Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/04/01/from-tripoli-to-britain-the-defectors-escape-from-gaddafi/
Thursday, 31 March 2011
From Tripoli to Britain ? the defector?s escape from Gaddafi
Even as the Swiss-registered private jet carrying Moussa Koussa and members of his family made its final approach to Farnborough Airport on Wednesday evening, the Gaddafi regime insisted it was business-as-usual. While Mr Koussa was shaking hands with British officials in Hampshire, his deputy told journalists he was due to meet his boss in Tripoli.
Japanese village hit by unsafe radiation levels
Radioactive iodine has been found in ocean water near the plant at 3,355 times the regulatory limit on Tuesday, CNN reported. Monitoring data detected the I-131 isotope at excessive levels 330 metres away from one of the plant’s discharge points, Japan’s Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency said. “I do not believe there’s an immediate threat
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/31/japanese-village-hit-by-unsafe-radiation-levels/
Midwife shortage ?costs 1m lives?
Nearly 48 million women, one in three, give birth around the world each year without expert help, a report from Save the Children says.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/midwife-shortage-costs-1m-lives/
Dounreay donations for Fukushima
Radiation survey kits and protective clothing including masks and suits from Dounreay are to be sent to Japan.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/dounreay-donations-for-fukushima/
Mexican attorney general resigns
Mexican attorney general Arturo Chavez resigns, after 18 months marked by the battle against violent drugs cartels.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/mexican-attorney-general-resigns/
Man denies Ffion Roberts murder
The man accused of murdering care worker Ffion Wyn Roberts starts giving evidence in his defence at the trial at Caernarfon Crown Court.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/man-denies-ffion-roberts-murder/
Prisoners handcuffed and left to die
THE scene of what was very nearly another crime against humanity by the Gaddafi regime lies inside a high-walled government compound where the southern fringes of Ajdabiya peter out into rocky desert. Hussam Matar, 50, the owner of an oil services company, took The Times there. He led us in through the green steel gates
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/30/prisoners-handcuffed-and-left-to-die/
Irish banks need extra 24bn euros
The Republic of Ireland's banks need an extra 24bn euros (�21.2bn) to survive the financial crisis, the central bank announces.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/irish-banks-need-extra-24bn-euros/
Cockleshell heroes
Commandos in canoes and a daring WWII raid
VIDEO: Prince Harry on ?mad rush? wedding plans
Prince Harry has been speaking about the "mad rush" around plans for his brother Prince William's wedding on April 29.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-prince-harry-on-mad-rush-wedding-plans/
SA rugby star ?in axe rampage?
A former South African rugby star appears in court for allegedly hacking three men to death with an axe.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/sa-rugby-star-in-axe-rampage/
Taylor Wimpey sells American unit
Taylor Wimpey sells its North American business for $955m (�593m) as the company seeks to focus on its core UK activities.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/taylor-wimpey-sells-american-unit/
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Obesity and drink cost NHS �140m
Obesity and alcohol misuse are costing the NHS in Wales more than �140m each year and the true cost could be higher, says a study.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/obesity-and-drink-cost-nhs-140m/
Currency call starts Nanjing G20
Timothy Geithner has called for more consistency in international currency exchange rates at the G20 summit in China.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/currency-call-starts-nanjing-g20/
VIDEO: Joy and despair after cricket epic
Indians celebrate after their cricketers beat arch-rivals Pakistan in the World Cup semi-final.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-joy-and-despair-after-cricket-epic/
VIDEO: Stars turn out for Gorbachev event
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev is being honoured at a spectacular concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London to celebrate his 80th birthday.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-stars-turn-out-for-gorbachev-event/
Court orders trial of Dutch anti-Islam MP
A COURT has ordered the race hate trial of Dutch anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders to go ahead. The trial opened in October last year, but was abruptly halted three weeks later when the judges trying him were ordered to step down by a panel of their peers who upheld the politician’s claims of bias. But
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/30/court-orders-trial-of-dutch-anti-islam-mp/
Prisoners handcuffed and left to die
THE scene of what was very nearly another crime against humanity by the Gaddafi regime lies inside a high-walled government compound where the southern fringes of Ajdabiya peter out into rocky desert. Hussam Matar, 50, the owner of an oil services company, took The Times there. He led us in through the green steel gates
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/30/prisoners-handcuffed-and-left-to-die/
India state bans new Gandhi book
A controversial book on Mahatma Gandhi is banned by the government in his native state of Gujarat.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/india-state-bans-new-gandhi-book/
17 years for baby son murderer
Ryan Leslie is told he must serve 17 years in prison for the murder of his baby son Cameron.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/17-years-for-baby-son-murderer/
Gaddafi forces push rebels back
Rebels in Libya are struggling to hold their front line after Col Muammar Gaddafi's forces recaptured several towns in the east of the country.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/gaddafi-forces-push-rebels-back/
One in ten ?plan to volunteer?
