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BBC here too. I pay for a license so I ought to use it. It's worth the price to have a site focused on news instead of weight loss pills.
BBC every time. I only ever look at other sites if I'm directly linked there. Usually by the BBC, ironically.
I use the beeb and euronews.
The bulletins might only be a few sentences but it's enough to look further into.
http://www.euronews.net/en/news/bulletin/
BBC - used to be the Telegraph as first stop until it started morphing into the mailygraph.
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I always use BBC news but do sometimes look at some papers websites.
BBC News only hgereWatch bbc news 24 every morning as well. Getting a bit more american lately with some of the crap they try to spin but generally are ok when theya rent jumping on some silly bandwagan.
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BBC news here as well.
If it's local news I check out the Manchester Evening News website or Bolton Evening News website and laugh at the stupid comments people put on there (apart from Mike Fishcakes comments)
Yup, BBC news.So I'd like to thank all of you TV watching license payers for helping to provide such a good service
Depends on the content...
BBC for general
Google for more obscure
Register for techy current affairs
Huffington Post for U.S./U.S. Political
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BBC and Semi Accurate.
The Onion offers some pretty deep insight into current affairs.
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BBC really is second to none!
Heh... I will only ever post on there for important reasons - I will not get dragged into any sort of debate on there. If there was a story about fluffy kittens curing cancer they would find some way to complain about immigration or "pc gone mad".Originally Posted by Lee @ SCAN
BBC news here as well.
If it's local news I check out the Manchester Evening News website or Bolton Evening News website and laugh at the stupid comments people put on there (apart from Mike Fishcakes comments
Like MaddAussie though, I actually do find out a lot of stuff from the Daily Mash. I see a story that looks interesting and think "ooh i wonder what real story that's based on?"
Sky News/BBC, then Reuters & CNN all on opera Speed Dial
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