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‘You would’t like public safety on the low-price’: Corbyn assaults Would possibly perhaps perhaps also over police cuts
Twitter/@daily_politics Jeremy Corbyn accuses Theresa May of trying to run public services « on the cheap. » The Labour leader says « relentless » Conservative cuts to police numbers have left Britain less safe. May swipes at Labour’s Sadiq Khan over knife crime in London. LONDON — Jeremy Corbyn accused the Conservative government of contributing to rising crime…
South Africans, media held hostage by Zuma indecision
Durban, South Africa – Even by South African standards, it has been an extraordinary 48 hours of politics. A volley of emergency meetings, postponements, allegations, counter-allegations and fake news have dominated the South Africans news-scape as pressure continues to rise on President Jacob Zuma to stand down. South Africans are a little anxious; no one knows who…
Saudi grants airspace acclaim for flights to Israel
Saudi Arabia has granted for the first time permission for Air India flights headed to Israel to use its airspace, the Israeli daily Haaretz reported. The decision, which will be implemented in March, means that the flights from New Delhi to Tel Aviv would be shortened by two and a half hours. The new route,…
James Bulger killer Venables pleads guilty to possessing little one abuse photography
One of the killers of two-year-old James Bulger has admitted possessing child abuse images and a « paedophile manual » at a secret trial. Jon Venables was caught with 1,170 indecent photos of children on his laptop, the Old Bailey was told today. After reporting restrictions were lifted, MirrorOnline can also report that Venables had a document…
‘This Is Us’ recap: Making an try to switch on
It was always going to be tough to follow the episode that’d been hyped for very nearly This Is Us’ entire run. “The Car” carries the rather solemn responsibility of guiding the show’s characters — not to mention its audience — through the beginning stages of grief. There’s no present timeline in this episode, only a…
Extra than A hundred and ten folks killed in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta
Russian and Syrian government forces have killed at least 110 civilians over the past 48 hours in Eastern Ghouta, a suburb of the capital Damascus, according to residents and monitoring groups. On Monday, 30 civilians were killed in air raids; on the following day, 80 more were killed. At least 22 children and 21 women…
Egypt curbs opponents of presidential election
Egypt’s prosecutor-general has ordered an official investigation into a number of opposition politicians who are boycotting next month’s presidential election, as President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi looks set to extend his term. Nabil Sadeq, Egypt’s prosecutor general, said in a statement on Monday that 13 individuals may be summoned to the Giza office for « incitement against the state »…
Designing Windows ninety five’s Individual Interface
Three years ago I came across an interesting paper written up by a Microsoft employee, Kent Sullivan, on the process and findings of designing the new user interface for Windows 95. The web page has since been taken down – one reason why I’m a bit of a digital hoarder. It specified some of the…
Islamismus: Polizei ließ ausreisepflichtigen Gefährder wieder frei
Ein Jahr nach dem Anschlag auf den Berliner Breitscheidplatz hat die Berliner Polizei einem Medienbericht zufolge einen ausreisepflichtigen Gefährder nach dessen Festnahme wieder laufen lassen. Der als Islamist bekannte Tunesier sei Mitte Dezember 2017 wegen Drogenhandels festgenommen worden, berichtete der Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB). Der Fall erinnert an den Berlin-Attentäter Anis Amri. Der Mann soll dem…
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