Psychic news reader

 Former TV news reporter claims to be psychic after sending messages to himself to 'prove' he can see the future.

 A former TV news reporter is claiming to be psychic after sending text messages to himself to 'prove' he can see into the future.

John Thomson, from Bristol, started ‘feeling and seeing’ words and phrases in March last year and because he didn’t think anyone would believe him decided to log them on his phone.
The 44-year-old says by having the messages dated on his phone before the events happen, it proves he is psychic.

 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2218459/John-Thomson-claims-psychic-sending-messages-to-prove-future.html

Princess Diana's psychic sues for defamation

TV psychic Sally Morgan sues Daily Mail for defamation
 26 January 2012

By Sarah Limbrick

TV psychic Sally Morgan is demanding damages of £150,000 from Associated Newspapers over a Daily Mail story accusing her of scamming a vulnerable audience.
The article, published on 22 September, was headlined: “What a load of crystal balls!”
It alleged Morgan pretended to have psychic powers when she was in fact simply repeating instructions from members of her team via a microphone and hidden earpiece, according to a writ lodge at the High Court.
Morgan, who was Princess Diana’s former psychic, claims the story caused substantial damage to her reputation, as well as hurt, distress and embarrassment.
The story was widely reported in the national press at the time but Associated Newspapers is the only publisher named on the writ. The story in question was an opinion piece by the magician and former psychic Paul Zenon.

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Move Over Uri Geller

There's something attractive about Bogdan, the Serbian boy who claims to be 'magnetic'

 A seven-year-old boy in Serbia is attracting worldwide attention after his family claim he is magnetic.

To prove their claim, the family paraded the boy in front of an camera crew, with a variety of objects stuck to his chest.

The boy, called Bogdan, seemed unfazed by the attention - nor did he seem to mind having a variety of cutlery stuck to his body.

The footage ended up on MSNBC, where reporter Al Stirrett said Bodgan did indeed have a unique ability.

Mr Stirrett told MailOnline that the family did not offer their last name, possibly because of the age of the boy.

Nevertheless, they're happy to show off Bodgan's ability - which they claim he has had since birth.
The footage shows Bogdan first with a variety of cutlery attached to him, then a TV remote control is added to his body.

Read more at The Daily Mail.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1360081/Theres-attractive-Bogdan-Serbian-boy-appears-magnetic.html#ixzz1Es6ReIet

Maggie and the Indian mystic:

Th Daily Mail newspaper has revealed the story of how an Indian mystic predicted Margaret Thatcher's rise  to Prime Minister and that she would hold that position for 11 years :

By Tom Kelly and Sanjay Jha.

With a strong will and no-­nonsense approach to politics, Margaret Thatcher kept a grip on Downing Street for 11 years.
But while aides quickly learned her preference for clear and down-to-earth advice, it has been revealed that the Iron Lady also received early guidance from another, far more unlikely, source – an eccentric and controversial Indian mystic.
Self-professed preacher and faith healer Sri Chandraswamy sat barefoot in the lotus position in Mrs Thatcher’s Commons office during a secret meeting soon after she became leader of the Tory Opposition in 1975.
And the future prime minister was so impressed with his apparent powers that she agreed to his request to wear a special red dress and a battered ­talisman around her wrist to a second meeting.

Read the full story at the Mail On Line here 

British tabloid investigates past lives

Feel like you've been here before? Therapists say past lives can hold the key to our problems. FLIC EVERETT investigates...

Sometimes in life, we encounter physical or emotional problems that have no obvious cause. Therapy doesn’t help, pills don’t work — and it’s easy to assume you’ll be stuck with your fatal flaws for ever.
But what if there was a way of digging deep into your memory to find out just what was causing the problems — so deep that you look at what happened to you in your past lives?
The idea that we’ve been here before might sound less credible than a Doctor Who script, but, according to exponents of Past Life Regression Therapy, this kind of time travel not only exists, it’s so powerful that it can change your life.

Read the full story at the Daily Mail Newspaper.