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They've also had a fire at the Leicester plant. Bags of Walkers will be going for extortionate prices down on the street corners.
 

A driver led deputies on a meandering 45-minute pursuit from Jamul to a South Bay church on Thursday where he interrupted a funeral service before being taken into custody at the altar.
 
Various regional dailies in the north have shared this front page today.

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Northern dailies have united to run the same “brutal splash” urging Boris Johnson to keep his promise on rail improvements.

Newspapers across the North of England will run the front page tomorrow morning, which pays homage to Danny Boyle’s 1996 film Trainspotting.

Titles running the front page include Newcastle dailies The Chronicle and the Journal, the Teesside Gazette. Huddersfield Daily Examiner, Hull Daily Mail and Manchester Evening News.

The joint campaign comes amid reports the Prime Minister is set to scrap most of the eastern leg of the High Speed 2 railway line and dilute plans for a new line between Leeds and Manchester.

 
I was reading about bog bodies when this rather unexpected piece of speculation turned up (OK - not a local newspaper headline but not sure where else to put it)



From the end of the article:
A local signature could indicate that they had committed a crime and were sacrificed as a result. But being chosen as the fen's victim may also have been an honour, for the victim and their family, says Lynnerup.

Alternatively, if the strontium analyses indicate that the bog bodies had travelled to reach the fen this could suggest that they were high status individuals or even royalty.

What an idea...
 
Blimey, it's a morning for cat news here!


Crews from Lancing and Worthing Fire Stations found the missing cat and took him to safety.

A fire service spokesman said: “Once outside the building they were able to administer oxygen therapy to the cat using a specialist set of breathing apparatus designed for pets.

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I liked this bit -

The 58-year-old made headlines across the world in 2010 when a 4ft high concrete willy from his shop, which he refused to remove from the window, was seized by police. Officers, who had received complaints about it being obscene, carted off the masonry manhood on April Fools' Day.

Jason refused to pay an £80 fine to get the stone penis back and instead ordered 150 more of the ornaments from Indonesia.

The incident led to him launching the 'Free Willy' campaign, with pictures appearing online of a stone penises in various locations and disguises.


Pressure was put on North Yorkshire Police to release the ornament and it was later returned to the shop on Bedale Road.
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Jason Hadlow with a police officer and the offending object

He said that they managed to capture some CCTV of the thieves but, due to the light conditions, they were unable to identify them.

Jason added: "We should have had night vision out there, frankly we cocked up!"

:D
 
I was reading about bog bodies when this rather unexpected piece of speculation turned up (OK - not a local newspaper headline but not sure where else to put it)


i actually had read that idea decades ago. it was strange then too.
 
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