It seems that just turning on the nightly news either shows some present calamity or one that might potentially befall us any day now.
We don't get much of that on the news either.
It's when the hacks are all on the beach with a Lee Child paperback, when ministers stop answering their phones, and the public couldn't give a toss what's in the news either way, because they too are on the beach, or in the pub, or at least heavily pissed and way past caring.
This is not exactly stunning news, either.
I didn't want to hear the bad news, either.
Bad news either way, then.
"It is a little bit sad that, aside from local news on WALK-FM, the only place to get comprehensive local news is either on TV or in print".
The site is inviting virtual news reports, either on SL events or real-life events re-created in Second Life (is that a good idea? I don't know), that they "film" and work into a two-minute video report.
Others got no notice at all and heard the news locally, either on the day that the asylum seekers arrived or after they had arrived.
There has been a lot of big topics in the news lately; topics that you're either on one side of or the other.
