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Kafka’s books must be published, according to an Israeli judge

Czech author’s writing texts it is demanding to be published by Israeli judge as the literary world expects all these letters, manuscripts and journals written by Franz Kafka, to be revealed. Some advocate that the publicity of these texts could harm their dignity and privacy however, Talia Koppelman, an Israeli judge, rejected such an argument […]

March 15th, 2012 | Posted in Europe | Read More »

Lockerbie Town Hall under risk

The Lockerbie Town Hall, one of the oldest buildings in Scotland since 1880, is closed due to safety reasons. Engineers took this decision after checking the place thoroughly and they reach the conclusion that it has to shut. The Jazz Festival which was arranged to take place there will  be hold at another location.

March 15th, 2012 | Posted in Scotland | Read More »

London’s tube services employers are on strike

Panic and chaos prevailed at London’s underground today, Monday, 4, due to extended strikes by the members of RMT and TSSA union. The strike ended at 18.30, however a lot of inconvenience was occurred, even after the end of it and many commuters found huge difficulties and delays at their transport.

March 15th, 2012 | Posted in England | Read More »

Woman drawn her baby in acid

Mother in Birmingham killed her three years old daughter by stabbing her almost 7 time consequently and then drawn the body in acid. Police found the body of the dead girl almost in a state of decomposition, however neither police nor in the post-mortem examine the kind of acid was defined. The family environment of […]

March 15th, 2012 | Posted in England | Read More »

Two cats victims of human cruelty

Two pet cats were poisoned to death in West Lothian. The instances of pet cruelty are on increase and the authorities warn those who commit such a crime with custodial sentence and fines up to 5,000 pounds. However, it is a hard task for the police to enquire such cases without witnesses. The family is […]

March 15th, 2012 | Posted in Scotland | Read More »