Coffee shop apologises after using Paul Walker films for tip jars
The shop was called out on Twitter by actor Jason Biggs.
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The shop was called out on Twitter by actor Jason Biggs.
Well that certainly showed him.
Have you tried going out the way you came in?
Watsky has apologised on his Facebook, saying his stunt was ‘inexcusable’.
Raphael Honigstein’s bad judgement resulted in the German journalist being kicked off the programme.
Mexico needed a big favour from neighbours America to book their place in the World Cup play-offs.
The ‘second screen live’ experience sounds like a horror.
The ex-British sprinter tweeted a pic of himself, Thierry Henry, Bacary Sagna and Olivier Giroud before deleting it.
Bush spokesman Jim McGrath circulated a prepared statement expressing Bush’s sorrow at the “death” of Mandela.
Someone forgot their L plates on Sunday.
Madrid were apparently caught counting their chickens this evening.
The State Examinations Commission said today that approximately 4 per cent of candidates had been impacted by the error.
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It hasn’t been the best of times for the Reds’ latest kit-maker, has it?
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The journalist has described it as “the worst error” he has ever made.
The AA has warned motorists not to be complacent when it comes to vehicles during the hot weather.
Officials from both the US and Australia have said there was no harm done to the environment.
Well that’s embarrassing.
The source quoted in the front page story has become known for his views that US President Barack Obama is secretly gay and that the Boston bombing suspects were government agents.
The minister says the SEC has two jobs now: to ensure no student suffers as a result of the error, and to stop it recurring.
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Socceroos boss Holger Osieck shocked reporters during his press conference.
Science minister Sean Sherlock believes the State Examinations Commission will ensure no student loses out over the error.
Students say they were asked questions that were not on their syllabus.
The English version of a Maths question mistakenly inserted an extra number – which meant two answers are possible.
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Harvard historian Niall Ferguson had suggested that Keynes didn’t think enough about what happens to future generations because he had no children and was gay.
We are living way beyond our means…
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