Most people are unwilling to get involved in their community despite wanting to engage more with local issues, research suggests.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/one-in-ten-plan-to-volunteer/
Burma?s new parliament sworn in
Burma's new parliament is sworn in, completing a transition of power from a military regime to a civilian-led administration.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/burmas-new-parliament-sworn-in/
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Early years learning targets cut
A simpler and less bureaucratic system for assessing how young children in England are developing is to be introduced by the government.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/early-years-learning-targets-cut/
Smoke signals
City's GPs report rise in shisha pipe use among young
Football business under spotlight
The challenges facing football clubs and businesses around the world will be examined at Manchester's second Soccerex European Forum event.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/football-business-under-spotlight/
Virginia Tech fined over massacre
The US fines Virginia Tech university $55,000 (�34,413) for failing promptly to notify students of a deadly 2007 shooting on campus.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/virginia-tech-fined-over-massacre/
England 1-1 Ghana
Asamoah Gyan scores an injury-time leveller to earn Ghana a draw against England at Wembley, cancelling out Andy Carroll's first international goal.
Portugal and Greece in downgrades
Debt fears over Portugal and Greece force ratings agency Standard & Poor's into downgrading the countries.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/portugal-and-greece-in-downgrades/
Scottish life expectancy below EU
Scotland has one of the lowest life expectancy levels in the EU, according to new figures from the Scottish government.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/scottish-life-expectancy-below-eu/
Dozens held in Israel Fogel case
Israeli troops detained 60 people in an overnight raid on a West Bank village as the search continues for the killers of a settler family, Palestinians say.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/dozens-held-in-israel-fogel-case/
?Fukushima radiation? found in UK
Low levels of radioactive iodine believed to be from the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan is detected in Glasgow.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/fukushima-radiation-found-in-uk/
38 hospital patients in CJD risk
Thirty eight patients have been put at risk of contracting Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) during surgery in south Wales, it is revealed.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/38-hospital-patients-in-cjd-risk/
Oil firms to ?rethink investment?
An oil industry leader says firms are "rethinking" North Sea investment plans over the imposition of a �2bn windfall tax.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/oil-firms-to-rethink-investment/
?People power? plan against crime
A baroness who champions victims' rights puts forward ideas for a "people power revolution" on crime after visiting several towns, including Merthyr Tydfil.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/people-power-plan-against-crime/
Monday, 28 March 2011
UK hosting allies? Libya meeting
The UK government is hosting a meeting of international allies in London to discuss the next steps for Libya amid the UN-backed military action.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/uk-hosting-allies-libya-meeting/
Community action urged over crime
Communities champion Baroness Newlove says residents should be able to set the speed limit on local roads as part of measures to tackle crime.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/community-action-urged-over-crime/
Deadline for Holyrood candidates
Nominations are set to close for candidates wishing to stand in the Scottish Parliament elections.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/deadline-for-holyrood-candidates/
Bale faces fitness race for Real
Gareth Bale is facing a race to be fit for Tottenham's Champions League quarter-final first-leg tie against Real Madrid in Spain on 5 April.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/bale-faces-fitness-race-for-real/
Appiah unhappy at England changes
Former Ghana captain Stephen Appiah says Fabio Capello's decision to rest senior players for Tuesday's friendly against England is disrespectful.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/appiah-unhappy-at-england-changes/
?Officer planted? jail cell note
Police have launched an investigation after the prisoner ombudsman says a prison officer planted a note containing personal details about the governor of Maghaberry prison.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/officer-planted-jail-cell-note/
Military Cross winner ?shocked?
A British army medic awarded a Military Cross in Afghanistan has said she "didn't believe in a million years I'd get something like that".
