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	      Headline 
	      writer is really a womanThe 
	      Harbinger on Sunday can exclusively reveal that Peter Poster the 
	      leading headline writer is in fact a woman. The news will send shockwaves 
	      through the newspaper industry as for many years Mr Poster has been 
	      a part-time stripper in a London lap dancing club close to Fleet 
	      Street.
 Shop runs 
	      out of fresh milkA small shop in Derbyshire has completely sold 
	      out of fresh milk. The owner, who wishes to remain anonymous, said, 
	      "We had a bit of an unexpected rush last night and I sold the 
	      last pint to Mrs Graham".
 Water leakA 
	      leak at a water plant in Wales means that householders are being 
	      asked to do nothing. A spokesperson for the company said, a small 
	      hole appeared in the roof of one of our storage tanks which meant 
	      water was getting in. But as we only store rain water in the tank 
	      it doesn't seem to be a problem.
 
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	in washA man is to sue a leading shampoo manufacturer after 
	his head shrunk while he was washing his hair. The man, who'd rather not 
	be named, but can easily be recognised by his unusually small head, said, 
	"I started washing my hair as normal but then I heard a kind of creaking 
	noise. Whey my wife came into the bathroom she hardly knew me as my head 
	had shrunk by about 8 inches". A spokesperson for the shampoo manufacturer 
	said, "We've never heard anything so stupid in all our lives. He 
	must be on drugs or something".
 Jam doughnut in 
	bank raidA jam doughnut, 
	wanted by the police for a series of brutal crimes, is thought to be behind 
	a bank raid in Merseyside. The robbery took place in Bootle on Friday 
	afternoon when a gang of various pastries burst in and demanded money. 
	Security cameras failed to identify all of the gang but the police say 
	that the raid had all the hallmarks of the the notorious jam doughnut. 
	A reward is being offered for any information which may lead to the arrest 
	of the gang. A spokesperson for Merseyside Police said, "He's a nasty 
	piece of work and the sooner we get him the better it will be for all 
	of us. We're just not safe while this doughnut is on the loose".
 ObituaryAn almost 
	famous actor has died at his home in Surrey. He was 76. The actor, who 
	appeared in a number of films that starred names like, James Stewart, 
	Gene Kelly and Lawrence Olivier, was often seen sitting at a bar or walking 
	down a street or driving a cab. Regarded by many as the greatest actor 
	they'd never heard of, he was one of those people who'd you see and recognise, 
	but hadn't got a clue from where. Tributes have been paid by a number 
	of cinematic stars, including Bob Hope, who said, "He was an actors 
	actor. The kind of guy you looked up to. He was a true great of Hollywood... 
	what was his name again? And you're sure I worked with him?"
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	      small child has got their finger stuck up their nose. A spokesperson 
	      for the local hospital said, "Their mother had warned them 
	      that this would happen, but did they listen? No. We're doing all 
	      we can."
 Radio 
	      answered backA middle aged woman from Lancashire had 
	      a bit of a shock when her portable radio answered back. She was 
	      listening to a heated debate about something or other when she shouted 
	      at the radio. The wireless immediately told her to" shut up 
	      and mind her own business".
 Weekend 
	      WeatherMmmm, 
	      the weekend weather. Now let me see. Ah yes, I know. Rain.
 
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