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A man was arrested by anti-terrorism police and suspended from his job after he sent a Twitter message joking that he was going to blow up an airport. The police confiscated Chambers' laptop, home computer and iPhone Enlarge photo When heavy snow at Robin Hood airport in Doncaster, northern England, threatened to ruin Paul Chambers' plans to fly to Ireland, he vented his frustration by tapping out a message on the social networking site. "Robin Hood airport is closed," he wrote, according to The Independent newspaper. "You've got a week and a bit to get your ###### together, otherwise I'm blowing the airport sky high!!" A week after posting the message, Chambers …

Anuj Bidve killer Kiaran Stapleton jailed for murder On his first court appearance Kiaran Stapleton gave his name as "Psycho" The man who shot dead Indian student Anuj Bidve in a "motiveless" murder in Greater Manchester has been jailed for life. Kiaran Stapleton, 21, was found guilty of murder at Manchester Crown Court on Thursday following a five-week trial. He shot the 23-year-old Lancaster University student on Boxing Day 2011 as he walked to the Manchester sales with friends. Stapleton was told he would serve a minimum term of 30 years. Mr Justice King said: "Only then will you be released if you are deemed not to be a risk to the public." The judge said Sta…

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/road-and-rail-transport/9431123/High-speed-train-opponents-granted-court-hearing.html This Tory Government want to spend £33billion on a high speed link which will save 20 minutes on London to Birmingham. I thought we were in a recession and needed to save money, not spend it as if it was going out of fashion. HMG always make it sound good by saying it will save thousands of 'man', and not to be sexist 'women hours', by multiplying the number of people on the train by 20, i.e 500 passengers, 166 hours saved, but a lot of those will not necessarily be business people, the numbers are dubious to say the least. I doubt if many peo…

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/9429908/Anuj-Bidve-murderer-claims-in-police-interview-that-teardrop-tattoo-marks-death-of-hamster.html Stapleton is the Pits, Pondlife, Scum, equal to the stuff that dogs leave on the pavement. A man like him should be put down, he is not worthy to live in our society. I just hope that there is some poetic justice, and he gets worked over really badly inside, by crims who are much harder than he could ever be, infact 'soap on a rope' would be great news. I bet he is one of those who will spend most nights crying for his Mummy. I don't usually go in for revenge, but I can make an exception in this case.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9429102/Baroness-Warsi-formally-cleared-of-expenses-charges.html Now that she has been cleared, insisting that she paid monies to Klaweed Khan for accommodation, and the owner of the house says he received received no money, we NEED an investigation into what KHAN did with the money Warsi allegedly paid him.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17589574 A mugging takes place every two minutes in the UK on average, so how do the muggers and the victims feel during and after the attacks? Violence changed his life that night: Richard’s mum speaks out http://www.halifaxcourier.co.uk/news/local/violence-changed-his-life-that-night-richard-s-mum-speaks-out-1-4314855 THE vicious attack on Richard Lister seven months ago has changed the teenager’s life forever. The 18-year-old, who was left fighting for his life after the mugging, has a different outlook on life now, says his mum, Debbie Critchell. Mugging never seems a big crime until you see the after effects,.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18881049 Government criticised as UK road deaths go up for first time since 2003 1 hour ago The government has been criticised for a lack of leadership after the first increase in road deaths for nearly a decade. The report by the Transport Select Committee also highlights the fact that road accidents are the main killer among 16-to-24-year-olds. The committee calls for more help to keep young drivers and cyclists safe and to improve the design of roads. The government says road safety continues to be a top priority. In 2010-11, 1,901 people were killed on Britain's roads. That is 51 more than the year before and the first rise…

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2178683/Police-officer-caused-major-terror-alert-ringing-colleagues-coded-bomb-threat-joke.html Whjat a first class idiot, nobody minds a joke which causes no problems, but sending that message was just idiotic. He should be prosecuted, a member of the public doing the same would be in court in a flash.

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A DISPUTE over who should pay for policing of matches at Leeds United has reached the High Court in a case which could have repercussions for the rest of football. The Championship side club has claimed it has been wrongly charged by West Yorkshire Police for policing public highways and car parks around its Elland Road stadium. http://ht.ly/c9SAs If clubs have to pay, I can see theior fans behaving a lot better, will not cost their precious club quite as much. Must cost Police a fortune when attempting to keep up with fans, if their precious clubs have to pay, fans will know it.

A police officer caused a major terrorism alert after ringing a busy port with a hoax bomb threat. PC Hatef Nezami, 48, rang colleagues at the police Special Branch office with a coded message that a device was placed in a busy port. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2178683/Police-officer-caused-major-terror-alert-ringing-colleagues-coded-bomb-threat-joke.html#ixzz21dus6sWx It appears not all Officers are to bright.