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/military-cross-winner-shocked/
BA cabin crew back fresh strikes
Cabin crew at British Airways vote heavily in favour of new strike action in their long-running industrial dispute.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/ba-cabin-crew-back-fresh-strikes/
Man may face second kidnap charge
Prosecutors are to decide whether to bring new charges against a man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman near Belfast, a court has heard.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/man-may-face-second-kidnap-charge/
Snipers take aim at citizens amid ongoing violence
TERROR has gripped the port city of Latakia on Syria’s Mediterranean coast as snipers on rooftops and gangs of young men armed with knives and clubs take root in the scenic resort. Fifteen people have been confirmed killed and scores wounded in unrest that has convulsed Latakia in recent days, as a wave of dissent
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/28/snipers-take-aim-at-citizens-amid-ongoing-violence/
Unmasked
How Irish hero Eamon de Valera helped Britain crush the IRA
Vaughan supports Broad as captain
Former England captain Michael Vaughan says Stuart Broad should be their next one-day captain if Andrew Strauss decides to step down.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/vaughan-supports-broad-as-captain/
Sunday, 27 March 2011
Real take-home pay ?sees 5% fall?
A new study of pay packets finds that the average British worker's "real" take-home pay has fallen by 5% in two years.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/real-take-home-pay-sees-5-fall/
Real take-home pay ?sees 5% fall?
A new study of pay packets finds that the average British worker's "real" take-home pay has fallen by 5% in two years.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/real-take-home-pay-sees-5-fall/
HK banks to repay Lehman backers
Hong Kong banks will repay investors who lost money due to the collapse of investment bank Lehman Brothers.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/hk-banks-to-repay-lehman-backers/
Dozens held after rally disorder
Nearly 200 people remain in custody, a day after unrest overshadowed a peaceful anti-cuts protest in London.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/dozens-held-after-rally-disorder/
Merkel ?loses key state election?
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party has lost the key state of Baden-Wuerttemberg after six decades, preliminary results show.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/merkel-loses-key-state-election/
Cable hints at property tax rise
Business Secretary Vince Cable says tax on high value properties may have to rise - if the 50p tax rate is axed.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/cable-hints-at-property-tax-rise/
Aussie Mears out-shines Pendleton
Britain's Victoria Pendleton misses the chance of a third medal at the World Championships, while Australia's Anna Meares wins the keirin for her third gold this week.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/aussie-mears-out-shines-pendleton/
US police murder accused holding four hostages
A man accused of killing a police officer is holding four hostages near a university in the southern US state of Georgia, officials said. Police surrounded accused killer Jamie Hood in an apartment complex near the University of Georgia campus, authorities said. Police said Hood released four of the eight hostages. Authorities initially thought there
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/us-police-murder-accused-holding-four-hostages/
Live ? World Track Championships
Victoria Pendleton challenges for gold in the keirin on the final day of the World Championships in Apeldoorn.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/live-world-track-championships/
Man charged with murdering Sian
A 47-year-old man is charged with the murder of Sian O'Callaghan, who went missing after a night out in Swindon.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/man-charged-with-murdering-sian/
Ten arrested at Wales v England
Police make 10 arrests, mostly for touting offences, around the Wales v England match at the Millennium Stadium.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/ten-arrested-at-wales-v-england/
Greenpeace monitoring Japan radiation levels
Nuclear experts from Greenpeace have started monitoring radiation near the stricken Fukushima No. 1 atomic power plant. Greenpeace said it believed Japanese authorities may have been underplaying the scale of the disaster at the quake- and tsunami-hit plant and wanted to assess the radiation levels and risks to the local population for itself. “Since the
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/greenpeace-monitoring-japan-radiation-levels/
Saturday, 26 March 2011
Radiation spikes 10-fold near nuclear plant
RADIATION levels have jumped 10-fold in days in seawater near Japan’s tsunami-hit nuclear plant officials have confirmed. Drinking a half-litre (20-ounce) bottle of similarly contaminated fresh water would expose a person to their annual safe dose, said an official, who however ruled out an immediate threat to aquatic life and seafood safety. It comes as
