The Week Iain Duncan Smith's attack on BBC economics editor is further evidence of panic at lack of real growth Swedish police travelled abroad to quiz murder suspect - so why can't they see Assange in London? 62-year-old endurance swimmer tackles rough seas and other dangers in 103-mile swim from Cuba to Florida Plans to extend Olympic opening hours are 'not a magic answer' for UK economy Latin America rallies for Assange, Top Gun director jumps to his death and Pussy Riot protest arrests in France... Opinion Digest: society's killer addiction, making British Rail sustainable, the power of protest Younger brother of Gladiator director Ridley Scott jumps to his death from bridge over LA harbour Tabloid Tales: Ex-England manager in trouble again, Harry hits Vegas, Cher Lloyd under fire Undercover cop story isn't the most original game of the year, but it could be the most enjoyableRattled: IDS charges Flanders with 'peeing all over industry' Julian Assange balcony speech - victim or manipulator? Braving sharks and jellyfish... Diana Nyad?s marathon swim Sainsbury's chief opposes longer Sunday opening hours Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Monday 20 Aug 2012 Brady 'envelope saga' reveals our toxic interest in serial killers Top Gun director Tony Scott commits suicide in Los Angeles 'Love rat' Steve McClaren fights to save his marriage Sleeping Dogs game: a love letter to Hong Kong action flicks
Monday, 20 August 2012
Posted by Britannia Radio at 18:58