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  1. Golf in space, wine cellars in the sky: zany records of 2006
  2. Computerised bellringing confuses church bells
  3. NKorea reports halo before Kim's anniversary
  4. Chinese weather forecasts are top secret
  5. Americans embrace the art of the re-gift
  6. Repentant thief returns booty in Germany
  7. Five cops arrested for ATM heists
  8. Target stores pull Che Guevara CD case
  9. Cocaine on 94 percent of Spanish banknotes
  10. Without snakes, India's charmers play on
  11. Prizes for prostitute-free New Year
  12. Giant panda gives birth to twins at zoo in Japan; all in good condition
  13. Chinese doctors, nurses don combat gear to fight off angry patients
  14. Thieving Santa collects own gifts in Buenos Aires
  15. Brown's dying lament: being a no-show for New Year's gig
  16. Christmas tree candles cause multimillion-dollar damage
  17. Woman fakes kidnapping to avoid work
  18. Who knew you could cheat at chess?
  19. Time may not cure all wounds, but helps hangovers
  20. Animal loving Britons opt for strange pets
  21. Pregnant women hope for late arrivals
  22. 'Max' the mongrel New York's top dog
  23. Xmas cheers: thief drives off with gifts, dumps granny
  24. Japanese gadget has plants talking back
  25. Beards back with a bang in Belfast
  26. On the Net: A year-end grab bag of website oddities
  27. Options dwindle for Alberta partiers seeking to avoid drinking and driving
  28. Squirrels are great gamblers on nature's unpredictable seeding seasons
  29. For sale on eBay - dream holiday with a stranger
  30. Man trapped down drain hunting for keys
  31. Head-banging snakes may predict quakes
  32. Max has maximum appeal among dog names
  33. Jewelers see veiled threat
  34. Healthy thieves? Trailer full of broccoli disappears in Chicago suburb
  35. Montreal's main kilt seller calls it quits despite booming business
  36. Free TVs handed out to voters in India, heralding surge of election populism
  37. Liechtenstein 'grows'
  38. Swiss bank robber escapes on getaway bike
  39. German traveller mistakes Sidney, US for Australian city
  40. Cat saves Australian family from fire
  41. Latvia SWAT team takes on boar at gas station
  42. Officials offer bogus prize to nab suspect in 15 false emergency calls
  43. Carjacker calls police to confess after getting lost, crashing stolen SUV
  44. Love-struck student puts proposal on exhibit at Florida museum; she says 'yes'
  45. Greek anarchists snatch baby Jesus
  46. Baby born aboard Portuguese train gets free rail travel for life
  47. Father sues after daughter spends four days stuck in lift
  48. Six gored as water buffalo crashes Cambodia wedding
  49. A tale of two cities for confused tourist
  50. Police seize suspected fake Goya painting
  51. Helpful drunk driver offers aid to police
  52. Alert tabby saves family from fire
  53. Thirsty man sells beagle to buy beer
  54. Turkish butchers sweat at exam ahead of Feast of Sacrifice
  55. When Santa Claus slips into cash machine...
  56. British tourism chiefs red-faced over porn weblink
  57. Woman on her way to buy bread gets stuck in Paris elevator for 3 days
  58. Camel sacrifice, spray-on condom among 2006 oddities
  59. Woman swallows spoon in laughing fit
  60. Driver tries to crash Canadian prime minister's vacation home
  61. 67-year-old woman gives birth to twins in Spain after in vitro fertilization
  62. Kibbutz manure prompts royal stink
  63. Snake handler bitten by 4-metre Burmese python during Florida aquarium show
  64. Michigan university banishes worn-out words, phrases of 2006
  65. Massive statue of Ukrainian poet stolen from an Oakville, Ont. park
  66. Americans predict plenty of gloom and doom in 2007: AP poll
  67. Paramedic patient steals ambulance, leads Edmonton police on chase
  68. Drugged patient steals ambulance, leads Edmonton police on chase
  69. 2 out of 5 bosses are liars: Florida State University survey
  70. Airline employees spot mysterious craft hovering over O'Hare; FAA skeptical
  71. Mob burns house of village thug
  72. Alleged African witches still outcast to camps
  73. Apology for "topless" New Year's Eve shock
  74. Animal parts, missile, cause top U.S. traffic headaches
  75. German jobless cut their hair in protest
  76. Nigerian city's first twins of 2007 time it perfectly
  77. Overweight woman stuck in South African cave
  78. Confusing Obama with Osama? CNN makes an on-air goof and then an apology
  79. Creepy art increases heart patients' blood pressure: study
  80. 'Happy Hooker' author Xaviera Hollander marries boyfriend in Amsterdam
  81. Runner embarks on 'round-the-world jog for children's charity
  82. Swedish straw goat survives Christmas unharmed, for once
  83. First woman Beefeater appointed to Tower of London: report
  84. "Ghost ships" beach on Malaysian coast
  85. Wild boars bring painful start to year of the pig
  86. Biggest wolf on record shot dead in Bulgaria
  87. Passengers in South Korean taxis to face screen test
