Viridor Lorry 'Just Falls Over!'
Another of the out-of-area industrial waste, articulated vehicle has "just fallen over" on the notorious B4069 Lyneham Banks Road. The gigantic Viridor six-axled heavy vehicle was seen just before dinner time, crashing into the brick wall fencing of a local house in Bradenstoke, on the curve just before Zebedee Powney's new garage. The accident which closed off the undulating road for well over 12 hours, caused problems to motorists while diversions had been set up. Full story More...

Red Nose Day 2005
Red Nose fever swept the nation, as increasing numbers of people testified. Comic Relief is much more than fun and fundraising. Britain's funniest comedians came together for one special night - Red Nose Night LIVE '05. By 2 o'clock in the morning, 12th March 2005, viewers watching the BBC One comedy fundraising marathon had pledged £37,809,564 for good causes in the UK and Africa. More...

Conservative Conference
Consersvative leader Michael Howard tells his party they have Labour on the run. Speaking at the Tories' spring conference, he issued a warning to Tony Blair, insisting Britain 'now wanted a Prime Minister who told the truth'. As Mr Blair in a desperate, last-ditch promise of an independent review of the terror legislation was the act of a man who realised he was digging himself into a hole. Time for action.

Royal Wedding Stamps
The Royal Mail has unveiled two stamps showing Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles to mark their wedding. The prince and his partner chose the photographs, which were approved by the Queen.

A royal wedding is always a very special occasion and for decades Royal Mail has marked these important events with commemorative stamps. The photograph for the 30p stamp was taken at the Mey Games in Scotland last year while the other was taken at the Queen's Balmoral estate in Scotland. Both will be on sale for a month.

The last Royal commemorative stamps were issued to mark Prince William's 21st birthday in 2003. Commemorative stamps to mark the Queen's coronation in 1953 and a set to mark death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1997, are among the most popular ever issued.