Saturday 26 May 2012

Shorter cuts: news doesn't get any smaller

Kate Moss shows her uninteresting side, dummy missiles land on a London doorstep ? and an unlucky cyclist gets taken for an unexpected ride

Word failure

Kate Moss confirms she has nothing interesting to say in a monosyllabic online interview with Vogue.

Blasted rockets

London resident Brian Whelan has taken a video of what look like unguarded missiles outside his east London flat. The MOD is claiming they are 'dummies'. Still, not what you expect to find on your doorstep.

He's Boss

Homeland is over. What next? We're hoping Boss, a new US drama starring Frasier's Kelsey Grammer as a crooked Chicago mayor, will be coming here soon.

Do keep-uppy

Dan Mangess is spending 10 days walking from London to Manchester while attempting to break the world record for keepy uppies.

Wheel spin

A cyclist caught in the slipstream of a lorry ended up doing 56mph along a motorway last week. And without a helmet. Yikes.


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Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/shortcuts/2012/may/06/shorter-cuts-news-any-smaller

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