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• 1. At 00:19am on 23 Oct 2008, "Valencia.....Put Your Head Between Your Legs And Whistle Up Your Barcelona" wrote:

  I wondered what was going on. Thought I was going mental.

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• 2. At 00:57am on 23 Oct 2008, riveracer wrote:

  What has the world come to - the Archers Podcast still hasn't come - I'll have to use that newfangled iPlayer.

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• 3. At 01:08am on 23 Oct 2008, moriaeencomium wrote:

  Caught in conspiracy, eh?
  
  

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• 4. At 01:19am on 23 Oct 2008, Dennis_Junior wrote:

  I hope that everything is being repair!!!

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• 5. At 01:24am on 23 Oct 2008, wallydallas wrote:

  i just tried to read an article on radioactive lifts in France. I'm guessing some hot metal got into the factory building elevators? Or the French have hacked the BBC to prevent such news.

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• 6. At 01:52am on 23 Oct 2008, Seafleet

  This comment was removed because the moderators found it broke the House Rules.

• 7. At 02:02am on 23 Oct 2008, julianmwhite wrote:

  Will Robert Peston be blogging outside of his area again to blame the Conservatives for this fault?

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• 8. At 02:14am on 23 Oct 2008, Demaxie wrote:

  Well, they do say that 90% of network failures happen at the Physical layer....
  
  Glad it's all sorted then.

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• 9. At 02:25am on 23 Oct 2008, jacksonkelsie wrote:

  Well thanks be--having withdrawal symptoms...

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• 10. At 09:05am on 23 Oct 2008, delminister wrote:

  i have noticed nothing beyond the normal windows problems this end so i must be lucky.
  i do hope the problems are resolved soonest.
  

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• 11. At 10:26am on 23 Oct 2008, Pancha_Chandra wrote:

  Technological glitches are all part of life and should be taken in one's stride. The BBC provides excellent coverage with attention to detail. The state-of-the-art technology used has enabled millions of viewers to keep abreast with the ever-changing world. Just think of the massive global dislocation and ignorance should the BBC web-sites be disabled for a long period of time! The Editors and technical staff should be congratulated for their excellent work. The interaction with readers/bloggers is so positive and stimulating. Keep up the excellent work BBC!

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• 12. At 11:17am on 23 Oct 2008, walrus wrote:

  Er..I hadn't noticed anything.
  
  Tells you something you should really know about me.

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• 13. At 11:59am on 23 Oct 2008, Peter_Sym wrote:

  #5. I'd have missed that radioactive lift story if it wasn't for your comment. Thanks!
  
  Cobalt 60 is seriously unfunny too. Its a very penetrating gamma ray and goes straight through lead. Its far more newsworthy than 'particle found near Sellafield'

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