10 THINGS WE DIDNT KNOW LAST WEEK 4

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may i draw your attention to point 1, and women have a go at men thinking about sex all the time, tut tut

Snippets harvested from the week's news, chopped, sliced and diced for your weekend convenience.

1. The average British woman worries about the size and shape of her body every 15 minutes.

2. This Easter weekend will see 2.3 million people travelling through the UK's airports.

3. Six seats in the Italian Senate depend on the votes of Italians living abroad.

4. A flag expert is a vexillologist.

5. Coins which are called "coppers", such as the penny, have been made from steel since 1992.

6. Compensation payments to teachers following personal injuries, such as assaults by pupils, amounted to £7.6m last year.

7. Berlin's tallest building, a television tower, will have a giant 32 metre football placed on top for the World Cup.

8. Iceland has the highest concentration of broadband users in the world.

9. The suicide rate in the UK is at its lowest rate since records began in 1910.

10. Tony Blair is the first prime minister in recent times not to use RAF aircraft for family holidays.

[Sources where no story linked: 1: Daily Telegraph]