Archive for 2005
Here’s a bizarre story from the New York Daily News: TV host Cooke’s body plundered by ghouls.
Without permission of any family members, body snatchers surgically carved out the 95-year-old’s diseased bones.
The bones were sold for more than $7,000 to two tissue processing companies for eventual transplant procedures, sources told The News.
I really enjoyed the Beeb’s Bleak House adaption, which ended last week. The finale was a little disappointing – nice characters dying, villains not getting their comeuppances – but perhaps if it had been an entirely happy ending, tying up all of the loose ends, I’d be saying it was unrealistic.
There’s a good summary on Lunartalks. Shake me up, Judy!
A couple of links:
LibDems 4 Cameron (via) and Guinevere.
Both are self-explanatory, so I’ll leave them to you to self-explain.
National Union of Journalists official Paul McLaughlin said: “It’s an outrageous decision which calls into question ITV’s commitment to news. It makes it perfectly clear that they have no interest in quality news.
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