They're at it again. This time Steve Price is the toxic shock jock showing his hatred for cyclists. In his case, it's probably because he's too short to reach the peddles.

Whilst Cardinal Pell faces claims of bribing child abuse victims at the royal commission, Cardinal Burke said on Vatican Radio this week that kids should be kept away from homosexuals, not Priests.

Jeb Bush hasn't officially declared he will run as a Reopublican candidate for the Presidency. Richard Kazimer thinks, after this week, that could be a good thing.

Waco, Texas, home to the ugly siege in 1993 that saw an end to many lives, was the scene for an ugly biker turf war, with lots of guns. Richard Kazimer talks through the events that saw nine killed and 170 arrested.

Islamic extremists aren't the only nut jobs out there. Take Robert Doggart, for example, who palnned a terrorist attack against the Muslim community in New York state.

Scottland's SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon is angry about a leaked memo, relaying a conversation in which she supposedly spoke of a preference for David Cameron as PM because she didn't think Ed Milliband was Prime Minister material. 

Submariner William McNeilly described the UK's Trident missile programme a disaster waiting to happen. No wonder the Scots want the nuclear submarines out of their country.

Gay marriage is a big deal in Ireland, a country where its difficult to buy a condom and abortion is illegal. John Dobbie reports on the surprise result from the country's popular vote.

Julia Roberts has landed a bit part - playing Mother Earth. And she's got a message for us. We need her more than she needs us!

New Zealand has the biggest storm in the world right now. So much so that the Seals have moved into the suburbs. David Campbell explains from the warmth of his living room.