The New York artist has made a name for himself fashioning wildly ornate bicycles and motorised bikes as radical as they are beautiful. He’s back with a wild trike that has enough torque to throw you off the back. That’s exactly what happened the first time he fired it up.

Matt Cutler from Visible Measures writes, "if your online video campaign has 10 million viewers, 2 million of them saw less than 10 seconds of it. Ouch."

Visible Measures looked at 40 million different videos which have over 7 billion views to produce the chart the below. All videos were less than 5 minutes long.

However, it has emerged that the show's creator urged the BBC to give the character a sex change in a desperate bid to prevent the series from being cancelled.

An Observer investigation has established that the EDL has made contact with anti-jihad groups within the Tea Party organisation and has invited a senior US rabbi and Tea Party activist to London this month. Rabbi Nachum Shifren, a regular speaker at Tea Party conventions, will speak about Sharia law and also discuss funding issues.

The census data on religion produced by the 2001 census gave a wholly misleading picture of the religiosity of the UK, cutting the number of non-religious people in half.

Why this matters

If you say you’re religious on the census and don’t really mean it, then you are treated by some sections of the media, churches, and even government policymakers as if you are a fully-fledged believer.

Before computer games arrived on the scene, kids amused themselves with choose-your-own-adventure books that allowed you to explore fantastic worlds that were described without the aid of fancy graphics.

As computers became a little more powerful, these were translated into text-only adventure games that retained the spartan aesthetic, but allowed the player a little more control over their exploration of the world. For example, you'd type "north" to move north, where you'd then "look" around a scene before deciding how to interact further.

Now, a unique partnership — of military scientists and entomologists — appears to have achieved a major breakthrough: identifying a new suspect, or two.

A fungus tag-teaming with a virus have apparently interacted to cause the problem, according to a paper by Army scientists in Maryland and bee experts in Montana in the online science journal PLoS One.

Behind the door, under a thick layer of dusk lay a treasure trove of turn-of-the-century objects including a painting by the 19th century Italian artist Giovanni Boldini.

The panels will heat the Obamas' water and provide some electric power.

As turbines often stand on agricultural land, these changes could in turn affect crop productivity.

You'd think today's artists would be happier about the prospect of imminent destitution.

The change would allow councils to hold races, or festivals, on city streets or on rural hill roads, a Conservative conference fringe meeting heard.

We have been to the Moon and split the atom, but a true cure or fool-proof preventative measure for the hangover remains elusive. It's just not fair.

Director of public health Dr Margaret Somerville told the board there was "no evidence" that the remedies work.

It’s the solution to a long held problem in transporting huge pieces of equipment. Roads and railways don’t always reach remote locations, and areas of natural disaster or poverty rarely have airstrips or runways. Even heavy-transport helicopters suffer from limited payloads, meaning the equipment has to be dismantled and taken in many trips.