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...people struggling with an eating disorder. Model Katie Green, who is campaigning for an end to ultra-thin "size zero" models, told The Sun newspaper that the comments were "shocking and irresponsible." Moss, 35, is famous for her...

In this article: Kate Moss, The Sun newspaper, Eating disorder, Anorexia, Storm, and London

...are on red alert over French target Hatem Ben Arfa after the French winger had a bust up with Marseille boss Didier Deschamps. (The Sun) Tottenham are also interested, along with Liverpool and Fulham, in former Manchester United striker...

In this article: Ruud van Nistelrooy, Luton, Liverpool, Fulham, Manchester United, Portsmouth, Simeon Jackson, Hatem Ben Arfa, and Martin O'Neill

...Sean McKenna, after he formed a relationship with a woman. It says that it has prompted calls for a debate on married priests. The Sun leads with this story. It describes Fr McKenna as "a brave man". It says he wept as his flock gave him a...

In this article: David Cameron, The Guardian, News Letter, and Leeds University

Navigation - link to other main sections from here Forty years after The Sun became a tabloid, Oxbridge students have launched a new online redtop. A legendary former Editor went to Cambridge to check out the upstarts Kelvin MacKenzie

In this article: Cambridge, Varsity, Kelvin MacKenzie, Downing College, Trinity College, Elton John, Oxford, and Economics

Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Biggest names on Earth salute The Sun on our big 40 "THE Sun's tremendous support for the armed forces has been great for morale. "It shows everybody on the front line that people at home are thinking of...

In this article: Sun, George Michael, Lady Thatcher, Bono, Britain, Afghanistan, St James' Park, Southampton, and Northern Ireland

Even right-wing pundits turn on The Sun for its treatment of Gordon Brown The backlash against The Sun for its treatment of Gordon Brown, because of his letter and phone call to Jacqui Janes about the death of her soldier son in...

In this article: Gordon Brown, James Murdoch, The Observer, News International, Rupert Murdoch, Roy Greenslade, and News of the World

In his telephone call with Rupert Murdoch last Tuesday evening, Gordon Brown, while keeping the tone friendly, warned the owner of The Sun that his paper was effectively undermining Britain's mission in Afghanistan. By attacking the...

In this article: Rupert Murdoch, Gordon Brown, David Miliband, Britain, and Glasgow

...ate the rodent. "I also love The Sun's coining of Susan Boyle's nickname, SuBo. That sums up The Sun for me - both wacky and funny. The Sun has certainly got the X Factor." ' The Sun to British football is like St James' park is to...

In this article: Simon Cowell, Alan Shearer, X Factor, Britain, England, Susan Boyle, and Southampton

To read this article in full you must be registered with the site. Published Date: 11 November 2009 LORD Mandelson accused The Sun newspaper of "bad taste and crude politicking" today as he sought to deflect criticism of Gordon Brown's...

In this article: Peter Mandelson, John Major, Tories, News International, Taliban, and Afghanistan

...Sun should back the Tories. Well, after the handwriting saga, there cannot be a shadow of doubt. Murdoch has let The Sun loose to do as it wishes. Brown must not only be beaten. He must be crushed. In what ranks as one of his most stunning...

In this article: Gordon Brown, Roy Greenslade, Labour Party, Tories, News Corporation, Tax, Daily Mail, and Daily Mirror