnear risked alienating the Newcastle fans further by claiming to have "more intelligence than them".
Thousands of fans brought Times Square to a standstill as they waited to catch a glimpse of Brad Pitt at his premiere for World War Z.
Katy Perry "goes there" with Vogue about two of her high-profile relationships, as the magazine's July cover story.
Barry Cryer has criticised today's sitcoms for lacking believable characters.
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