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Entrepreneur of mediocre pop Simon Cowell suffered a heart attack on Saturday after four and a half months of intensive money counting.
Simon had been counting his money intensively for 12 hours every day since 12th December 2009 but lost count while numbers were announced during last Saturday’s National Lottery.

Mediocre friend Cheryl Cole said “he was well gootted leek, he got to £111,321,647.87 and then sooddenly he lost where he was and could’nae start ageen. I can tootally understand whyeee got soo mad leek”.
Medics at St Thomas’ hospital in London said last night that his anger and rage caused a severe spasm of the coronary artery causing a mediocre heart attack “we are keeping him away from things that make him angry such as the Lloyds TSB advert and Duncan Bannatyne, who has more money than him”.

Close relatives and friends were concerned that Cowell, aged 64, had locked himself away since before Christmas to count his money.
“He divan’t wanna come oot soo we joost livum there leek”, said Cheryl. He apparently only surfaced to eat dinner and watch ‘Deal or No Deal’.
It was alleged last night that he only had just one more piggy bank left to count.
BNP Leader Nick Griffin has come under scrutiny today for backing a report made by Holocaust denier Heinrich Kochhuth. The report claims new evidence proves the 'alleged' Holocaust happened as result of ‘Nazi Holiday Camps’ being built on ancient Indian burial grounds. It may sound like a plot from an 80’s horror movie but Nick Griffin said “the report is legitimate and even has a watermark”.Pope Benedict XVI has come under scrutiny today for condemning new Scrabble rules as “unfair, untraditional and an insult to Christian values”.
Mattel are bringing out a new version of Scrabble with new rules in July. Mattel’s spokesperson, Zach Chiara, whose name will be worth 87 points in a triple word score under the new rules, states that the rules will undoubtedly encourage youngsters to play and has called the Pope “a pompus old fart in a silly hat”.
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Until now no proper nouns were allowed whatsoever. As well as changing this ruling, Mattel have introduced new rules to allow text chat such as “LOL” and “mt u @ da stn m8” as well as sex noises such as “hmmmmm”, “ooooaaaahh” and “phwoorrr”.

Benedict XVI has been a fan of the game since it came out in 1786 and has reported that he will no longer play the game as his hobby and will encourage all Catholics and Christians to burn their boards, favouring more traditional family games such as Kerplunck, Guitar Hero, and Grand Theft Auto.

Norwich Police have reopened the file on the spate of unsolved indecent exposures in the Norfolk area in the 1980s, with new DNA evidence pointing towards entertainer Noel Edmonds as the perpetrator.
Dubbed the Norfolk Knobber by the local press, the flasher was first spotted in late 1985, when several schoolchildren reported seeing a masked man exposing his genitals outside their school gate. When a teacher was summoned, the man fled.
The masked flasher was seen a further 45 times over the next four years, leaving parents fearing for their children’s safety. The Norwich Police were roundly criticised for their inability to apprehend the perpetrator and hysteria reached a fever pitch when a local man was beaten to death in a local shopping mall when shoppers mistook surreptitious crotch scratching for the beginnings of indecent exposure.

Descriptions of the flasher varied, but most children reported that the man was wearing a Noel Edmonds mask. The television entertainer was gaining fame as the host of Noel’s Telly Addicts during this period, and at the time was quoted as being “shocked and appalled” at the Norfolk Knobber’s exploits.
In 1989 the flasher exposed himself to 17 toddlers at Pertwee Preschool. A number of parents witnessed the incident and took chase. In his haste to escape, the flasher dropped his mask. It was to be the last flashing incident and a year later, Norwich Police closed the case.
In 2008, flashing victim Sue Conrad began a campaign to have the case reopened, insisting that DNA testing be carried out upon the mask, which had languished for almost 20 years in a police evidence lock up. The campaign grew in momentum, with a number of celebrity parents such as Victoria Beckham, Katie Price and Ronan Keating lending their voices to the emotional cause.
Norwich Police finally conceded, and several hairs found in the mask were sent away for analysis and entered into the National DNA Database. The results, which pointed to the DNA in the mask being 99.997 per cent identical to that of Noel Edmonds, have shocked the nation.
In an official statement from Norwich Police, Detective Rob Manson said the police would take this new evidence very seriously.
“The DNA evidence is certainly compelling, and Norwich Police will be looking into this further, in order to bring some closure to the Norfolk Knobber’s many victims.”
Manson said the police are “flabbergasted” by the use of the Noel Edmonds mask. “He must have seen [use of the mask] as an elaborate double bluff,” he said.
Twenty-eight-year-old Victim Sue Conrad said she was shocked and angry that the man she watched on television every weekend in Noel’s Telly Addicts could behave so indecently towards children.
“He needs to be strung up by his bollocks,” she said. “His exposure has affected my whole life; I’ve never had a boyfriend, never had a proper relationship, and cannot pass a school, park, playground or sweet shop without breaking down. Deal or No Deal was my favourite thing on TV and learning Edmonds may be the Norfolk Knobber has been like being abused all over again.”
Edmonds’ agent Jane Clifton has refused to comment, and the entertainer, said to be struggling financially since the cancellation of his show Noel’s HQ, is reported to be consulting a lawyer.