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Michaela’s photos of her body

The only word that her family could use to describe that fact that Michaela’s photos of her dead body were published, was appalling. The 27 year old teacher from Ireland was killed in her honeymoon in Mauritius in her hotel room. The Mauritius Sunday Times have done the publication of the photos of the room […]

July 16th, 2012 | Posted in N. Ireland | Read More »

Body of a prostitute missing for ten years was found

The body of Rachel Wilson was found in a farmland in Teesside. Rachel who was last seen in her home on the 30th of May in 2002, made an appearance in CCTV the next day and after that nobody ever saw her again. The remains of her body that were found on the 27th of […]

July 16th, 2012 | Posted in England | Read More »

Four to appear in court after the riots in Ardoyne

Four men are going to appear in court after the riots in Ardoyne. The men aged between 18 and 41 and are charged of public order offences. In the riots, twenty police officers were injured and ten gunshots were fired against them. The riots followed the two parades that took place in Belfast by the […]

July 14th, 2012 | Posted in N. Ireland | Read More »

The global goal of Gordon Brown

According to an announcement made by Gordon Brown himself in New York, he is going to become a global education envoy for the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. The new goal of Mr Brown is to see 61 million kids enrolled into education worldwide. Earlier this year he launched a campaign that raised money for […]

July 14th, 2012 | Posted in Scotland | Read More »

More speed limits proposed by councils

English councils are going to obtain more freedom on introducing more severe measures fro speed limit. They will have the chance to introducing a 20mph speed limit to every zone they would like to according to the Department fro Transport. They will have these measures outside schools under draft guidance. Road Safety Minister Mike Penning […]

July 14th, 2012 | Posted in England | Read More »

Twenty police officers injured in Belfast

Last night was a difficult one for the Belfast police, due to the parade of the Orangemen and the gunshots that occurred. According to the Assistant Chief Constable Will Kerr, people had to mark a halt on the troubles that took place last night. He stated that: “I am angry that we have these three […]

July 13th, 2012 | Posted in N. Ireland | Read More »

People in the UK are not sure about the benefit from the Olympic Games

According to the statistics, people in the UK are not sure about the benefits they are going to have from the Olympic Games. The report says that 74% of those asked answered that most parts of United Kingdom will not benefit from the Olympic Games apart from England which is the actual host of the […]

July 13th, 2012 | Posted in Scotland | Read More »

The names of the climbers have been given away by the Foreign Office

The British climbers that were killed in the huge avalanche in Mont Blanc have been named after by the Foreign Office. John Taylor and Steve Barber were among those killed in the mountain, according to the Foreign Office. Another Briton is Roger Payne, who was the climber that made the way for the climbers to […]

July 13th, 2012 | Posted in England | Read More »

Five Britons missing after the avalanche in Mont Blanc

It was five in the morning when the climbers decided to climb up Mount Maudit –meaning ‘cursed peak- in Mount Blanc in France. Despite the fact that there was no announcement or danger of an avalanche, they are missing and the authorities do their best find them. Colonel Bertrand Francois, commander of the Haute-Savoie gendarmerie, […]

July 12th, 2012 | Posted in Europe | Read More »

Peaceful solution for the parades in Ardoyne today

Every year there are too many parades done together in Belfast in order to celebrate the battle between King William the Third and King James the second, and the first’s victory. These parades, however, tend to create controversies. So this year, the Orangemen decided to find a peaceful solution in order to have the parades […]

July 12th, 2012 | Posted in N. Ireland | Read More »