here Originally Posted by MissKris And what did you think? I read that a couple nights ago and thought it such a perfect bedtime tale. TVERYSPECIALPLACE . However, I suspect that reviewer has only read How I Live Now and is winging it - not sure about "specialising in feisty heroines" when two out of four novels (Just in Case

Interesting article: brooker-i-love-videogames" target=_blank>http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology...o Charlie Brooker: why I love videogames Don't play videogames yet? Then it's time to get with the program – just try not to jab the console too hard Try as they might, videogames still don't seem to really register in the mainstream "old media". Newspapers and television still largely report on the gaming world as though it

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game in years, either because they find them too complex, or consider them mindless, or have simply assumed that games just aren't their bag. I've tried to avoid the usual Wii stick-waving efforts (currently promoted by Ant and Dec in a series of ads that feel a bit like meetings for some kind of support group; I keep expecting someone

Despite having sold 1m copies of their latest album, U2 are disappointed with sales of No Line On the Horizon, Bono has admitted. As the band's lowest-selling CD in more than a decade, their frontmanbelieves the album does not cater to the public's "diet of pop". "We weren't really in that mindset," Bono told the Associated Press. "We felt that

Ban Ki-moon reasserts leadership in Copenhagen climate talks Danish text raised 'trust issues' between rich and poor countries but won't derail deal, says UN secretary-general Suzanne Goldenberg , US

Ban Ki-moon reasserts leadership in Copenhagen climate talks Danish text raised 'trust issues' between rich and poor countries but won't derail deal, says UN secretary-general Suzanne Goldenberg , US

Ban Ki-moon reasserts leadership in Copenhagen climate talks Danish text raised 'trust issues' between rich and poor countries but won't derail deal, says UN secretary-general Suzanne Goldenberg , US

Ban Ki-moon reasserts leadership in Copenhagen climate talks Danish text raised 'trust issues' between rich and poor countries but won't derail deal, says UN secretary-general Suzanne Goldenberg , US