Hungry shoppers are being offered the chance to eat a gourmet sandwich, but the £85 price tag might be too much for some to swallow.

APRIL 4--Meet Rachel Holt. The 34-year-old Delaware teacher is facing rape charges for allegedly having sex with a 13-year-old student 28 times during a one-week period last month. Holt, a science teacher at Claymont Elementary School, allegedly had sex with the boy, a student in her class, at her Wilmington home. According to a probable cause affidavit filed today in Justice of the Peace Court, the boy's father contacted cops yesterday afternoon and told them his child was having "inappropriate contact" with Holt. Last night, in an interview at New Castle County police headquarters, Holt admitted she had intercourse with the boy 27 times and performed oral sex once during the last week of March. She also revealed that another student, 12, had watched her having sex with the boy and that she had provided both boys with beer. Holt is being held in a local lockup in lieu of $560,450 bail. (2 pages)

PREDATORS: More imprudent teachers here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and, of course, here.

While not quite as spectacular an achievement as the first four-minute mile, Evergreen's no-frills DN-2000 Black MP3 player is definitely the first to break the ¥1,000 barrier.

Iran will be referred to the UN Security Council for sanctions if it does not "live up to its agreements" on nuclear power, says US President George Bush.

The country's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, told the UN on Saturday that his country had an "inalienable right" to produce nuclear energy - but said Islam precluded Iran having atomic weapons.

UK Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, said the speech was "disappointing" given recent talks with Iran over its nuclear stance.

What's your reaction to the Iranian President's speech? Should Iran be allowed to produce nuclear energy? Or should the UN impose sanctions?