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/27/radiation-spikes-10-fold-near-nuclear-plant/
Teenager shot at US school
A GUNMAN has opened fire at an Indiana school before classes began, shooting a student in the stomach, US police say. A 15-year-old classmate who had been suspended was taken into custody.� Police would not specifically say the student was a suspect in the attack, but said they believe there are no more suspects on
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/teenager-shot-at-us-school/
US police murder accused holding four hostages
A man accused of killing a police officer is holding four hostages near a university in the southern US state of Georgia, officials said. Police surrounded accused killer Jamie Hood in an apartment complex near the University of Georgia campus, authorities said. Police said Hood released four of the eight hostages. Authorities initially thought there
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/us-police-murder-accused-holding-four-hostages/
Allies hit Gaddafi?s forces for seventh day
Coalition forces have carried out a seventh day of air and missile strikes against the Libyan regime’s forces as Nato appointed a Canadian general to oversee the campaign. French President Nicolas Sarkozy held out hopes of a diplomatic initiative to end the conflict, announcing that Britain and France were jointly preparing a “political and diplomatic”
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/allies-hit-gaddafis-forces-for-seventh-day/
Official: French jet takes out Libyan warplane
A French fighter jet shot down a Libyan warplane violating the U.N.-authorized no-fly zone Thursday, U.S. military officials told NBC News, citing reports from the pilots.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/official-french-jet-takes-out-libyan-warplane/
Britain?s Night Stalker jailed for life
A FORMER British taxi driver dubbed the “Night Stalker” has been jailed for life for a 17-year campaign of sexual assaults on elderly men and women. Delroy Grant, 53, was told he will spend a minimum of 27 years behind bars as he was sentenced overnight for raping and sexually assaulting 18 men and women,
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/britains-night-stalker-jailed-for-life/
Troops fire on protesters in cities across Syria
DAMASCUS?Troops opened fire on protesters in cities across Syria and pro- and anti-government crowds clashed in the capital?s historic old city as one of the Mideast?s most repressive regimes sought to put down demonstrations that exploded nationwide demanding reform. The upheaval sweeping the region definitively took root in Syria as an eight-day uprising centred on
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/troops-fire-on-protesters-in-cities-across-syria/
Troops fire on protesters in cities across Syria
DAMASCUS?Troops opened fire on protesters in cities across Syria and pro- and anti-government crowds clashed in the capital?s historic old city as one of the Mideast?s most repressive regimes sought to put down demonstrations that exploded nationwide demanding reform. The upheaval sweeping the region definitively took root in Syria as an eight-day uprising centred on
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/troops-fire-on-protesters-in-cities-across-syria/
Woman pays �1 for MRSA legal case
A woman seeking no win, no fee compensation from a Norfolk hospital after buying an MRSA sufferer's claim for �1 could set a legal precedent, a court is told.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/woman-pays-1-for-mrsa-legal-case/
City zoo boss suspended in probe
Edinburgh zoo suspends its acting chief executive while it investigates allegations made against him.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/city-zoo-boss-suspended-in-probe/
Woman pays �1 for MRSA legal case
A woman seeking no win, no fee compensation from a Norfolk hospital after buying an MRSA sufferer's claim for �1 could set a legal precedent, a court is told.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/woman-pays-1-for-mrsa-legal-case/
City zoo boss suspended in probe
Edinburgh zoo suspends its acting chief executive while it investigates allegations made against him.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/city-zoo-boss-suspended-in-probe/
Friday, 25 March 2011
Pakistan ?crop shortage? warning
Lowering wheat prices would create food shortages and encourage smuggling in Pakistan, officials say, after a WFP warning over malnutrition and high food prices.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/pakistan-crop-shortage-warning/
Night Stalker, may have struck 500 times
A former mini-cab driver believed to be Britain’s most prolific sex attacker was found guilty yesterday of conducting a 17-year reign of terror against elderly women and men. Delroy Grant, 53, known as “Night Stalker” because he broke into his victims’ homes after dark wearing a mask, before subjecting them to terrifying ordeals, sometimes lasting
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/26/night-stalker-may-have-struck-500-times/
France ?shoots down Libyan plane?
