Margaret Thatcher dies, Twitter thinks it's Cher

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Click here to check your local weather Tuesday 9 Apr, 2013 top stories Margaret Thatcher dead after stroke FORMER British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has died of a stroke aged 87 years. Chill. Cher NOT dead despite hashtag MARGARET Thatcher's death caused confusion on Twitter where some thought  #nowthatchersdead meant Cher had died. WikiLeaks' largest secret file dump WIKILEAKS has launched its own search engine for the cables, which Julian Assange says is sophisticated enough to rival Google.   Harrison brings Voice to a standstill WHEN the words don't come for Harrison Craig, it is music which unlocks the story within. The ''popera'' singer found ''release'' from the stutter which has often controlled him. breaking news Ireland inquest into woman denied abortion London party for Thatcher's death US court win for Aussie 'Robin Hood' 13 Pakistani soldiers die in clashes Penis size does matter to women: study Canada girls plead not guilty to pimping Advertisement more from news.com.au Hapless Dees set for $1m loss MELBOURNE concede the club's woeful start to the season and $500,000 "tanking" fine have the Demons on track for a $1 million loss this year. more sport Film critic Roger Ebert laid to rest ACCLAIMED film critic Roger Ebert was laid to rest overnight and praised as a consummate newsman, a champion storyteller and a social media visionary. more entertainment Nurses 'tuning out urgent alarms' HOSPITAL workers suffering 'noise fatigue' are tuning out beeping alarms that monitor the critically ill, leading to the deaths of patients. more lifestyle New boss appointed to embattled Target TARGET has appointed a new managing director to take the helm at the discount department store. more business Virgin tops but United gets thumbs down VIRGIN America scored best and United Airlines the worst in a new survey of US airline performance. more travel Homeowner floored by premiums A WOMAN who prevailed against one of Australia's largest insurers to win a flood damage claim faces a new challenge to reduce her skyrocketing insurance bill. more realestate Fees up, but a fail for childcare centres NEARLY half the nation's childcare centres have failed to meet strict new quality standards - despite hitting parents with higher fees. more money WikiLeaks releases secret US cables WIKILEAKS has published 1.7 million US documents from 1973 to 1976, including many written by Henry Kissinger. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.