13 September 2013 Last updated at 16:52 The Loop: Monty who? Paper Monitor: Titillating shorts There's a polar bear jail in Churchill, Manitoba - an old aircraft hangar containing 28 cells for bears who wander into town. The Volkswagen Beetle was originally called the Strength Through Joy Car (KdF-Wagen). Find out more (London Review of Books) China has 10,000 mooncake makers. Find out more (Wall Street Journal) Stephen Hawking owns the last three machines in the world that give him his distinctive voice as the company that made them has gone into liquidation. Find out more (The Independent) A 1928 Yiddish-English-Hebrew dictionary may be the first official record of "meh." George Bush Sr once played keepy-uppy on David Frost's lawn. Children who read for pleasure are better at maths. Prince William relaxes to buffalo and cricket noises played on his iPhone. Find out more (Daily Mail) Glaswegians are starting to sound like Cockneys because of EastEnders. After the collapse of a Roman bridge in the 4th Century there was no crossing of the Danube between Romania and Bulgaria for 1,600 years. Find out more (Financial Times)