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A female Royal Navy medic hit by two bomb blasts in her first week is back on the frontline after insisting on being allowed to return to Afghanistan. Hannah Cook suffered serious injuries, including deafness and deep shrapnel wounds, after being caught in an IED blast on routine patrol just days into her first tour in in Nahr-e Sarraj South. The 22-year-old, from Lympstone, Devon, had already saved the life of a comrade who lost a leg earlier in the week following a similar blast whilst part of a similar sortie in the troubled Helmand Province. But just three months after both explosions, which left her suffering severe shock, MA Cook has flown back into the warzone beca…

A Russian man who tried to rob a hair salon ended up as the victim when the female shop owner overpowered him, tied him up naked and then used him as a sex slave for three days. Viktor Jasinski, 32, admitted to police that he had gone to the salon in Meshchovsk, Russia, with the intention of robbing it. But the tables turned dramatically when he found himself overcome by owner Olga Zajac, 28, who happened to be a black belt in karate. She allegedly floored the would-be robber with a single kick. Then, in a scene reminiscent of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, police say Zajac dragged the semi-conscious Jasinski to a back room of the salon and tied him up with a hair dr…

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/campaigns/our_boys/3532222/750m-Harriers-idle-as-Top-Guns-struggle-in-Libya.html Sixty Harrier jump jets that could be blasting Libyan tyrant Gaddafi's bloodthirsty gangs sit in UK hangers - waiting to be scrapped under defence spending cuts. The warplanes are at RAF Cottesmore near Stamford, Lincs, after a £750million revamp. The axed jets are in mothballs - while Britain blows £30million a week struggling to carry out bombing missions over wartorn Libya. The huge bill goes on basing RAF jets, their crews and ground staff in Italy, plus fuel and ammunition. But Harriers could do the job from an aircraft carrier for £40m…

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Britain's coastguards would be replaced by a new pan- European fleet under 'harmonisation' plans which would see their life-saving work being taken over by an EU coastguard corps emblazoned with the Brussels logo. The news comes just days after Transport Secretary Philip Hammond performed a partial U-turn on cutting the number of currently operating Coastguard centres from 19 to eight, with just three remaining open 24 hours a day. After an outcry over the safety risks, he told the Commons last week that 11 centres will remain, all of which will be operational 24 hours a day. Under the Brussels plan, which will be voted on by the European Parliament in October, an EU Coas…

One small step. But for Gordon Parsons, thefoot-high drop from the front door of his house to the garden path was a step too far. Confined to a wheelchair with multiple sclerosis, the 65-year-old from Watford relies on a mobility ramp so he can get out and about. Then, three weeks ago, in broad daylight, thieves brazenly stole the sloping 10ft-long metal ramp to sell as scrap. And ever since Gordon has been a prisoner in his own home. 'I can't put into words the angerand disgust I feel,' he says. His wife Sue is equally aghast. 'Stealing from the disabled?' she says. 'It's just callous. Whoever took it must haveknown what it was for. Are there any depths to which people…

A video showing the dramatic moment a house exploded has been released by West Yorkshire's fire service. Officers were called to reports of a small kitchen fire in Castleford but when they arrived they found a series of fires in six terraced houses. Firefighters had only just evacuated the 30 residents from their properties when the huge blast happened and one of the houses was engulfed in flames. The footage has been released as a warning about the dangers of stealing copper wire and tampering with electricity and gas supplies. A spokesman said a piece of cable had been cut from an overhead line which affected the earthing of the electrical network in the area and re…

Iris Scanners Create the Most Secure City in the World. Welcome, Big Brother We've all seen and obsessively referenced Minority Report, Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Philip K. Dick's dystopian future, where the public is tracked everywhere they go, from shopping malls to work to mass transit to the privacy of their own homes. The technology is here. I've seen it myself. It's seen me, too, and scanned my irises. Biometrics R&D firm Global Rainmakers Inc. (GRI) announced today that it is rolling out its iris scanning technology to create what it calls "the most secure city in the world." In a partnership with Leon -- one of the largest cities in Mexico, with a po…

A woman has been arrested after drugging her husband and tying him to his bed before cutting off his penis and throwing it into the garbage disposal, it has been reported. Catherine Becker, 48, is said to have made her husband dinner at their California home on Monday night and put an unknown poison or drug in the food to make him pass out. When he woke up, he was tied to a bed and could not move while his wife took a knife to his genitalia before throwing the organ into the garbage disposal and turning it on, police said. Authorities were called to the couple's home in Garden Grove, just south of Los Angeles, after Becker called 911 reporting a medical emergency. When o…

A man has been arrested for allegedly burgling a house... after he left his pet dog tied up outside. Raymond Rhodes, 19, was arrested at his home in Centralia, Washington, after police officers recognised his pit bull tied up outside the victims home. After getting a search warrant [/font]Detectives then went to Rhodes' home, where they found items allegedly stolen in a burglary at the home.[/font] [/font] Centralia police officer John Panco told the Seattle Weekly: 'An officer had seen Rhodes earlier in the day walking with the dog. 'When an officer showed up at the residence, the victim said "yeah, he left his dog". 'Turned out it was the same dog the officer had se…

Labour 'milked the motorist' for an astonishing £1billion in speeding tickets - half of it raised in the last five years alone. The first full research on the speed camera regime under the last government has revealed how more than 17million motorists were hit with fixed penalty fines. In the final years of Labour, when all the income was going direct to the Treasury, the government was earning up to £10,000 every hour. Between 2005 and 2009, for which figures have just been published, 8,282,905 fixed penalty notices were issued to motorists in England and Wales for speeding. With fines of £60 per offence, that means drivers have been hit for £496,974,300 in only…

After a conversation with a friend about the universal use of the word taxi I wondered how universal Police was in the spoken or written form. It would appear that in most countries around the world the spoken word Police would be understood even is it is not written that way. The exceptions appear to be Hungary and Iceland. Afrikaans Polisie Albanians Polici Azerbaijani Polis Basque Polizia Catalan Policia Croatian Policija Czech Policie Danish Politi Dutch Politie English Police Estonian Politsei Filipino Pulis Finnish Poliisi French Police Galician Policia German Polizei Haitian lapolis *Hungarian rendőrs…

Lapland shut down after angry visitor punches Santa in the face http://news.scotsman.com/uk/Lapland-shut-d...fter.4764650.jp Published Date: 05 December 2008 By Martin Halfpenny A CHRISTMAS Lapland-style attraction dubbed a "glorified car boot sale" by disgruntled visitors has closed, police said yesterday. Lapland New Forest at Matchams Leisure Park near Ringwood in Dorset has been the focus a storm of controversy since opening on 28 November. Trading standards has received more than 2,000 complaints about the attraction, which charges between £25 and £30 per person to enter. Many people have also contacted local papers and radio stations, claiming chaotic que…