Friday 13th November 2009

UK bulletin

Brucie to miss tomorrow's Strictly

The girl who can't stop sneezing.

And Robbie rejoins bandmates on stage!

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 International bulletin

Schools collapse in China.

Didier Drogba gives something back to his homeland.

And the girl who can't stop sneezing! 

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Thursday 12th of November 2009

UK bulletin

Campaigners say Jamie Oliver sauce has too much salt.

Tigermania down under.

And Lampard will miss friendly against Brazil.

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International bulletin

Shark attack turns into surprise baby sharks!

Beckham to miss England friendly against Brazil

And Africa's top footy star faces 40 lashes!

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Wednesday 11th of November 2009

UK Bulletin

Armistice Day.

Half a million kids can't get internet in UK.

Brazil cities plunged into darkness.

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International Bulletin 

The world remembers the end of World War One

18th of July is now Mandela Day

And why Brazil was plunged into darkness

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Tuesday 10th of November

UK Bulletin

Wildlife experts say koalas are endangered.

Britain's biggest lottery winners.

And reports that Britney has upset fans.

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International bulletin

Korean ships clash at sea.

Liverpool fail to win again!

And reports that Britney's been upsetting fans.

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Monday 9th of November

UK Bulletin

New world heavy weight champion shows that big isn't always better in boxing.

Experts call for airbrushing to be banned.

And it's good news for Chelsea!

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International Bulletin

Germans celebrate the fall of the Berlin wall.

More than 100 people are killed in El Salvador floods.

And Chelsea's win puts them five points ahead.

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