French warplanes shoot down a Libyan plane, officials say - the first incident of its kind since enforcement of the UN no-fly zone began on Saturday.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/france-shoots-down-libyan-plane/
US soldier jailed for Afghan killings
AN American soldier has been sentenced to 24 years in prison after saying “the plan was to kill people” in a conspiracy with four fellow soldiers to kill unarmed Afghan civilians. Military judge Lieutenant Colonel Kwasi Hawks said he intended to sentence Specialist Jeremy Morlock to life in prison with the possibility of parole but
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/us-soldier-jailed-for-afghan-killings/
Latest developments in Arab world?s unrest
Here is a look at the latest developments in Mideast political unrest on Wednesday: LIBYA Fighter jets from a U.N.-backed alliance destroy one of ruler Moammar Gadhafi’s planes and hit sites across Libya including an air base, artillery installations, arms depots and parked helicopters. NATO ships patrol the coast to block the flow of arms
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/latest-developments-in-arab-worlds-unrest/
Gadhafi attacks continue despite coalition bombing
CAIRO?Forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi resumed attacks on Libya?s third-largest city early Thursday despite aerial bombardments by Canadian and other coalition warplanes aimed at halting the violence. The barrage of coalition airstrikes, which involved four of Canada?s CF-18 air fighters, succeeded initially in driving back pro-Gadhafi forces from the rebel-held western city of Misurata. But
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/gadhafi-attacks-continue-despite-coalition-bombing/
Global ban widens on Japan food
AUSTRALIA, Canada and Singapore today joined a list of countries shunning Japanese food imports as radioactive steam wafted anew from a disaster-struck nuclear plant, straining nerves in Tokyo. The grim toll of dead and missing from Japan’s monster quake and tsunami on March 11 topped 25,000, as hundreds of thousands remained huddled in evacuation shelters
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/global-ban-widens-on-japan-food/
Clegg joke reveals cosiness fear
Nick Clegg appears to reveal concerns about the cosiness of his relationship with David Cameron in a jokey aside picked up by microphones at a public meeting in Nottingham.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/clegg-joke-reveals-cosiness-fear/
Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize key Libyan city
TRIPOLI, LIBYA?Moammar Gadhafi’s snipers and tanks are terrorizing civilians in the coastal city of Misrata, a resident said, and the U.S. military warned it was “considering all options” in response to dire conditions there that have left people cowering in darkened homes and scrounging for food and rainwater. Also Tuesday, President Barack Obama said the
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/23/snipers-shells-tanks-terrorize-key-libyan-city/
Two strong earthquakes strike Myanmar
Two strong earthquakes struck northeastern Myanmar less than a minute apart Thursday night. They could be felt as far away as Bangkok, but a tsunami was not generated.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/two-strong-earthquakes-strike-myanmar/
Official: French jet takes out Libyan warplane
A French fighter jet shot down a Libyan warplane violating the U.N.-authorized no-fly zone Thursday, U.S. military officials told NBC News, citing reports from the pilots.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/official-french-jet-takes-out-libyan-warplane/
Official: French jet takes out Libyan warplane
A French fighter jet shot down a Libyan warplane violating the U.N.-authorized no-fly zone Thursday, U.S. military officials told NBC News, citing reports from the pilots.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/official-french-jet-takes-out-libyan-warplane/
Thursday, 24 March 2011
UK withdraws embassy officials from Yemen
LONDON?The United Kingdom all but closed its embassy in Yemen Wednesday, urging Britons to leave the country as soon as possible to avoid getting caught up in the country’s deepening unrest. Britain’s Foreign Office said it was leaving only a skeleton staff at its embassy in Yemen, calling on Britons still living in Yemen to
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/uk-withdraws-embassy-officials-from-yemen/
Pakistan ?crop shortage? warning
Lowering wheat prices would create food shortages and encourage smuggling in Pakistan, officials say, after a WFP warning over malnutrition and high food prices.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/pakistan-crop-shortage-warning/
Night Stalker rapist found guilty
A man found guilty of sex attacks on elderly people over 17 years was behind some of the most disturbing cases in Scotland Yard's history, police say.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/night-stalker-rapist-found-guilty/
Latest developments in Arab world?s unrest
Here is a look at the latest developments in Mideast political unrest on Wednesday: LIBYA Fighter jets from a U.N.-backed alliance destroy one of ruler Moammar Gadhafi’s planes and hit sites across Libya including an air base, artillery installations, arms depots and parked helicopters. NATO ships patrol the coast to block the flow of arms
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/latest-developments-in-arab-worlds-unrest/
Night Stalker rapist found guilty
A man found guilty of sex attacks on elderly people over 17 years was behind some of the most disturbing cases in Scotland Yard's history, police say.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/night-stalker-rapist-found-guilty/
