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August 2003
An inquiry into the death of a government scientist, the resignation of the government's chief spin-doctor and continuing trouble for UK and US troops in Iraq. One of those, at least, was predictable. DeadBrain also launched its new US edition and gave this site a fresh look. With all that happening, it seems the boy who glued a tractor to his face wasn't the only one affected by the summer heat.
As always, you can find a full list of the stories we've published below:
Union criticises first unpowered flight across Channel
1 Aug 2003
Government pleased with new "unpowered" repatriation method
1 Aug 2003
US finds planes, battleships, soldiers buried in Iraqi desert
2 August 2003
BBC to sex itself up
3 Aug 2003
Archbishop of Canterbury authorizes burning of American Episcopalians
4 Aug 2003
Hoon sends postcard to Dr Kelly's widow
5 Aug 2003
Fight breaks out between Britney's breasts
5 Aug 2003
Government introduces explosive new anti-smoking measures
6 Aug 2003
Boy, 13, glues tractor to face
6 Aug 2003
Suicide bombers call for better working conditions
7 Aug 2003
Disney in take-over bid for Royal Family
8 Aug 2003
Outrage over Brussels "straight railways" plan
10 Aug 2003
Blair asks entire cabinet to apologise for everything
11 Aug 2003
Viewing government web sites "bad for your health"
12 Aug 2003
Students celebrate meaningless and irrelevant exam results
14 Aug 2003
Government to extend the requirements for wearing protective clothing
15 Aug 2003
Idi Amin kidney swap plan fails at last minute
17 Aug 2003
Prince Phillip appointed president of Equality Commission
18 Aug 2003
Government unhappy at low terrorist threat ranking
19 Aug 2003
NHS to be closed for repairs
28 Aug 2003
North Korean cheerleaders occupy Yonsei University
29 Aug 2003
Campbell resigns, replaced by Slade guitarist
29 Aug 2003
BBC announces plan to annoy everybody
30 Aug 2003
Man confesses wife doesn't understand him
31 Aug 2003
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