  88. You say Osama, we say Obama: US network apologizes over mix-up
  89. Italian renews driving license on 100th birthday
  90. British teen lands in Antigua after record-breaking solo sail across Atlantic
  91. Beefeaters go co-ed; after 500 years, Tower of London getting 1st female warder
  92. Chicago-area man repeats as couch potato king; almost 40 hours in front of TV
  93. Rare U.S. nickel fails to attract a cent in bidding at Florida auction
  94. New York City cabs dressed up as cattle to promote bull riding event
  95. Report: 30 pandas born in 2006 ups China's total to 217 bred in captivity
  96. From yap to growl, device dogs intruders
  97. Female Beefeater: towering milestone for women?
  98. French court rules pork soup kitchen not racist
  99. It would be "awesome" if "TomKat" "went missing"
  100. Prisoner slips out of Norwegian jail after smearing himself with vegetable oil
  101. Thousands still without luggage after December disruption at London airport
  102. French court rules pork soup kitchen not racist
  103. Australian bank issues credit card to cat
  104. Seoul warns Chinese embassy after breathalyser incident
  105. US woman jailed over flour-filled condoms settles lawsuit
  106. Huge wolf killed in Bulgaria fails to make record, says expert
  107. A penny for your courts...
  108. Funeral set for Portuguese woman mistakenly declared dead
  109. Moncton man suing makers of America's Funniest Home Videos over online voting
  110. A guide to understanding rude Parisians
  111. Bank issues credit card to cat
  112. Robot mother helps South Koreans prepare for birth
  113. Mysterious metallic object crashes through roof of house in New Jersey
  114. Pa. girl, 12, charged with disorderly conduct for wetting pants in school
  115. A guide to understanding rude Parisians
  116. Bank issues credit card to cat
  117. Authorities drop disorderly conduct against Pa. girl for wetting pants in school
  118. Police hunt pub urinal thief
  119. They can't dance, so they'll run instead...
  120. Adding tax on for taking it off...
  121. Candidate wants to squash health rumors
  122. Boy who hanged himself may have mimicked Saddam
  123. Tuna nets 35,000 dollars in Tokyo's first 2007 auction
  124. Austrian bride's "no" in jest postpones wedding by 10 weeks
  125. Bride's ill-advised joke breaks off Austrian civil wedding ceremony
  126. Taking the pissoir: man walks off with British pub urinal
  127. Singapore schoolboys take joyride in truck
  128. Toddler catchers, 'Subway Superman' cap week of heroics in New York
  129. 2 New York City men save toddler from 4-storey fall from fire escape
  130. Police hunt pub urinal thief
  131. Adding tax on for taking it off...
  132. NYC, Trump, Disney reward "Subway Superman"
  133. U.S. army says it mistakenly urged dead officers to return to active service
  134. Wacky warning contest winner: Do not put people in washing machine
  135. Centerfold accused of running brothel in gated suburban Atlanta neighbourhood
  136. Giant Alaska snowman has neighbours fuming
  137. 'World's oldest mother' leaves hospital with twins
  138. Fugitive falls into hands of police; crashes through ceiling from attic refuge
  139. Woman, son arrested in theft of snake; returned to pet store for snake book
  140. Australian kayak duo aim to paddle from Sydney to Auckland
  141. California 'Ratman,' cited for having more than 1,300 rodents, faces new rap
  142. Nigerian 107-year old pastor weds 30-year old with strength from God
  143. Old folks university proposed for Hong Kong
  144. Stinking divorce for Egyptian woman
  145. US dialect society chooses "Plutoed" as 2006 word of the year
  146. Man returns book he checked out as 9th-grader in 1960, pays US$171 in late fees
  147. Father says employee dressed as 'Tigger' hit his son at Disney park in Florida
  148. Tnx u won't do, say etiquette experts
  149. Farm worker attacked by herd of pigs
  150. Old Spice goes racy, retro to woo young men
  151. Prisoner probably ate parts of cellmate
  152. Woman settles case over flour-filled condoms
  153. Thailand blocks access to U.S.-based porn website that uses images of Buddha
  154. One Bangkok municipal office introduces daily nap time for civil servants
  155. Pantless burglar bolts from scene after dust-up with N.H. homeowner
  156. Tnx u won't do, say etiquette experts
  157. Police: eBay seller arrested after NY man finds his stolen GPS device for sale on eBa
  158. Milk destroys health benefits of tea, says study
  159. British intelligence offers e-mail alerts on terror threat
  160. Welshman staples hand to table emulating 'Jackass' TV stunts
  161. Woman settles case over flour-filled condoms
  162. British man cautioned for stealing urinal
  163. Scorpions on a plane
  164. Zoo puts humans on display
  165. State weighs cutting "idiot" from constitution
  166. Phone companies in Brazil blocking YouTube
  167. Texas-based pizza chain accepts Mexican pesos
