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Man wants smaller penis after enlargement surgery

A Russian man who had penis enlargement surgery now wants his penis back to normal because many women have left him, according to Russia Today.

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The great Cadbury Egg Conspiracy

Actor B.J. Novak from The Office appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien bearing proof that Cadbury eggs have recently shrunk. In tow were two Cadbury eggs; the egg from yesteryear was clearly larger than the egg currently on shelves.

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Fears Grow In The UK As Babies Are Getting Smaller

In a recent study in the UK, shocking new figures show that more babies are being born at dangerously low birth weights. A new think tank suggests that the NHS is neglecting teenage and older women pregnancies, working class mothers and lone parents

In the Media by Michelle Duffy - 3 comments

Redesigned PSP confirmed

After months of rumours, Sony confirm that a smaller, lighter PSP is set to appear.

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Smaller engines drive petrol revival

How smaller engines are driving a petrol revival

Small firms 'easy targets' for cyber crime

Cyber criminals switch their attention to smaller businesses

Budget's impact on smaller firms

What the Budget did - and did not - do for small firms

Watch: Economic Growth Smaller Than Expected

Alix Steel analyzes the morning business headlines.

AUDIO: Would a smaller state boost growth?

Can a smaller state boost growth? Allister Heath, editor of business newspaper City AM, and Nick Pearce, director of the think tank the Institute for Public Policy Research, debate the issue.