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www.bbc.co.uk More about this episode: www.bbc.co.uk Comedy news quiz hosted by David Mitchell, which plays on the fact that some news stories are so hard to believe you’d think they’d been made up. In this show some of them have been. Three celebrity contestants – a mixture of comedians, smart celebrities and wildcard bookings – are locked away in a media-free zone – ‘the bubble’ – for four days. No phones, no television, no internet access. When they’re brought out into the studio, they’re shown a series of news reports, headlines and images from TV, newspapers and celebrity gossip magazines. They have to identify the true stories from the fakes, but because they’ve been away and out of touch – just like when you come back from a holiday – they’ll believe almost anything. Truth is so often stranger than anything they could possibly imagine. The guests are Miranda Hart, Shappi Khorsandi and Robert Webb.

www.squidoo.com Follow me on Twitter twitter.com Take a look at this outrageous restricted trailer from the best new comedy of the summer: The Hangover! How to Watch Live TV on the Internet? Did you know that you can watch TV on the Internet? Yes, the Internet is emerging as a fierce contender with traditional TV as the average person’s primary source of multimedia entertainment. As high-speed Internet access becomes more mainstream and the technology that delivers multimedia content evolves, the line between TV and the Internet is become finer. CHECK THIS OUT!!!!!

www.constitution.co.cc CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES On may 29 2009, President Obama decided to install an internet czar without the bill having gone through the senate or congress. This is completely unconstitutional and we must band together to pressure our senators into holding the administration accountable for such a coup of power. Rockefeller shutting down US Internet access Bills 773 & 778 TODAYs story: www.worldnetdaily.com Rockefeller who gave Americans the worst education system in …

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