  168. Indian cops give red roses to motorcycle riders without helmets
  169. Tiny 'country' of Sealand, located in North Sea off England, is for sale
  170. It's a bird, a plane, no ... it's a giant banana flying over Texas
  171. Urinal thief comes clean
  172. Scorpions on a plane
  173. New York's neighbours share smell, deny blame
  174. Britney Spears, Paris Hilton worst-dressed celebs: fashion critic
  175. Urinal thief comes clean
  176. Humans go on display in Australian zoo
  177. Zoo puts humans on display
  178. 'Old people' cause German centenarian to leave seniors' home
  179. London restaurants charge diners for not eating
  180. Japanese students face chopstick test
  181. Attention heirs to throne: Where are you?
  182. Items lost on Los Angeles buses include mother's ashes, prosthetic leg
  183. Dubai to get tower shaped like a Gulf Arab man
  184. Severe north China winters a boon for ice artists
  185. Grocery staff finds drugs in banana boxes
  186. Dolce & Gabbana condemned over knife ads
  187. Mayor vexed by salesmen on "bat phone"
  188. U.S. school board fires art teacher who uses posterior as paintbrush
  189. Montreal city workers come under fire for destroying playground
  190. Briny Breezes beach-front trailer park sells out for 500 million dlrs
  191. Three pigs walk into a farmer's house and trigger fire in rural Serbia
  192. Ads in bins coming soon to US airport security checkpoints
  193. Scorpion stings man on US flight
  194. In Argentina, the inmates have taken over the radio station
  195. Attention heirs to throne: Where are you?
  196. Dolce & Gabbana condemned over knife ads
  197. False priest arrested for selling Pope tickets
  198. Irish banknotes massively tainted with cocaine
  199. Ice chess players race against thaw in Moscow, London
  200. Kuwait jails fraudster for 250 years
  201. 36 years later, German tourist makes amends for shoplifting in Norway
  202. Video glasses keep porn private in public
  203. Man electrocuted by do-it-yourself mole-killer
  204. Balmy London provides slippery setting for chess game played with ice figures
  205. Man shoots friend in argument over height of late soul singer James Brown
  206. Florida burglar answer's parents plea, returns urn with ashes of their late son
  207. Lab-like rats swim into toilets of Tucson homes; don't blame us says Arizona U
  208. Couple confesses to killing noisy neighbors
  209. Arming TV celebrities raises concerns
  210. Lawmakers say no to "sexist" chastity bill
  211. Stolen ashes of Florida child returned to parents
  212. Have you seen Nepal? Not really, Peru says
  213. Politician seeks bargain jet
  214. New toilet is flush with fish
  215. Report: Japanese school to test chopstick skills as part of entrance exams
  216. U.S. staff sergeant relieved of duties after posing nude for Playboy
  217. Cake crumbs lead police right to robbers
  218. Kuwait jails fraudster for 250 years
  219. Irish banknotes massively tainted with cocaine
  220. Food for thought: L.A. Dodgers offer all-you-can-eat seats
  221. Plane part falls through roof of Chicago home, lands close to woman's bed
  222. Tattoo artist in Wales seeks empty head for special 'eggs and bacon' design
  223. More Internet sex please, we're Croatian
  224. Indian TV stations face action over pole-dancing Mahatma Gandhi clip
  225. Lawyer says he's 'kissed off' by political correctness; charged for Xmas smooch
  226. Indian policeman penalised for fining law-breaking cricket star
  227. Czech PM's estranged wife calls for him to lose crucial confidence vote
  228. Shanghai orders 'Frog's Mistress' tea shop to change 'unethical' name
  229. Life's a picnic for ASEAN 'significant others'
  230. U.S. skunk seeks ride home: only brave need apply
  231. Charity Singapore eatery dishes up "priceless" food
  232. Suspicious package sent to Clintons turns out to be cookies
  233. Wynn calls offer for damaged Picasso in New York City case 'ridiculous'!
  234. Dante gets posthumous nose job - 700 years on
  235. China teens casual about one-night stands: poll
  236. Thailand puts panda on low-carb sex diet
  237. Hong Kong tobacco expo bosses fume over no-smoking rules
  238. Wealthy Portuguese man selects heirs at random from phone book
  239. Thailand puts panda on low-carb sex diet
  240. Mozart makes for fatter pigs, swears Vietnamese farmer
  241. New Delhi lacks social graces, study finds
  242. Different robbers hit same Georgia bank twice in less than 24 hours
  243. Ex-resident demonstrates her love for New York, sends city cheque for $7,000
  244. Are there any lakes in the Lake District?
  245. British adventurer sets hot-air balloon altitude record in central Alberta
  246. Pittsburgh zoo polar bear, Koda, recovering from root canal on infected tooth
  247. U.S. Postal Service launches Love & Kisses stamp; illustrator works in Toronto
  248. U.S. skunk seeks ride home: only brave need apply
  249. Daughter wanted ad draws 100-plus candidates
  250. Roadside rest-stop costs jeweler