10 Things....
Snippets harvested from the week's news, chopped, sliced and diced for your weekend convenience by BBCi.
1. Trap-jaw ants have been recorded closing their jaws at 66 mph, the fastest known speed for an animal moving its body parts.
2. Caprice's surname is Bourret.
3. There is only one cheddar cheese maker in Cheddar, even though cheddar is the most popular hard cheese in the English-speaking world.
4. Cartoon cat Tom smoked roll-ups. But a scene showing him rolling his own cigarette, only using one hand, is to be cut from screenings on children's television.
5. For every 10 successful attempts to climb Mount Everest there is one fatality, says a report from a medical journal.
6. Cows can have regional accents, says a professor of phonetics, after studying cattle in Somerset
7. Cups of tea can be healthier than water, according to some nutritionists.
8. Despite the iPod's success, Apple has had to pay Creative for use of its patented technology.
9. There are 300,000 people aged 90 or over in the UK.
10. A million guitars were sold in the UK last year, more than double the number sold five years ago.
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1. Trap-jaw ants have been recorded closing their jaws at 66 mph, the fastest known speed for an animal moving its body parts.
2. Caprice's surname is Bourret.
3. There is only one cheddar cheese maker in Cheddar, even though cheddar is the most popular hard cheese in the English-speaking world.
4. Cartoon cat Tom smoked roll-ups. But a scene showing him rolling his own cigarette, only using one hand, is to be cut from screenings on children's television.
5. For every 10 successful attempts to climb Mount Everest there is one fatality, says a report from a medical journal.
6. Cows can have regional accents, says a professor of phonetics, after studying cattle in Somerset
7. Cups of tea can be healthier than water, according to some nutritionists.
8. Despite the iPod's success, Apple has had to pay Creative for use of its patented technology.
9. There are 300,000 people aged 90 or over in the UK.
10. A million guitars were sold in the UK last year, more than double the number sold five years ago.
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