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Just come on the news! terrorists have bombed tony blair's car as it left Berlesconi's holiday in italy, the wreckage is pretty shocking but apparently everyone has survived but cherie is critical!
Its on most of the TV channels and news sites:
BBC.com:
[URL]http://www.bbc-news.org.uk/fetchArticle.php?refId=1077[/URL]
Its on most of the TV channels and news sites:
BBC.com:
[URL]http://www.bbc-news.org.uk/fetchArticle.php?refId=1077[/URL]
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gunman wrote:
> Sites shut down
I know... I'd have like to seen that.
> Sites shut down
I know... I'd have like to seen that.
Sites shut down
no they don't. they do what i said all the time! they just put a solid title whiuch you can't click with "more details to follow" then they edit it and turn the title into a link!
They don't say that in the headline.
When you click on the article, it takes you to the page, where they have a small paragraph (usually the one used on the headline page) and then underneath it will say "More to follow."
They do not put "More news as we recieve it" in a headline.
When you click on the article, it takes you to the page, where they have a small paragraph (usually the one used on the headline page) and then underneath it will say "More to follow."
They do not put "More news as we recieve it" in a headline.
the web site doesnt work anymore...
They did it with Danny Murphy going to Charlton, so I presume they do it a lot.
Colourless wrote:
> Ashley - they don't say "More details to follow" in BBC
> articles....
>
> ^o)
yes they do! they say it all the bloody time! They put the headline up on breaking news then write it. so they can have instant news. They do it in sport, with breaking news and "match report to follow and the likes" it really common on bbc.
> Ashley - they don't say "More details to follow" in BBC
> articles....
>
> ^o)
yes they do! they say it all the bloody time! They put the headline up on breaking news then write it. so they can have instant news. They do it in sport, with breaking news and "match report to follow and the likes" it really common on bbc.
Der Nazi wrote:
> [URL]http://www.bbc-news.org.uk/fetchArticle.php?refId=1273[/URL]
>
> If this were the truth, I would be celebrating. =D
You'd be celebrating if they died instantly? It'd probably take a more slow and painful death for me to get the party poppers out, as it is I'd just give a quick whoop.
> [URL]http://www.bbc-news.org.uk/fetchArticle.php?refId=1273[/URL]
>
> If this were the truth, I would be celebrating. =D
You'd be celebrating if they died instantly? It'd probably take a more slow and painful death for me to get the party poppers out, as it is I'd just give a quick whoop.
Ashley - they don't say "More details to follow" in BBC articles....
^o)
^o)
that is great, im gonna try that when the site stops being updated.
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