Tuesday, 24 August 2010

Trailer Trike

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Buffalino Photos


German designer Cornelius Cormanns' 'Buffalino' is a fully furnished house on the go.

The vehicle is actually a modified version of the three-wheeler 'Piaggio,' designed to offer you a comfort ride.… [More]



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World's hardest sudoku: Can you solve Dr Arto Inkala's puzzle? - mirror.co.uk


Pride of Britain..Jake Peach age 12

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Jake Peach at Downing Street (Pic:Chirs Grieve/DM)

Pride of Britain winner Jake Peach sat in the Prime Minister's chair yesterday and declared his next ambition was to run the country.

Jake, 12, who has raised £600,000 for sick children despite battling leukaemia, took to the role like a duck to water on a visit to 10 Downing Street.

Millions of TV viewers will see Jake win over a host of celebrities tonight as he cheekily picks out Frank Lampard from the crowd and demands he donate cash.

And yesterday, he turned on the charm to win over Gordon Brown too.

Jake clutched his Child of Courage award as he confidently chatted to the PM about his incredible fundraising efforts for Great Ormond Street hospital in London.

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Anne Frank"s "tree of hope" blown down

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Anne Frank's 'tree of hope' blown down

Ann Frank (pic: AP)

For two years it gave hope to Anne Frank, a rare glimpse of the world outside

But the 150-year-old tree the wartime Dutch girl drew comfort from while in hiding bowed to the ravages of age and disease as it was toppled by fierce winds yesterday. The giant fungus-riddled chestnut snapped off 3ft from the ground but missed the Anne Frank House museum.

The Amsterdam schoolgirl made several poignant references to it in her diaries. One read: "I look up at the blue sky and the bare chestnut tree, on whose branches little raindrops shine, appearing like silver." In another she wrote: "As long as this exists...

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