Wednesday headlines

A wide area around Falmer's been evacuated this morning.
It's thought a construction company uncovered an unexploded World War 2 explosive.
A bomb disposal unit's at the scene.
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Cannabis is to be reclassified as a Class B substance.
The Government's confirmed a u-turn on the drug.
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith made the announcement earlier this afternoon.
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A man from Crawley's been cautioned over his involvement in a violent YouTube video.
2 young boys were seen fighting in the film, seemingly against their will.
They are both said to be safe and well.
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A Brighton man who appeared on t.v's Wife Swap's been found dead at his home.
Simon Foster was on the Channel 4 show last October.
It's thought he died of a drug overdose at a flat in Whitehawk.
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It's reported a gunman killed after a stand-off with police in west London was a barrister.
He's been named locally as thirty-two year old Mark Saunders.
He died following a five-hour armed siege at a luxury flat off the King's Road in Chelsea.
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An 11 year old girl in Fishersgate awoke to find a burglar in her bedroom.
The incident took place on Monday night.
She was unharmed - Sussex police are investigating
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Feathers are flying at the Seagulls, as Paul Reid prepares to take flight.
He's apparently criticised Dean Wilkins management style.
Reid's reported to have said Wilkins lacks communication skills and shows disrespect to outgoing players.
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More than one in ten of us admit to being drunk at work.
New research also claims a third turn up with a hangover.
We're being warned it's a threat to health and safety in the workplace.
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And Lindsay Lohan's mother Dina has won a parenting award in New York.
Dina, who's carved out a reputation as one of Hollywood's hardest partying mums, was given the award by an association called Mingling Moms.
The surprise recipient says she lives and breathes the same pain as every other family.