41.   His breakup with his wife Gill hit the headlines around the time of the Tour Championship last October.

42.   Last year Spicer hit the headlines when he was arrested and charged in Papua New Guinea after an unsuccessful mission by his mercenaries.

43.   Max hit the headlines in July last year when he tackled a suspected robber who had jumped into his enclosure to escape the police.

44.   She hit the headline again earlier this month after she pulled out of the Asian Games in Bangkok, pleading injury.

45.   SINCE the year began, both good news and bad have hit the headlines in relation to events closely linked to the Multimedia Super Corridor project.

46.   The Israel international joined the Hammers from Southampton two seasons ago but hit the headlines last season after a training ground incident involving teammate John Hartson.

47.   The Spanish and Italians leagues kicked off two weeks after the English Premier League and some of the big names hit the headlines for the wrong reasons.

48.   The protest was apparently triggered by a royal hunt that hit the headlines last month.

49.   The saving grace, since Hanson first hit the headlines nearly two years ago, is that her anti-Asian feelings have not been matched by anti-Australian sentiments.

50.   This study hit the headlines and caught the interest of those looking for a natural sleeping pill.