Police Chase: This guy could give lessons to OJ.

Traffic helicopter captures a chase happening in suburban Vancouver.

Podcast: The World Today – Cyclone aftermath

Military rulers in Burma still reluctant to receive aid for cyclone victims.

Cigarettes snuff out social life

“People who stop smoking are going to become socially healthier,” says Fowler, a political science professor at the University of California, San Diego. “They’re going to have more friends and their friends are going to be better connected.”

Women: More concerned with weight than cancer

Women are more concerned about losing weight than they are about suffering from cancer, heart disease or diabetes, a survey showed.

Online love is blind, especially for women

Women were especially susceptible to finding Mr. Wrong, as they tend to be attracted by witty comments or clever emails, said psychologist Matthew Bambling from the Queensland University of Technology.

Podcast: Design a miniature hanging basket

Garden authority Steve Whysall gives instructions for designing and building your own miniature hanging gardens.

The web is more dangerous than the streets

“The average citizen is now more likely to be a victim of crime through the Internet than on the street or in their home.”

The Evolution of Amphibians Answered

The fossilized creature, known as Gerobatrachus hottoni, proves that some modern amphibians, frogs and salamanders evolved from an ancient amphibian group called temnospondyls, a Canadian-led team reports in the journal Nature.

Now You Have Reasons to Eat Organic

It can be scary when you think about what’s in our grocery stores: genetically modified foods, foods that contain synthetic hormones, pesticides and antibiotics, as well as foods exposed to irradiation (a form of radiation used to kill bacteria).

Boris the cat gets hydrotherapy

Who’d of thought of curing a cat’s ailing back with hydrotherapy, or even dunking the cat in the water…