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A look at the stories ranking highly on various news sites.
The Guardian reports that the in order to get leverage in negotiations. The allegations come from the secret US diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks.
The Telegraph reports Radio 4 presenter . On the Today programme Mr Naughtie mixed up the first letter of the Culture Secretary Jeremy Huntβs title with the first letter of his surname. The Independent adds that within hours when talking about Freudian slips on Radio 4βs Start the Week.
The Sun complains of a . After viewersΒ had beenΒ promised that their votes alone would determine who would end up in the semi-final, the judges chose out of the final two, saving βbratβ Cher Lloyd. The Mirror wearily asks ββ
After servers and domain name providers booted out Wikileaks, Kevin Poulsen in WiredΒ . Among them, Mr Poulsen says, is the avoidable threat from using a free domain name supplier rather than a secure paid-for service.
The Wall Street Journal charts the . Having been the main buyer of Russian arms afterΒ its economy collapsed, China has nowΒ managed to clone their fighter jets and are undercutting Russia in the developing world.
Time Magazine reports that not just with physical disabilities but now with post-traumatic stress disorder. Dogs are trained to lick their owner to wake them up when they are having a nightmare, look around the corner to see thereβs nothing in the next shopping aisle and to reassure their owners that their blind spots areΒ covered by watching their back.
