KidsCo will also broadcast a mix of original productions, first run exclusives and classic shows including: The Beach Crew, Count Duckula, Dino Squad, Corduroy Bear as well as Boo & Me and Jass Time! In German, to families across the region.

Paul Robinson, CEO of KidsCo, welcomed the news: “The German market is very important to us, and as the channel grows, it’s vital that we strengthen our partnerships with leading TV providers that support our brand message. We are thrilled to be expanding our presence in Germany with kable BW as it really understands our commitment to edutainment.”

Klaus Wolf, Head of Product Management TV and Content at Kable BW added: “As one of the largest cable operators in Germany, we are committed to offering creative and valuable entertainment for families across the region. We are delighted to be able to offer KidsCo to more viewers as they too, are committed to family-friendly, quality programming.”

A resent poll has shown that more than 90,000 people changed their name in 2010, an increase of 80%, figures were released today from the Legal Deed Poll Service.

More people this year have changed there name this year then ever ranging from some of the most bizarre names out, people often change there names because of a marriage break up, boredom, charity fund raising or just for the hell of it.

John Denton, from Lowestoft, Suffolk, uk changed his name by deed poll to Willy Wonka and collect $9,000 for Cancer Research, after his mother past away from liver cancer.

David Lennox from Aberdeen also raised money for the international Cancer Research when he change his name to “Her Majesty The Queen” he made a online poll to find a new name for himself.

Captain Awesome has to be one of the more bizarre names out there, Douglas Allen Smith Jr. changed his name because he was inspired by the TV show.

A candy lover from Manchester, Jane Nash is now Miss Jelly St Tots, her friend bought her this name for her 40th birthday, which is definitely a present to buy for the person who has every thing.

Mr Assange has reported to say that he is innocent and that he’s being persecuted because of the recent disclosures of U.S. government secrets on the WikiLeaks website which he is the founder of.

Assange has been refused bail and will be remanded in custody till 14 December, till the next time that he will appear in court.

The whistle blowing Website WikiLeacks has also come under criticism over the past month for publishing confidential files on the site that the US government have said to have caused international insecurity, having said the where about’s of high risk terrorist sites. The website has said that they done nothing wrong and will continue and publishing the truth about recent government events.

lots of different service from Amazon severs and PayPal to name a few have been pulled there services from the site, forcing the site to change from .org to a .ch domain name, WikiLeack have gone on to say “We will not be censored: WikiLeaks is now running in over 208 locations.” WikiLeaks mirror page

T-Mobile was the first to declare with a statement that reveals they are soon to have a UK release date for the new iPad price plans

“T-Mobile UK today announced it will new purchase options for iPad users, including more affordable prices when purchased with a data service plan, for iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G models in the coming months.”

Not soon enough, Orange released the same statement with T-Mobile. Actually, it is exactly the same except the word ‘Orange’ instead of ‘T-Mobile’ so it wouldn’t be that embarrassing.

At present, If customers prefer to purchase Apple’s tablet and use it anywhere they like, the only choice is the iPad 3G, which requires a large amount to buy the item followed by monthly charges to your favourite network for data.

Hence the announcements leave us uncertain over the UK pricing, but in comparable to the iPhone 4, it seems this more affordable option for around £150-£200 on a £35-£30 per month, with a two year deal minutes and texts involved maybe changed at a higher price.

The Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes (ACNFP) conducted a theoretical assessment on whether food from cloned animals could go into supermarkets.

And also, from previous reports from European and U.S. food watchdogs had confirmed that any meat and milk is equivalent to that produced from typical reared animals.

The committee urges the Food Standards Agency (FSA), which is accountable for making the recommendation to the Government on how to control the controversial technology.

The FSA said yesterday: ‘The committee noted that evidence showed the same composition between the meat and milk of conventional animals, clones or their progeny, and is therefore unlikely to be a source of any food safety risk.’

But it warned: ‘Evidence on the composition of meat and milk is relatively limited and further evidence is required on how typical animals are raise in different environments that may affect the meat and milk.’

Gross domestic product increased to 6.5percent from a year earlier, slower than the extension of 7.9 percent in the second quarter, based from the government data released Thursday. However, the growth was significantly stronger than the 0.2 percent from the record in the third quarter of 2009.