Fountain flood shuts Tube station
Two fountains overflow in Trafalgar Square in central London, leading to the closure of the Tube station underneath them.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/fountain-flood-shuts-tube-station/
US soldier jailed for Afghan killings
AN American soldier has been sentenced to 24 years in prison after saying “the plan was to kill people” in a conspiracy with four fellow soldiers to kill unarmed Afghan civilians. Military judge Lieutenant Colonel Kwasi Hawks said he intended to sentence Specialist Jeremy Morlock to life in prison with the possibility of parole but
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/us-soldier-jailed-for-afghan-killings/
Taxi appeal in missing Sian hunt
Police make an "urgent" appeal for anyone who saw a taxi on the day Swindon woman Sian O'Callaghan disappeared to contact them.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/taxi-appeal-in-missing-sian-hunt/
UK soldiers killed in Afghanistan
Two British soldiers from 1st Battalion Irish Guards have been killed in southern Afghanistan, the MoD says.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/uk-soldiers-killed-in-afghanistan/
Global ban widens on Japan food
AUSTRALIA, Canada and Singapore today joined a list of countries shunning Japanese food imports as radioactive steam wafted anew from a disaster-struck nuclear plant, straining nerves in Tokyo. The grim toll of dead and missing from Japan’s monster quake and tsunami on March 11 topped 25,000, as hundreds of thousands remained huddled in evacuation shelters
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/24/global-ban-widens-on-japan-food/
Wednesday, 23 March 2011
S Korea criticised over Cheonan
South Korea issues a report criticising its lack readiness which allowed a North Korean attack on a warship one year ago.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/s-korea-criticised-over-cheonan/
Cuckoo in egg pattern ?arms race?
Cuckoos' egg forgery skills are increasingly being put to the test, as host birds evolve better defences, say scientists.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/cuckoo-in-egg-pattern-arms-race/
Lecturers staging UK-wide strike
Students at universities and colleges across the UK will suffer disruption to lectures and tutorials as lecturers strike over changes to their pensions.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/lecturers-staging-uk-wide-strike/
?Civilians spared? by Libya raids
The US chief of staff for the mission in Libya insists there have been no reports of civilian casualties caused by allied action.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/civilians-spared-by-libya-raids/
Syrian police fire teargas at protesters
SYRIAN police have fired teargas on protesters in the southern town of Daraa, rocked by a fifth straight day of anti-regime protests, a human rights activist says. The incident took place near the Omari mosque yesterday, the activist said. About 1000 protesters had gathered around the mosque and many formed a human shield around it
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/23/syrian-police-fire-teargas-at-protesters/
Cameron tries to calm British fears over Libya operation
Calming British fears LONDON?Prime Minister David Cameron tried to reassure a war-weary public on Monday that Britain?s military involvement in Libya will not drag it into another Iraq-style conflict. After a six-hour debate, the British parliament voted overwhelmingly to support Cameron?s decision to send British planes and ships to help enforce a no-fly zone to
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/22/cameron-tries-to-calm-british-fears-over-libya-operation/
U.S. will transfer control of Libya operation to international coalition in days
AJDABIYA, LIBYA?President Barack Obama says he has no doubt that the U.S. will be able to transfer control of the military operation in Libya to an international coalition within days. Obama and other U.S. officials have insisted that the role of the U.S. military will be scaled back in coming days as other countries begin
Work at Fukushima halted after radiation detected
WORK at the No. 2 reactor at Japan’s stricken Fukushima nuclear plant was halted today after radiation levels of 500 millisieverts were detected, Kyodo News agency reported. The work suspension came after two workers at the plant were injured while toiling on power restoration, according to Reuters. External power was reconnected to all six reactors
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/23/work-at-fukushima-halted-after-radiation-detected/
Pakistan crush dismal West Indies
Pakistan thrash West Indies by 10 wickets in the World Cup quarter-final in Mirpur.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/pakistan-crush-dismal-west-indies/
Syrian forces kill 6 in mosque attack: Residents
DAMASCUS?Syrian forces killed at least six people on Wednesday in an attack on a mosque in the southern city of Deraa, site of unprecedented protests challenging President Bashar al-Assad’s Baathist rule, residents said. Those killed included Ali Ghassab al-Mahamid, a doctor from a prominent Deraa family who went to the Omari mosque in the city’s
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/23/syrian-forces-kill-6-in-mosque-attack-residents/
Ukraine?s Kuchma in murder denial
Ukraine's former President Leonid Kuchma denies any involvement in the notorious murder of journalist Georgiy Gongadze in 2000.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/ukraines-kuchma-in-murder-denial/
Live ? Pakistan v West Indies
