So you have heard the rumours.

Have you heard the latest rumours?

The construction of was prompted by rumours of Austro Hungarian dreadnought building.

Who listens to you (for spreading rumours) but most of them are liars.

Another epidemic, one made of wild rumours, seems to spread faster than Ebola.

Her father, Ken Caillat, co produced Fleetwood Mac's Rumours (1977) and Tusk (1979) albums.

2GB radio presenter Ray Hadley also created several rumours live and on air during his daily show.

From Conakry to Coyah through Dabola and Faranah, the buzz dealers (or rumours hawkers) has gained ground.

In his absence could somebody scotch these terrible rumours that Mrs Thatcher has been abandoned by all...

It was another funeral that of his elder brother earlier this summer that sparked rumours Akaev would return to Kyrgyzstan.

The mission's report of July 1990 showed no evidence, in Poland, to confirm certain rumours that chemicals were reimported to western countries.

To date we have been dependent on rumours picked up in corridors to which we are unable to react and that is most frustrating.

The rumours of Mr. Zelaya's departure had, on Wednesday, mobilised the partisans of the deposed president, who gathered around the Brazilian Embassy, where military forces reinforced their position.

And when ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars, be ye not troubled for such things must needs be but the end shall not be yet.

I therefore urge the Council to resist the temptation these rumours travel fast to denigrate Parliament's efforts and achievements, giving the impression that we have been dragging our feet.

Had they gone forth with you, they would have only added to your troubles, and they would have surely spread rumours in your midst, seeking to cause sedition among you.

And ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars see that ye be not troubled for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet.

The following days were horrific living in tents throughout the day and night with rumours floating around of a bigger earthquake to hit the city, causing more fear and panic.

Is the Council aware of rumours circulating, in particular in Central and Eastern Europe, about the possibility of mass emigration of Soviet citizens to the West over the next 12 months ?

He was accused of sending news and rumours to the BBC in 1988 he has been held under the 1950 Emergency Provisions Act for allegedly defaming the government and inciting unrest.

According to Sidy Bah, rumours of Ebola being a foreign driven disease started from schools in the urban district of Faranah following the arrival of a health team to immunise school children.

We heard rumours that as we were debating it, the directive was changing shape and might be divided into two directives one dealing with wild game and one dealing with farmed game.

In October 2014, a series of acid attacks on women in the historic city of Isfahan created a fearful atmosphere and prompted rumours that the victims were targeted for not being properly veiled.

From afar, St. Aghperig looks almost intact, but up close it is covered with holes where treasure hunters obsessed by rumours that Armenians buried gold in their places of worship come to dig.

Does the Commissioner recall several meetings two during 1989 he assumed this portfolio at which I made reference to rumours circulating about the activities of those involved in the management of the Year ?

Is he now satisfied, contrary to all the rumours and speculations, that the sum of money which was paid for the Rover Group by British Aerospace, 150 million, was a reasonable market price at the time ?

If they had gone forth among you, you would then not gain any increase from them except trouble, and seeking to cause turmoil they would run rumours among you and their spies are among you and Allah well knows the unjust.

Finally, I am anxious to scotch the unwarranted rumours that are cropping up here and there not least in the corridors of the Council, it has to be said, Mr Romita suggesting that Parliament is holding things up and acting like a bad partner, given the backlog of dossiers and its uncooperativeness in dealing with the workload.

With regard to Category 4 expenditure, which is where the Parliament's most sensitive priorities are expressed even if the amounts involved are small we really have had problems. And I expect we have all heard the rumours that some governments would like to sec part of the cost of Community participation in the fund to provide aid to countries affected by the gulf crisis

I should like to ask the Commissioner whether he is satisfied that the package of remedies that I have been reading about today and have been hearing rumours of for some time, will be anything more than a stopgap that they will be anything more than a temporary dole to maintain the small, family or medium sized farmer during the lifetime of the present owner occupier of farms ?

In view of the implementation of the 1990 budget, the undertakings given on aid and cooperation with regard to the conflict in the Gulf, and alarming rumours that the emergency finance required may be taken from the budget lines for cooperation with the developing countries of Asia and Latin America, can the Commission say where it intends to find the resources required for the emergency cooperation with the countries involved in the Gulf conflict?

Would he state whether the rumours which are running that three to five million people could be confirmed in terms of emigrants over the next twelve months from the Soviet Union and thirdly, if he says that in principle that immigration should be controlled, does he believe that the Community, whether acting together collectively or independently by Member States, should control emigration from the Soviet Union if it was to come in such a volume and in so quick a time as predicted?