Blocking Sites. Feeds?

Allyall

I don't know where to put this. I have looked around, and with the hangover i have, i'm most likely going around in circles.
I'm trying to block the Independent, The Herald and The Sun Newspapers among others from appearing in Google News.
Or even in Google results.

When hungover, they are very annoying appearing on top of results. Otherwise they are just annoying.

I have managed to block the Independent using the below script, but i still get the body of a synopsis, even though there is no link. I don't know where the feeds are coming from in the indo.
I want to apply the same script to the Herald/Mirror/Sun etc..
Okay, hangover is making it harder to explain, here is the script.

I've highlighted in red, where i think the problem is, (The asterisks can be any 6 digit number).

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);



@-moz-document url-prefix(http), url-prefix(file) {



}





/* --- IndependentIE --- */



a[href*="http://www.independent.ie/"]

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



a[href*="http://blogs.independent.ie"]

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



a[href^="http://www.independent.ie/"] + * + * FONT

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



a[href^="http://www.independent.ie/"] + * + * + * + FONT[size="-1"]

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



a[href^="http://www.independent.ie/"] + * + * NOBR

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



a[href^="http://www.independent.ie/"] + * > NOBR

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



a[id="u-AFQjCNG8moPCTwDP9sLrRmeXw5qtOUvh2Q:r-0-1_1286983637"] > *

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



[onload=" var t = window.jstiming.load; t.tick(\"ol\"); /* * This is used to try and detect human viewers as opposed to scrapers. * The logic is that most scrapers don't have javascript enabled. We do * this check in onload to not impact page loading time. */ (new Image()).src = '/news/jsenabled?zx=' + Math.random(); setupPage();"] A.usg-AFQjCNEH0Z4Gy4BvvWB6MRLcGRUMxdNz-A._tracked

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



a[href*="[B][COLOR="Red"]http://www.independent.ie/service/rss-feeds-******.html[/B]"]

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}



[href="http://www.independent.ie/"] + * + * + * > *

{

text-decoration: line-through ! important;

display:none !important;

}

This is a screenshot of Google News. You can see the independent story bodies appear, but no link.
I want to eliminate the whole lot.

http://i.imgur.com/rjluu2N.jpg

ED E

Google are way ahead of you...

Allyall

...Not sure what you sayin'...

If you mean the sliders, then.. no, but thank you. I want them permanently blocked no matter who is using the PC (in other words, i don't want to have to sign in to remove them.), and i don't want any links/info from them.
Also, if i clean my history/cache/settings it reverts to the way it was.

That is a good way, but i want to apply it without having anybody signed in, also i don't want them to appear in google results if i am searching for something.
Which can be applied to other sites.

Tonight, there was a story about an "AN POST WORKER" robbing money, and the independent pointed it to some celebrity that was pregnant and doing a Demi Moore cover shoot.

F*** off.



I capitalised 'An Post Worker', because it's hard to write an and an beside each other in a sentence, even if they are different languages.

For example, i also want to be able to apply it, if i break my camcorder/DVD Player and i am searching for a part, one site that appears repeatedly is FIXYA.

I know i can search using these - broken panasonic LCD display -fixya

etc.. But i would prefer it automatically done.