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  1. English language campaigners blast public signs
  2. Absinthe friends: Marilyn Manson teams up with Swiss distillers
  3. Sri Lankan police want pet dogs to fight terror
  4. Malaysian judge makes house call to accused to verify claim of sickness
  5. Rock concerts have Hampton Court Palace all shook up
  6. 5 years after winning record Powerball prize, W. Virginia man reflects on fate
  7. Jet envy: Google founders pay for big parking perk
  8. Don't pay a penne more for pasta!
  9. Weighty mystery: kilo standard sheds 50 microgrammes
  10. Belgium's Mannekin Pis drips for prostate awareness
  11. Bullfighter wiped out by mosquito
  12. Sick man fined for going to work
  13. And it seemed like such a good idea..
  14. Armstrong Foundation claims pet collars infringe on wristband trademark
  15. British scientists develop 'non-sticky' chewing gum
  16. Daddy exam quizzes Japan's men on potties, parenting
  17. CORRECTED-Daddy exam quizzes Japan's men on potties, parenting
  18. Boa makes home of car in Austria
  19. Donkey doing fine after taking a tumble down abandoned well in Minnesota
  20. Michigan man gets caught red-handed by his own burglar booby trap
  21. Sick man fined for going to work
  22. Venezuela cooks up soup for the masses, claims world record
  23. Michigan farm has corn maze designed to bear the likeness of Ford
  24. Carriage horse at NYC's Central Park breaks loose, runs into tree and dies
  25. Australian navy defends paying for breast implants
  26. Hong Kong woman fights off giant python
  27. Malaysia using kits to find bear bile in Chinese medicine
  28. Travellers clamouring to see airport bathroom in Craig arrest
  29. Woman celebrates 100th birthday with ride in sidecar of friend's motorcycle
  30. Kentucky burglar who learned how to steal from TV show sentenced to 12 years
  31. EBay stops sale of Belgium
  32. Stranded cat gets hosed out of tree by firefighters in Yonkers, N.Y.
  33. Dozy bank robber in Cyprus falls asleep on the job
  34. In new war on pigeons, Venice weddings to be rice-free
  35. Duck! Here comes Super Teacher!
  36. City arms traffic cops with assault weapons
  37. Baboon adopts chicken at zoo
  38. "Mr. Skin" cashes in on obsession with naked women
  39. Holocaust song title has firm squirming
  40. "Dead" man wakes up under autopsy knife
  41. Disgruntled voter puts Belgium for sale on EBay amid political crisis
  42. Tomorrow you'll pay a buccaneer for corn?
  43. Public to decide fate of 756th home run ball
  44. Banning rice at weddings to keep pigeons away
  45. Americans getting lax about clean hands?
  46. Man stripped, shaved for posting ads
  47. Australian mom sues doctor because she had twins after fertility treatment
  48. World's oldest man turns 112 in Japan and says he'd like to live forever
  49. Nebraska state senator sues God in protest against another lawsuit
  50. New York broker accused in 'spin rage,' assault on gym member
  51. Utah woman, 70, pleads not guilty in case stemming from unwatered lawn
  52. Tomorrow you'll pay a buccaneer for corn?
  53. Banning rice at weddings to keep pigeons away
  54. Americans getting lax about clean hands?
  55. Bear gets more than he bargained for in sanatorium
  56. British professor wins prize for bar-fight research
  57. German politician proposes seven-year limit on marriages
  58. From plate to engine: French city powers buses with food scraps
  59. Polish party posts nude posters for upcoming election
  60. Fur flies over Paddington marmalade mystery
  61. More than 100,000 cans of Moosehead beer stolen from Ont. trucking facility
  62. Man finds lost camera through e-mails
  63. SKorea gets tough on sex tourism
  64. Florida veterinarian extracts toy lizard from inside real lizard
  65. Puerto Rican mare extends losing streak to 125 races
  66. Brothers on the cutting edge of knock-offs
  67. Wine labels with Hitler's image seized in Italy
  68. Romanian parliament debates whether transfer of 'Dracula' castle was legal
  69. Psst! Wanna buy a chocolate bar? Black market for junk food at Winnipeg school
  70. French village says 'non merci' to Sarkozy portrait
