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18-06-2005 | Daniela Lazarová

World Greyhounds Championship, photo: CTK The EU Constitution is "christened" with beer on tap. A Czech is caught with a snake in his pants! Want to set a record? Pick up 500 kilos with your teeth -or drink 100 raw eggs in 9 minutes! Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.  More

Current AffairsSlovenian athlete to swim the full length of the Vltava River

17-06-2005 14:38 | Martin Mikule

Martin Strel, photo: www.sloveniatimes.com The Slovenian marathon swimmer Martin Strel who is known for having swum the length of a number of great rivers started a long swim all the way down the Czech Republic's River Vltava on Friday morning. He set off from South Bohemia at a point close to the river's source, and if everything goes well he will arrive next Thursday at Melnik - about 30 km north of Prague - where the Vltava flows into the Elbe River. Why does he do it? And who is Martin Strel?  More

Current AffairsT-shirts against communism

01-06-2005 15:09 | Jan Velinger

T-shirts against communism, photo: CTK A few years ago the well-known Czech artist David Cerny made headlines when he produced a t-shirt showing a spiky finger flipping the Communist Party the bird. Now a design studio - alarmed by growing support for the party - has got a similar idea, commissioning designers around the country to take part in a competition protesting against growing public support for the communists. Titled "De-communisation" the project has attracted a lot of attention so far.  More

Current AffairsThe complicated history of Prague's Tank No. 23

08-05-2005 15:02 | Pavla Horáková

Tank No. 23, photo: CTK Prague's Kinsky Square was for many decades called The Square of Soviet Tank Crews. It was because a huge Soviet tank, a memorial to the liberation of Czechoslovakia in 1945, used to stand there on a 5-metre pedestal, its barrel menacingly pointing at a tram stop. Until one morning, in the spring of 1991, locals woke up and could not believe their eyes. The tank had turned pink overnight.  More

Current AffairsCzech cycling couple successfully concludes 3-year world tour

02-05-2005 15:02 | Pavla Horáková

Lucie Kovarikova and Michal Jon, photo: www.filabel.cz/lucie+michal Exactly three years ago, two young Czech cycling enthusiasts, Michal Jon and Lucie Kovarikova, set off to conquer the world on their bicycles. As planned, they returned back home on Sunday, having pedalled almost 69,000 kilometres in all continents. The couple are the first Czechs to have cycled around Greenland, the first Czech cyclists to have ridden into the Antarctic and Lucie Kovarikova is the first Czech woman to cycle around the world.  More

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23-04-2005 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: www.czech-tv.cz Who is the biggest Czech villain? How small is the smallest tree in the Czech Republic? And, the handsome aqua bellos: men who excel at synchronized swimming. Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.  More

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16-04-2005 | Daniela Lazarová

Milos Zeman and Jan Fencl, photo: CTK Stealing a railway bridge is not as difficult as it may sound! Pork crackling, tongue in aspic or some chopped liver? Former cabinet ministers enjoy a pig slaughtering feast. And, forget about the toilets, some Czech schools have introduced smoking rooms. Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.  More

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02-04-2005 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: CTK A Czech prisoner is allowed to go back home to his wife after getting a permanent erection! A freak accident - dying under 8 tons of manure. And -the robber who fell asleep in the apartment he had robbed. Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.  More

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29-01-2005 | Daniela Lazarová

Was it Homer Simpson? The guy who spent the night locked up in a pub drinking as much beer as his body would take. Bats don't watch TV -they live there! And the first ever gorilla baby born in captivity in the Czech Republic has a godmother - the former first lady! Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.  More

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15-01-2005 | Daniela Lazarová

Photo: CTK Paternity tests conducted on an anonymous basis have now become available in the Czech Republic - but psychologists are warning fathers to think twice before undertaking them - every tenth child allegedly has a different father than presumed! Who will be the greatest Czech of all time? And, two Czech "spidermen" end up in jail. Find out more in Magazine with Daniela Lazarova.  More

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