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	Click to View in Browser 02/19/2013 Belgian boar hunters come up short in mass cull effort BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Efforts to cull a sprawling population of wild boar in Belgium's northern forests met with limited results this week after a party of 200 hunters managed to kill only one animal. Fake horse racing blog dodges Italy's election polls blackout ROME (Reuters) - Which horse are you backing in the Italian election? Mexican duo fined for obscene gestures in celebrations MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Two players have been fined in Mexico for making obscene gestures while celebrating goals they scored in first division matches at the weekend. Burger King takes down Twitter account after hack attack NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hackers breached the Twitter account of fast-food chain Burger King, posting the online equivalent of graffiti and sometimes making little sense. Texas woman has two sets of identical twins in one day (Reuters) - A Texas mother had a one-in-70-million kind of Valentine's Day this year when she gave birth to two sets of identical twin boys, a Houston hospital announced on Monday. Naked men turn out to see..."Naked Men" VIENNA (Reuters) - The exhibit in Vienna's Leopold Museum is entitled "Naked Men", so a group of nudists and naturalists took the curators at their word and showed up to see it on Monday in the buff. Russia asks: How do you stop space objects hitting Earth? By Timothy Heritage and Gabriela Baczynska and Michael Shields Berlin's beloved polar bear Knut returns on show BERLIN (Reuters) - Knut, the hand-reared polar bear who captured Germans' hearts before his early death in 2011, returned to his adoring Berlin public on Friday as a life-sized model bearing the animal's real fur. Aquarium fights to get disabled turtle swimming again KOBE, Japan (Reuters) - Life looked grim for Yu, a loggerhead turtle, when she washed up in a Japanese fishing net five years ago, her front flippers shredded after a brutal encounter with a shark. Norway plans 12-hour prime-time TV show of a fireplace OSLO (Reuters) - Norwegian public television plans to broadcast a burning fireplace for 12 straight hours from Friday evening, with firewood specialists providing color commentary, expert advice and a bit of cultural tutoring. Related Video New owl species gives a hoot for science Wheelchair bound piglet is latest internet hit Entertainment News Jay-Z, Timberlake perform at first London Olympic park concert Daniel Day-Lewis as Abe Lincoln makes unstoppable Oscar force A daily digest of breaking business news, coverage of the US economy, major corporate news and the financial markets. Register Today   Your daily briefing on the latest tech developments from around the world from Reuters expert tech correspondents. Register Today   » MORE NEWSLETTERS - 3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USA © Copyright 2010 Thomson Reuters Ensure delivery of Reuters Newsmails, add mail@nl.reuters.com to your address book. Details Subscribe to other Reuters newsletters. Unsubscribe from this newsletter. Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook Forward to a friend