Science & Technology

THE Codex Sinaiticus, believed to be the oldest surviving Bible, features a garish embossed cover and an endorsement from the Emperor Constantine describing it as a 'supernatural page-turner par excellence'.

SCIENTISTS are urging people not to panic when a large, shiny yellow ball appears in the skies over Britain this week.

APPLE boss Steve Jobs was last night recovering well despite being forced to accept a transplanted liver that was badly designed and with limited scope for expensive upgrades.

THE millionth word to enter the English language will simply be another term for cock, experts confirmed last night.

MOST people in the UK believe the right to toss themselves silly is as important as clean, running water, according to new research.

MICROSOFT has unveiled a hands-free controller X-box which will open-up the empty, soul-destroying tedium of video games to everyone.

QUIET, bespectacled female librarians really do go like a bloody train, it was confirmed last night.

NATO was on full alert last night after pop-shouter Bono threatened to read a 14-minute poem about Elvis on Radio Four.

SOFTWARE developers have unveiled a new search engine that is both highly accurate and a complete waste of everyone's time.

SCIENTIST working on simulated brains have developed a model which shows the primitive insight and deductive reasoning of a Rio Ferdinand, it was claimed last night.