21.   No Formula one action this weekend but the Williams team from Didcot is again making the headlines.

22.   Last week Albert Pacey made the headlines when he described the criminal justice system as archaic and irrelevant.

23.   Their lives were saved by Pauline Cutting, the British surgeon who made the headlines through her work with the Palestinian victims of the civil war.

24.   THIS week, beef has certainly been making the headlines.

25.   Dr. Julius Tomlin made international headlines when he was appointed the Philosopher in Residence at a Swindon pub.

26.   Allegations of priests sexually abusing children began making headlines more than a decade ago.

27.   Also in Florida, the other Hardaway continues to make headlines.

28.   America West is profitable and growing, but hundreds of flight cancellations last summer, a critical government report and other problems made headlines last year.

29.   Although her remark made headlines locally, no one took her suggestion seriously.

30.   Although there might be disagreement from Roseanne and O.J. and Cher and other celebrities whose first names make headlines, folks hereabouts are true believers in the tabloid.