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I'll only post a link to it as it's quite a lengthy article with pictures and video (the first photo does show a deceased man). Some quite unbelievable scenes, must have been horrific, especially for the children you can see clinging on to their parents in the stands. Judging from the article the PM is not messing around and appears to be demanding answers and rightly so. Mail Online - Egypt Football Riots

http://www.bbc.co.uk...kshire-11935490

http://www.bbc.co.uk...london-16364580 disgusted what about the officers who have to do the job day in and day out with no thanks at all

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http://www.bbc.co.uk...dshire-16796143 BBC News A 13-year-old son of a US Air Force colonel has died in hospital after suffering gunshot wounds to his head. Thames Valley Police were called to a house in Souldern, near Bicester, Oxfordshire, on Sunday morning. The injured boy was taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford where he died on Monday with his family by his side. A Thames Valley Police spokeswoman said officers were not treating the death as suspicious. All possible support and comfort is being provided to the family" US Air Force spokesman A spokesman from the US Air Force said: "The 13-year-old son of an active duty US Ai…

Read more: http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz1kl9U3AHHJudge David Ticehurst refused to jail the baby's parents and instead sentenced them to community service Read more: http://www.dailymail...l#ixzz1klBZGTR8

Thought i'd post this up, sad story but it seems the 'Freemen' movement originated in the states and the idea is slowly making its way over here, interesting so well worth sharing. Seems the Americans have a much more radical freemen movement over there thats armed and very dangerous but I'm finding this is spreading over here at an alarming rate too, last week I came across my first wannabe freeman in the form of a seventeen year old girl (well she tried to spout freeman crap to me anyway ) Good topic to discuss and something thats well worth a look, im glad folk dont have the same access to firearms/automatic weaponry over here, if they did I can just see some of the…

The mother who sent her child to school with a Smartie sandwich http://www.dailymail...ting-drive.html i've heard of a piece and crisps... but a smartie sandwhich? and i dont see why they have to "compete" with local takeways with "special deals"... in my school we weren't allowed out of the school grounds at lunch, it was school food or starve and it never did me any damage, why cant they simply do that?

http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/9499421.Calls_for_level_crossing_probe_after_OAP_drives_on_to_rails/ Would you say there was a need for a Probe in to what or how this happened... To me its pretty clear what has happened, Clearly the driver has taken the wrong turn. God knows what was going through the drivers mind when she turned on to the tracks.

What do our collective brains think - is it worth a prosecution or not (vote)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-16725993 Snow, Royal Wedding and now the eurozone to blame. Next week, Georges dog ate the budget.

Has anyone come across this sort of tracking software before. Is it expensive to buy. Do you have to pay a monthly fee etc

Wikipedia goes dark for 24 hours to protest web piracy bills Wikipedia Jan. 18, 2012: Online encyclopedia Wikipedia has begun a 24-hour "blackout," a dramatic response to proposed legislation that many top websites claim will reshape the web. SAN FRANCISCO – Can the world live without Wikipedia for a day? The user-driven online encyclopedia is one of the Internet's most visited sites, and at midnight Eastern Standard Time it began a 24-hour "blackout" in protest against proposed anti-piracy legislation that many leading websites -- including Reddit, Google, Facebook, Amazon and others -- contend will make it challenging if not impossible for them to operate. It's …

Here is a topic mentioned in several of today's papers: My link Have this child's parents gone too far? Yes, I think so. It is one thing to allow him to explore his world in his own way, develop his likes and dislikes and so on without being shoved into a "You are a boy and you MUST like X, and you MUST reject Y because Y is for girls..." mentality. However, we sometimes take that too far. My next door neighbour has a girl and boy aged 4-years apart. The little boy has inherited all his older sister's clothes and toys, as well as some hand-me-downs from cousins of both sexes, and I have seen him happily playing in his garden on a warm afternoon wearing a sundress. …

The start of many maybe? I appreciate it contains some piracy and I am not condoning this at all. One down, I am sure there will be many to follow. Edit: Put it in discussion rather than news as I thought it may generate some