  71. Firefighters rescue man trapped in chimney trying to enter home; says he was drunk
  72. Heavyweights panic as woman dives for sumo ring
  73. Red lights dim in brothel district
  74. Human ancestor had mix of primitive, modern traits
  75. Irish defence forces eyed UFOs for 37 years
  76. Tiny British village set to vote on EU treaty: report
  77. Mystery boy found in iron coffin identified as 15-year-old who died in 1852
  78. Two golfers score aces on same New Jersey hole, one after another
  79. Human ancestor had mix of primitive, modern traits
  80. Police recover stolen Moosehead cans, but bottles still on the lam
  81. Hippy, playboy Jesus ad riles Belgian bishops
  82. Buff justice: 'Bored' US man charged over naked stick up
  83. Israel scrambles warplanes to intercept 'Syrian' birds
  84. Dads walking daughters down the aisle, a no-no in Stockholm
  85. Man charged with stealing false teeth from another's mouth during fight
  86. Hampton declares victory in leaders' debate at Hockey Hall of Fame visit
  87. Headless corpses raise ritual killing fear
  88. Thousands of hyphens perish as English marches on
  89. Fashion chain Zara withdraws swastika handbag
  90. Raging bull wanders away, attacks house in Killingly, Conn.
  91. Australian completes 10,000-kilometre horseback trip from Mongolia to Hungary
  92. SKorean director offers Kim free 'blockbuster' film
  93. Malaysia cop sacked for taking second wife
  94. Parking meters go green in eco-guerrilla day of action
  95. New Yorker takes burrito-eating title by scarfing down more than 10 burritos
  96. Town says teen can't keep pet rooster
  97. Police: Man beheads tame hotel duck
  98. British Porsche driver jailed for 10 weeks for clocking 277 km/h
  99. Forbidden City coffee shop replaces Starbucks
  100. Man kills road worker over damaged wheel
  101. So give up caviar: it's not brain sturgery!
  102. Judge reprimanded for swearing during trial
  103. The man who mistook pickles for anthrax
  104. "Hey beautiful...the back door's open"
  105. Foreign students in Britain to be schooled in queuing
  106. Nepal to keep nudes off Everest
  107. China's ex-president Jiang Zemin takes stage at National Theatre
  108. Former Michigan cop, wife charged for eating marijuana brownies
  109. Return of the Devil's Bible to Prague draws crowds of curious Czechs
  110. Crossword gives Massachusetts woman a clue; boyfriend was proposing marriage
  111. Study: Financial incentives can motivate employees to lose weight
  112. N.S. man who stole forklift and drove it through town sentenced to six months
  113. Costly love spell lands Greek astrologer in court
  114. In sex life of jumping spiders, size matters
  115. Motorist jailed for British speeding record
  116. Alberta's newest millionaire says$8.8M Lotto 6-49 ticket used as bookmark
  117. 'Filthy Shakespeare' book romp of a read of Bard's rough-and-tumble London: review
  118. Speak 'Bush' in one easy lesson
  119. Nine racing bikes stolen from Canadians at world championships
  120. Nerds at Washington State University hope to auction selves to sorority women
  121. Bethlehem police nab Israeli with 900 chickens
  122. Barmaid with a real sense of humor..
  123. What? Did I say something wrong?
  124. Leader rails at teen breast implants gift fad
  125. Cricket great denies claims of affair
  126. Phone credit low? Africans go for "beeping"
  127. China bans "sexual sounds" on airwaves
  128. Japanese can now buy stress-relief milk -- for 5,000 yen per bottle
  129. Video game simulation has San Jose winning Stanley Cup this season
  130. Ohio man accused of cutting friend's house in half with a power saw
  131. Tots' bunny nabbed in circus protest
  132. Flag-painted hydrant removed from Oregon dog park following complaints
  133. Sixty pint beer binge leads to four-week hangover
  134. Fore! Students collect golf balls for US soldiers in Iraq
  135. Bored Danish teen jailed for PM 'death threat'
  136. US Navy to remodel 'swastika-shaped' barracks
  137. eBay shoplifter nabbed in France
  138. 'Menage a trois' seeks to preserve Belgian unity
  139. No need for dissection as see-through frogs jump in
  140. 'Austrian court sees monkey business in move to have chimp declared a 'person'
