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  1. Next Philippines leader plans to keep on puffing (Reuters)
  2. Duchess of York apologizes over newspaper sting (Reuters)
  3. 4-year-old Jackson impersonator a thriller (Reuters)
  4. Hello? Hello? Greek PM's phone cut off by mistake (Reuters)
  5. Risque Venus brings Moulin Rouge style to French Open (Reuters)
  6. German robbers destroy bank but fail to get cash (Reuters)
  7. Kitten survives wash and spin in a washing machine (Reuters)
  8. 2,000-calorie milkshake tops list of worst drinks (Reuters)
  9. Shopping for love in Vietnam's mountains (Reuters)
  10. Air NZ plans to let u text, email n fly - but quietly (Reuters)
  11. Woman sues airline for leaving her asleep in seat (Reuters)
  12. Thief steals trailer -- with two owners inside (Reuters)
  13. Lottery winner escapes father's murder plot? (Reuters)
  14. No more "comrades" on Beijing buses (Reuters)
  15. Witch-doctors put the magic in African team spirit (Reuters)
  16. Mayor accused of beating elderly woman (Reuters)
  17. Obese Sydney bird sent to birdy bootcamp (Reuters)
  18. Funeral home steps in to stop the "grim eater" (Reuters)
  19. Chicken death foul reflection of crime wave (Reuters)
  20. Hells Angels, please explain lifestyle (Reuters)
  21. Kellogg drops Rice Krispies health claims (Reuters)
  22. Drunk sleeps on politician's drive (Reuters)
  23. Restaurant tells diners to eat up or else (Reuters)
  24. Farmer fires home-made cannon to defend land (Reuters)
  25. Galileo lost tooth, fingers go on show in Florence (Reuters)
  26. Bahraini sex shop thrives in conservative Gulf (Reuters)
  27. Woman striving to be world's heaviest (Reuters)
  28. Elephant blocks U.S. squad on trunk road (Reuters)
  29. Venezuela's Chavez offers cure for kids' insomnia (Reuters)
  30. Bangladesh asks factories to shut for World Cup (Reuters)
  31. German student attacks Hell's Angels with puppy (Reuters)
  32. Forget The Robot and The Dive, it's time to Diski (Reuters)
  33. Bangladesh asks shopping malls to close for Cup (Reuters)
  34. Thieves in Canada steal tiger, camels by accident (Reuters)
  35. Russian fraud police track down grab-and-run granny (Reuters)
  36. Got any spare change? Give it to Romania (Reuters)
  37. Frenchman who ate cellmate's lung gets 30 years jail (Reuters)
  38. Disease risk higher for swingers than prostitutes (Reuters)
  39. France guillotines Bastille Day party to save cash (Reuters)
  40. Oracle Octopus picks Germany to beat England at Cup (Reuters)
  41. Maimed cat walks again with artificial paws (Reuters)
  42. For sale - village with pub, 40 people (Reuters)
  43. Russia police car chase ends with cash in the wind (Reuters)
  44. China bans online love for soldiers (Reuters)
  45. Police arrest models after fashion show (Reuters)
  46. Abercrombie shuts New York store due to bedbugs (Reuters)
  47. Absent Russia will win World Cup, 8 percent of nation say (Reuters)
  48. Alligator takes late-night stroll through town (Reuters)
  49. Adrenaline, injuries in Spain's running of the bulls (Reuters)
  50. Antiques dealer faces jail over Shakespeare folio (Reuters)
  51. Cat burglar takes shine to washing-line underwear (Reuters)
  52. Power company tells customer she is dead (Reuters)
  53. Indonesian Muslims told to change prayer direction (Reuters)
  54. Priest suspended for World Cup Orange Mass (Reuters)
  55. Colorado man delivers pizza and saves heart attack victim (Reuters)
  56. Chinese police beat official's wife by mistake (Reuters)
  57. Romantic comedies affecting off-screen love lives (Reuters)
  58. "Darth Vader" strikes NY bank (Reuters)
  59. Hot weather shrinks size of German fries (Reuters)
  60. PM Cameron calls time on jailhouse rock revival (Reuters)
  61. NZ teenager survives fall from 16th storey balcony (Reuters)
  62. Priest who blessed Morales found with cocaine (Reuters)
  63. Vicar conducted 360 sham marriages (Reuters)
  64. Brewer claims world's strongest beer (Reuters)
  65. Man jailed for Vomiting on baseball fan (Reuters)
  66. Sex job ads banned at employment offices (Reuters)
  67. Women find men in red more appealing? (Reuters)
  68. Ancient sex guide published as audio book (Reuters)
  69. U.S. charges dropped against Japanese speed-eater (Reuters)
  70. Traffickers hide cocaine under rare python (Reuters)
  71. UK bans offensive Anti-Terrorist Hotline radio ads (Reuters)
  72. U.S. to commemorate WWII with "kiss-in" (Reuters)
  73. Officials ordered to quit club following outcry (Reuters)
  74. Aboriginal elder leads police to body -- but wrong one (Reuters)
  75. Robber nabbed after mocking police in email (Reuters)
  76. Pilots on alert for high-flying vulture (Reuters)
  77. Vuvuzelas make it into the Oxford dictionary (Reuters)
  78. "Ordain women," London bus ads will urge Pope (Reuters)
  79. Britain being "overrun" by street signs (Reuters)
  80. T-shirt explains Philadelphia's blunt speech (Reuters)
  81. Man arrested for trying to dazzle pilots with laser (Reuters)
  82. Older people enjoy reading negative stories about young (Reuters)
  83. Long-lived Dutch might be bad news for insurers (Reuters)
  84. German party mistakenly hands out porn pens to kids (Reuters)
  85. Tourist treat - famous toilets (Reuters)
  86. Firm can't fire man for 1.8 cent theft (Reuters)