The average forecast of 12 economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires projected third quarter growth at 6.7 percent while the government had anticipated GDP to go up between 6.7% and 7.7%.

From the preceding quarter, GDP went down to 0.5% in the third quarter.

Services, which received half of GDP, rose at an annual pace of 7.7% in the third quarter, as the trade grew 9.2% in the third quarter. The agricultural sector dropped to 2.5%

In the nine months ended on September, GDP climb to 7.5% from the same period a year earlier.

Gross national product, including the economy’s net income from overseas, ascended 7.5% on year in the third quarter and was higher by 7.9% in the nine months to September.

During the interview Mick Hocking discloses that Sony will be working on some future tec that is expected to deliver slit-screen 3D gaming without split screen

Hocking explains, “We have several new techs we have shown to developers that uses 3D systems.”

“It lets two players to play full screen multi-player games but each of them will no be able to see the other’s view, and they have been massively keen on them.”

Hocking also explains that there are many gaming ideas that devs has been working on, saying: “3D on mobile devices, and other forms of 3D, is all possible and many companies are in the process of creating them.

“We also have techniques like holographic for the PS3 that I’m sure will be very ideal for the future 3D games.”

Regarding the present feel about 3D in the industry, Hocking is very sure that it is here to stay and that there are nearly 50 3D titles coming out soon.

“Some of them are great names,” said Hocking. “That’s a really, really good sign that the industry is supportive with our unique message that 3D is a key element in the future of home comfort.”

A research shows that staying overweight all through adolescence is sowing signs of ill-health in the future.

This is the first study connecting between the BMI body mass index, waist size and fat mass of pre-teen children and succeeding heart risk factors in late adolescence.

The results reveal that children having high BMI at the age of nine and stay flabby are prone to have high blood pressure, cholesterol and blood insulin levels all are factors for possible heart disease when they reach the age 15.
On the other hand, those children with healthy weight will have a lower risk, says a report online in the British Medical Journal.

The study of 5,235 children under the leadership of Debbie Lawlor from the University of Bristol is a portion of the bigger research plan, which traced the health of more than 14,000 children from birth.

The researchers evaluated the BMI, waist circumference, and fat mass of children among ages 9 and12.

The found that a high BMI between the ages of nine and 12 was associated with signs of heart disease at 15-16, even when the testing was adjusted for a wide scope of other factors.

‘Helping youngsters to understand the importance of healthy lifestyles can be very challenging but making sure they combine balance healthy eating with regular physical activity is vital.’

The 80-year-old billionaire was ambushed on his doorway Wednesday night as Fabiana Flosi was looking on horrified.

During which £200,000 worth of jewellery is believed to have been stolen.

Four robbers were lying in wait as Ecclestone and his 31-year-old Brazilian girlfriend were arrived at the central London building where they were attending, he has a eighth-floor penthouse overlooking Hyde Park.

Miss Flosi, a lawyer, sports marketing agent and model, was in shock as her boyfriend got attacked by the thieves.

She and Ecclestone were both instructed to remove jewellery, including a watch and diamond rings.

The gangs were able to escape before police arrived.

Mr Ecclestone was brought to hospital where he was treated for a minor head injury, and back to work just hours after the incident.

This is not the first time that Mr Ecclestone was attacked by thieves.

Four years ago he was mugged as he parked his brand new Mercedes Benz CLS55 AMG.

The reason behind this strict ruling is the fear of the council that young women might engage in forbidden marriages. Under Hindu custom marriages between members of the same tribe are prohibited and oftentimes punishable by death. Their belief is that members of the same clan are considered as siblings and they fear that the use of cell phones by young unmarried members might lead to furtively communication among members arranging unauthorized marriages. As part of their tradition, clan marriages are agreed by families and usually the couple meets only on the wedding day.

Death penalty is imposed on those who will break the marriage rules, including the alleged honour-killings that are still applied to young men and women. Last month, in Muzaffarnagar, 34 couples were caught for breaking the law. Eight honour killings were executed on some of those eloped and 3 girls were beheaded by their own family for running away with boys from the same clan.

Banning cell phone for unmarried women is only part of a larger regional procedure with an objective to put an end to marriages between clans.