LONDON (Reuters) – Reservations are so tight at the world’s best restaurant that even head chef Ferran Adria is unable to get a booking for friends at short notice. more…
Results still pending on sleep over death (ABC)
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Tasmanian police investigating the death of a four-year-old boy during a sleep over are still waiting for forensic test results. more…
Arrested man in swine flu isolation (ABC)
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A man who was arrested last night is in isolation in Darwin's police watch house with suspected swine flu. more…
North Korea trying to enrich uranium, South says
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SEOUL (Reuters) – North Korea appears to be enriching uranium, potentially giving the state that has twice tested a plutonium-based nuclear device another path to making atomic weapons, South Korea’s defense minister said on Tuesday.
Johnny Depp’s ‘best ever’ role
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Johnny Depp has greeted screaming fans in London’s Leicester Square at the UK premiere of his latest movie Public Enemies. more…
Johnny Depp’s ‘best ever’ role
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Johnny Depp has greeted screaming fans in London’s Leicester Square at the UK premiere of his latest movie Public Enemies. more…
Police officer bashed
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June 29, 2009: Police are hunting a 15 year old boy who was involved in a shocking attack on a police officer in Brisbane’s north. more…
Top U.S. court agrees to hear case on NFL licensing
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CHICAGO (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday it would decide whether the National Football League should be treated as a single entity under federal antitrust law in a dispute over an exclusive license to make caps and other headgear.
Top court agrees to hear case on NFL licensing (Reuters)
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CHICAGO (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday it would decide whether the National Football League should be treated as a single entity under federal antitrust law in a dispute over an exclusive license to make caps and other headgear. more…
Three injured after motorbikes collide
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POLICE are investigating a collision between two motorbikes in Sydney that led to three people being sent to hospital. more…