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September 2005 Issue 3
In Brief

Rev Paisley demands all Sein Fein members submit to anal inspections

Formula 1 secures new sponsorship from Marlo Bro. Cigro Hats

Chutney on telescope blamed for mistaken 10th planet claim


Entertainments

James Blunt: 'My beautiful chart success has been beautiful'

Hollywood writer shortage leads to 98% of new movies being remakes


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Lord Coe to Pimp London Prostitutes for Olympic 'Construction Revenue'

Lord Coe shows off one of the new IOC official prostitutes that will generate huge revenues for the city
Lord Coe shows off one of the new IOC official prostitutes that will generate huge revenues for the city

London 2012 committee chairman, Lord Sebastian Coe, today announced plans to generate more "construction revenue" by maximising the cities under-utilised street walkers.

The announcement comes on the back of the committees highly lucrative lottery racket which has generated several million pounds for the London Olympic Commitee.

Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said the Olympic brothels were being set up now to allow enough time for the committee to raise the money needed for the extensive construction. Full Story >>

Suicide pigeon shot dead outside busy shopping centre

Suicide pigeon shot dead outside busy shopping centreA new terror alert has been issued across the country after an overweight pigeon stuffed with explosives was shot and killed outside a Birmingham shopping centre.

People have been told to keep an eye open for particularly fat birds especially those that appear to be nervous and struggling to fly.

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Local Reverend Arrested in Illegal Mushroom Trafficing
Local Reverend Arrested in Illegal Mushroom TrafficingA local town Reverend has been charged with drug offences following a police sting operation in Hampshire.
Teams of officers arrested Reverend John Willows, 67 of Andover, whilst he was trekking across a popular family walking area in the Cotswald Hills on Sunday morning.

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Climate pact between US and Asia-Pacific states way more groovy than Kyoto
Climate pact between US and Asia-Pacific states way more groovy than Kyoto The new US/ Asia-Pacific climate pact has been gaining increased international support thanks to its laid back and 'groovy' style.
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