With an eye on tonight's television headlines, Mr Balls called for a tax cut to "jump-start" what he called a flat-lining economy.
However by the afternoon, as French television headlines read "The Tour Under Suspicion", the sense of déjà vu was becoming inescapable.
And they have been kept on tenterhooks about the survival chances of Enrico Letta's fragile coalition government.Ever the showman, Mr Berlusconi has recently monopolised front pages and television headlines.
Yet that attack barely broke through the day's crush of blog postings, cable television headlines, television advertisements, speeches by other candidates and surrogates, video press releases, screaming e-mailed charges and counter-charges — not to mention the old-fashioned newspaper article or broadcast report on the evening news.
Yet that attack barely broke through the day's crush of blog postings, cable television headlines, television advertisements, speeches by other candidates and surrogates, video press releases, screaming e-mailed charges and countercharges -- not to mention the old-fashioned newspaper article or broadcast report on the evening news.
But the television news headline is Bulgarian, as is the PM with two million on his mind.
Afghan television networks headlined the Taliban's announcement on the evening news.
By the mid-90s, after moving to Los Angeles, Dunham was appearing on late-night television and headlining the Improv chain of comedy clubs.
Fanning's brush with a sizeable shark at Jeffreys Bay – captured on live television – made headlines worldwide after he punched it on the nose before being rescued, with the help of fellow Australian surfer Julian Wilson, and brought to shore.
Since 2005, it has been the East Coast lair of the producer Darren Star, the creator of a string of frothy television series headlined by "Sex and the City," the cult classic that zeroed in on the high-wire exploits of four romance-addicted New York City career women.
