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Interrogations of these recent detainees yield a "good news, bad news" version of events, officials said.

'MORNING JOE' This MSNBC early-morning political klatch is oddly addictive, even though its hosts at times come off like a cable news version of "American Idol".

"We in TV have turned the caucus into broadcast news' version of 'American Idol,' " Margaret Brennan, a morning anchor for Bloomberg TV, wrote in a Twitter message on Tuesday night.

In addition to new topical pages, the site now includes search provided by Yahoo!, the ability to resize fonts in the display, change the order of the feeds shown, grab a widget to display a page's feeds on your blog and perhaps most importantly, view a river of news version of each page on a mobile phone.

Up until Jones' resignation Glenn Beck has been an incredibly popular and successful cable news version of the snake oil salesman -- in the hands of anyone else Jones might have merely remained a blip on the talking points radar, in the mesmerizing, entertaining hands of Beck he has become a national villain, and now Obama's Achilles heel.

Fox's commitment to boosting the war effort seemed to revive the old French theory that art and journalism should be put at the service of ideology -- a Fox News version of "littérature engagée".

3.31pm BST Next up is team Breaking News, a different way to do breaking news on the new version of the Guardian site.

I knew only the news-report version of Iran: renegade developer of nuclear technology, member of the Axis of Evil, and mortal enemy of the Great Satan, the United States.

Since then, others have written news feed versions of everything from the Book of Genesis to The Aeneid, not to mention Slate's ongoing Obama news feed and a Facebook group of world leaders in The Atlantic.

A DAILY round-up of economic news:A revised version of the Treasury's comprehensive rescue plan passed the Senate last night on a vote of 74-25.

THE NEWS A runway version of traffic signals will be installed at 20 busy airports to prevent collisions during takeoffs and landings.