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- 18:24 Lenihan continues talks with bank bosses
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- 15:49 2010 Tour de France to start in Rotterdam
Top stories from Thursday, 20.11.08
- 17:20 Five changes to Argentina side to play Ireland
- 15:49 2010 Tour de France to start in Rotterdam
- 15:42 2009 Tour de France to start in Rotterdam
- 13:07 Walcott undergoes surgery on dislocated shoulder
- 13:03 Keane denies FA charge of improper conduct
Top stories from Thursday, 20.11.08
- 18:24 Lenihan continues talks with bank bosses
- 17:13 SIPTU optimistic strike action at Aer Lingus can be averted
- 17:05 High earners hit with 3% income levy in new Finance Bill
- 15:27 PSNI face €24 million shortfall over republican threat
- 15:20 UUP to decide on election pact with Tories
Top stories from Thursday, 20.11.08
- 17:44 US jobless rate rockets
- 13:34 Obama to appoint Daschle as Health Secretary
- 09:12 World stock markets suffer further sharp losses
- 15:34 Bill Clinton helping Hillary's bid for State job
- 09:20 Obama chooses Clinton aide as attorney general
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- How dysfunctional families lead to the horror of the Baby P case
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Columnist Comments
• Eamonn McCann: Why isn’t Obama quizzing Bush over bail-out billions?
Sooner or later, the American people will see through Obama’s lack of transparency.
• Lindy McDowell: Why Stone’s ‘art’ wasn’t in the frame
In common with about 100% of the population I did not for a minute think that Michael Stone’s attack on Stormont was a work of performance art.
• Gail Walker: Why we don’t need Charles on Nolan show
Buoyed by an uplift in public support following his 60th birthday celebrations, Prince Charles is up to his old tricks again.
• Ed Curran: Dear Peter and Martin, have you no shame as people go to the wall?
Not long to go now before Stormont is on its holidays again. I refer to the 108 folks on the hill.
Columnist Comments
• Robert Fisk: Fear stalks the streets of Kandaha
There is a little girl in the Meir Wais hospital with livid scars and dead skin across her face, an obscene map of brown and pink tissue.
• Frances Burscough: Why I’m sure we’ll all have a funny turn this winter
There’s something funny going on in Belfast. In fact, it’s getting funnier by the week.
• Eric Waugh: Why a Tory election win could be a loss for Northern Ireland
The infighting in the Tory Party over the body of George Osborne may not strike many this side as of great domestic importance.
• Mark Steel: Losers who hate to love Obama
Oh they've all changed now. Suddenly they all like Obama, so even Republican spokesmen are saying things like: "This great and truly memorable moment shows what a wonderful country we are.
Columnist Comments
• James Lawton: Memories of Thomson's valour live on at heart of Scottish game
Around the time Diego Maradona arrived in Glasgow about as amiably as a cornered wolverine – "I do not speak in English" he told a wildly optimistic radio man waving a mike over the heads of a police cordon – Scottish football was gathering in a large banqueting room to honour, with immense feeling and great dignity, the life of a rather different kind of footballer.
• Joe Kernan: Lower the prices GAA, that is just the ticket
To say that we are living in challenging financial times would be something of an understatement.
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- Swedish ice hockey game delayed by sex toys
- Naked man wedged in chimney
- Zoo animals found in suspected drug den
- Girl changes her name to 'Cutout Dissection.com'
- Monkey works as waiter
- Ban for viewing sci-fi film while driving truck
- Man punches shark to save pet dog
- Politician and pilot spot UFO in Meath
- Dog rescues owner by calling police
- Police use Taser on nude man walking his dog
- Burglar attacks with sausage and spices
- Man with 86 wives vows to marry more
- Outback mayor urges 'ugly' women to move
- Spanish monarch replaced by Homer Simpson
- Pooh blocks drains in Ballymoney
- Britain's smallest burglar: It's a tall man's world
- Couple fined over 'sex games' at war memorial
- Nevada brothel entices visitors with free petrol