West Indies win the toss and will bat against Pakistan in the first quarter-final of the Cricket World Cup in Mirpur.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/live-pakistan-v-west-indies/
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Search for missing Sian to resume
The search of a forest in Wiltshire for Sian O'Callaghan, who vanished after leaving a nightclub on Saturday, is due to resume later.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/search-for-missing-sian-to-resume/
?Five protesters killed? in Syria
At least five people have died after security forces fired on protesters outside a mosque in the Syrian city of Deraa, human rights activists say.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/five-protesters-killed-in-syria/
NYT: US relief effort rebuilds lives, ties to Japan
The United States has grabbed a chance to rebuild ties with a crucial Asian ally that just a year seemed to be flirting with pulling out of Washington?s orbit.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/nyt-us-relief-effort-rebuilds-lives-ties-to-japan/
Obama in Central America pledge
US President Barack Obama - on a visit to El Salvador - promises $200m (�122m) to fight drug trafficking and gang violence in Central America.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/obama-in-central-america-pledge/
Disaster planning has ?huge weaknesses?, UN says
JAPAN’s nuclear crisis has exposed huge weaknesses in how the world deals with such disasters, the UN nuclear chief says, urging changes in emergency responses worldwide. Yukiya Amano, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, also told a 35-nation IAEA board meeting in Vienna today that while the situation at Japan’s crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/22/disaster-planning-has-huge-weaknesses-un-says/
Obama?s tour reaches El Salvador
US President Barack Obama arrives El Salvador on the final leg of his five-day trip to Latin America.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/obamas-tour-reaches-el-salvador/
Aboriginal man subjected to racial profiling by Toronto cops
An aboriginal man was the victim of racial profiling when he was wrongly arrested in Toronto for possessing a stolen bicycle, the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario has found. The complaint stemmed from an incident early in the morning of July 9, 2003, when Garry McKay and another aboriginal man were stopped by police while
Drinking water scare as reactor hopes lift
THE Japanese government has told people not to drink the tap water in a village near the quake-hit nuclear power plant after high levels of radioactive iodine were detected. The warning came as workers said they were close to restoring power to the Fukushima nuclear plant’s overheating reactors, and as the toll of dead or
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/21/drinking-water-scare-as-reactor-hopes-lift/
Burning the Koran is Idiotic
By Sandrea:-MY OPINION Burning of the Koran by Pastor Wayne Sapp under the supervision of Terry Jones is idiotic, stupid and once again proves that some of the practitioners of the Christian faith have no clue in what the religion is all about.� This type of behaviour is tantamount to a complete lack of respect
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/21/burning-the-koran-is-idiotic/
Tindall faces three-month lay-off
England and Gloucester centre Mike Tindall is ruled out for three months with an ankle injury.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/tindall-faces-three-month-lay-off/
Wales rail power failure hits thousands
Thousands of rail commuters are stranded after a power failure which has stopped all trains in south Wales.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/wales-rail-power-failure-hits-thousands/
Libya fed names of jihadists to CIA, UK
COLONEL Muammar Gaddafi’s regime secretly provided information to Britain and the US on Islamic extremists in the east of Libya, according to leaked diplomatic cables and intelligence sources. The names of hundreds of suspects were passed to the CIA and British intelligence. ?There was a strong, shared concern between Gaddafi and the US and UK
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/22/libya-fed-names-of-jihadists-to-cia-uk/
Monday, 21 March 2011
Call for Aboriginal camps action
Australia's conservative opposition leader says Aboriginal camps are squalid, dysfunctional "failed states" and require emergency intervention.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/call-for-aboriginal-camps-action/
Plan to prevent ?flawed? evidence
Proposals to prevent people being wrongly convicted or acquitted on the basis of flawed expert evidence are outlined by the Law Commission.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/plan-to-prevent-flawed-evidence/
Youths? drink and drug use drops
Substance use by young people in Scotland has declined in the past decade, according to a national report.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/youths-drink-and-drug-use-drops/
VIDEO: RAF Typhoon jets head to Libya
RAF Typhoon jets take off from Italy for their first mission to enforce the no-fly zone in Libya.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-raf-typhoon-jets-head-to-libya/
?When can we go home?? tsunami survivors ask
Rebuilding Japan's northeast coast is expected to take years, and the monumental effort is not even close to beginning.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/when-can-we-go-home-tsunami-survivors-ask/
VIDEO: Tsunami children hunt for parents
More than 8,000 people have been confirmed dead following the earthquake and tsunami, but some 13,000 are still missing.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-tsunami-children-hunt-for-parents/
Rio ?won?t turn back on England?
