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What are News Feeds?

News feeds (also known as RSS) allow you to see when websites have added new content. You can get the latest headlines in one place, as soon as its published, without having to visit the websites you have taken the feed from.

How do I use a News Feed?

To use this service you will need an RSS reader, of which there are many available online. Some are very simple and free, others are more complicated and have to be purchased. Here is a selection:

• FeedReader - free service
  (http://www.feedreader.com)
• NewsGator - has both free and paid-for elements
  (http://www.newsgator.co.uk)
• FeedDemon for PCs - free trial available
  (www.bradsoft.com/feeddemon)
• NetNewsWire for Macs - free trial available
  (ranchero.com/netnewswire)

Once you have selected and installed your reader, click on the RSS logo below and copy the web address of the page that loads into the "created new feeds" section of your reader.

16/05/12 - Telematics 'can lower motor insurance premiums'. The use of so-called black boxes in vehicles could lead to a significant reduction in motorists' car and van insurance premiums, a motoring organisation has claimed.

15/05/12 - Motorways 'can't cope with 80mph speed limit'. England's motorway system could not cope with an 80mph speed limit, the Road Safety Foundation has said.

11/05/12 - More Brits failing first MoT. More and more cars in the UK are failing their first MoT, according to new research.

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