  141. These ballots can't be stuffed
  142. Witchdoctor caught at poll tribunal
  143. Bounty for 'gangster' monkeys terrorising tourists at Cambodian temple
  144. Pennsylvania pet store puts two-headed turtle on display
  145. Florida man in legal fight with home's former owner over $100K found in attic
  146. Flag-painted hydrant to be reinstalled at Oregon dog park, with a fence
  147. Need a junta leader? Danish group puts Myanmar's on sale
  148. Rare Scotch whisky tops world record auction price
  149. Arizona woman left in CT scanner for hours; then trapped in locked office
  150. Thief nailed selling a million stolen screws
  151. N.Y. judge who called man a 'pig', another 'dysfunctional' to step down
  152. Flag sales surge as split talk grows
  153. Oktoberfest reveler stuck in chimney for 12 hours
  154. Push-up bra ads banned as meeting nears
  155. Film fanatic Kim Jong-Il looks forward to summit gifts: report
  156. Spanish town tosses world's biggest salad
  157. Screw-up: fastner thief nailed from Internet site
  158. Big splash cannot dampen greatest day for "Wet Woody"
  159. US man skips stone a world record 51 times on water
  160. Surrogate mother gives birth to her own twin grandchildren in Brazil
  161. Official: New world record in "ear-lifting"
  162. Not much oom-pah but lots of oomph at Edmonton accordion extravaganza
  163. Italian archbishop closes convent after nuns come to blows
  164. Chimpanzee shot dead after escaping from zoo enclosure in England
  165. China bans ads for push-up bras, figure-enhancing underwear and sex toys
  166. From heart-broken to broke? Japan divorce loan helps
  167. Anderson, ex-Hilton beau head for marriage?
  168. Turner Prize: Is it art? Fans get chance to decide
  169. Once-puritan South Africa holds its first sex fair
  170. Italian police investigate alleged book thief, recover dozens of items
  171. Chavez releases CD of traditional Venezuelan music
  172. Surprised duck hunter shoots 11-kilogram alligator in Wisconsin river
  173. Once-puritan South Africa holds its first sex fair
  174. New world record in 'ear-lifting'
  175. Message in bottle: Marriage meant to be
  176. English villagers' gargoyle mystery solved
  177. Anti-fur protesters bare all in central Paris
  178. Biologists aim to wipe out "Rat Island"
  179. "Burglar" turns out to be drunk neighbor
  180. Rubik's Cube comes home to Hungary for world championship
  181. Polish premier doesn't have a driving licence
  182. Michigan sheriff offers to marry fugitive robbers if they surrender
  183. Nepal king's head spared on new banknotes
  184. 'How to be English' a YouTube hit for schoolboy
  185. With DVD gifts, Kim Jong-Il gets chattier
  186. Chavez to take Venezuela backward in time - 30 minutes, to be exact
  187. Another 'Star Trek' actor in the sky as asteroid named for George Takei
  188. Don't look for Bush at Iran university anytime soon
  189. US men battle over ownership of amputated leg
  190. Woman staying put, forcing commercial development to be built around house
  191. Sting in tail as wife sends scorpions in mail
  192. Stone head mystery leaves area vexed
  193. Casket sales tip off police to murders
  194. Court rejects bid to make polygamy easier
  195. I'd like a car loan and 20 condoms, please
  196. West Virginia man accused of trying to flee from police while riding lawnmower drunk
  197. Thai chilli triggers chemical alert in London
  198. Australia customs officials find drugs hidden in Mr. Potato Head
  199. Kim Jong-Il becomes football hero for summit blog
  200. Mr. Potato Head in Australia ecstasy bust
  201. Real Nobel laureates show silly side at Ig Nobels ceremony
  202. Super spicy Thai chili sauce sparks road closures, evacuations in central London
  203. New Caledonia crows join exclusive tool-making club of humans and Chimpanzees
  204. Cops go out on a limb for amputee
  205. Man charged in theft of two trailers full of Moosehead and Labatt beer
  206. Spicy chili smell leads to evacuation
  207. Man pleads guilty to killing girlfriend's hamsters in fit of rage
  208. Kim Jong-Il becomes football hero for summit blog
  209. Czech couple uncover baby switch after DNA test
  210. SKorea to host conference on condom size
  211. Plastic bottle saves Japanese sailor
  212. Restaurant's chillis cause chemical scare
  213. Hashish "spacecakes" become chicken-friendly
  214. Hundreds in Budapest, Hungary for world Rubik's Cube championship
  215. Authorities: army colonels switched places to fake results of paternity test
  216. New e-mail spam scam threatens N.J. man with assassination if he doesn't pay
  217. New Zealand doctors lost man's false teeth down his throat during operation
  218. Australian meatworks beefs up security after gallstone thefts
  219. Hamsters on Viagra take center stage at Ig Nobel awards
  220. Guards make woman remove bra that triggered metal detector at Idaho courthouse
  221. Relatives notice wrong coffin at gravesite at Montreal cemetery burial
  222. Worst pro goalie ever, Attila Ambrus, still in jail - for robbing banks
  223. U of T Blues look to snap dubious football losing streak against Windsor
  224. Millions of bugs disrupt Yankees-Indians game in late innings
  225. Calgarians asked for help locating Alberto the amorous moose
  226. Third million-dollar-plus windfall claimed in Alberta in two weeks
  227. Truck that drives itself lurches from lab to streets; intended for military use
  228. Southwest Airlines tells Florida man to change his T-shirt or leave plane
  229. Elderly US couple nabbed after armed standoff over tax bill
  230. Rubik's Cube devotees face off in puzzle solvers' world championship
  231. Rubik's Cube world championship kicks off in Hungary
  232. Orangutan prefers blondes
  233. Uproar over tax break for "big babies"
  234. Maine eatery's 'Naked Lunch' promotion may be banned
  235. Couple ties the knot where their romance began, the Wal-Mart store
  236. British man completes 13-year, 74,000-kilometre cirnavigation of the globe
  237. New Delhi High Court orders lower judge back to law school for refresher
  238. Kim Jong-Il says he is 'Internet expert'
  239. 11-year-old leads police on high-speed chase; boy, parents face charges
  240. Bus used by defunct Michigan. hockey team now hauls Arkansas family of 19
  241. Baseball: Bugs invade Major League Baseball playoffs
  242. French farmers -- plus wives -- pose nude for charity
  243. Bugs invade Major League Baseball playoffs
  244. Maid arrested after Saudi employer 'bewitched'
  245. Japanese national wins Rubik's Cube world championship
  246. 16-year-old from Japan wins Rubik's Cube championship; averages 12.46 seconds
  247. Arkansas boy, 10, takes school bus, leads police on chase along rural road
  248. Roommate killed over 'stinky feet'
  249. Israel deploys fashion police: 'unbecoming attire' banned from parliament
  250. Georgia's latest weapon against rebel separatists: disco