Rio Ferdinand is still available for England duty despite controversially losing the captaincy, according to a source close to the player.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/rio-wont-turn-back-on-england-2/
Russian leaders spar over Libya
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev dismisses as "unacceptable" PM Putin's description of UN resolution on Libya as "crusade".
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/russian-leaders-spar-over-libya/
?No-fly zone? established in Libya
COALITION strikes have succeeded in crippling the air defences of Muammar Gaddafi’s Libyan regime and a no-fly zone is effectively in place over the country, the US military said on Sunday. “We judge these strikes have been very effective in significantly degrading the regime air defence capability,” vice-admiral Bill Gortney told a Pentagon briefing. French,
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/20/no-fly-zone-established-in-libya/
Joy in Benghazi after Western attack on Gadhafi forces
BENGHAZI, LIBYA?Residents of the rebel stronghold of Benghazi on Sunday fired AK-47s in jubilation and danced on burnt-out tanks that appeared to have been destroyed by allied airstrikes. The celebrations marked a dramatic swing from the fear that gripped the city of nearly 700,000 a day earlier, when Libyan dicator Moammar Gadhafi?s forces pounded the
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/20/joy-in-benghazi-after-western-attack-on-gadhafi-forces/
Drinking water scare as reactor hopes lift
THE Japanese government has told people not to drink the tap water in a village near the quake-hit nuclear power plant after high levels of radioactive iodine were detected. The warning came as workers said they were close to restoring power to the Fukushima nuclear plant’s overheating reactors, and as the toll of dead or
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/21/drinking-water-scare-as-reactor-hopes-lift/
?No-fly zone? established in Libya
COALITION strikes have succeeded in crippling the air defences of Muammar Gaddafi’s Libyan regime and a no-fly zone is effectively in place over the country, the US military said on Sunday. “We judge these strikes have been very effective in significantly degrading the regime air defence capability,” vice-admiral Bill Gortney told a Pentagon briefing. French,
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/20/no-fly-zone-established-in-libya/
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Costs rise on data breach fallout
The average data breach costs UK firms about �1.9m, found the report from security firm Symantec.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/costs-rise-on-data-breach-fallout/
Government ?to get �8bn windfall?
The government appears to be gaining control of the public finances and could benefit from a �8bn windfall this year, a report suggests.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/government-to-get-8bn-windfall/
?Improvement? in Scots job market
Scotland's labour market showed further improvement in February, according to a monthly survey
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/improvement-in-scots-job-market/
Judge: Soldier can show he reported Afghan plot
A military judge has ruled that a U.S. soldier charged in a conspiracy to murder Afghan civilians for sport can present evidence at his court martial that he tried to blow the whistle on the plot.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/judge-soldier-can-show-he-reported-afghan-plot/
Gadhafi vows ?long war? after US, allies strike
The U.S. military says the allied bombardment so far, using a rain of Tomahawk cruise missiles and strikes by long-range bombers, had been successful in diminishing Gadhafi's air defenses.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/gadhafi-vows-long-war-after-us-allies-strike/
Scherzinger single topples Adele
US singer Nicole Scherzinger topples Adele from the top of the UK singles chart with Don't Hold Your Breath.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/scherzinger-single-topples-adele/
Celtic 1-2 Rangers (aet)
Nikica Jelavic grabs an extra-time winner as Rangers triumphed against Old Firm rivals Celtic in the Co-operative Insurance Cup final.
England face tough Sri Lanka test
England will face a tough assignment against 1996 winners Sri Lanka in the World Cup quarter-finals.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/england-face-tough-sri-lanka-test/
Surfers turn out for Severn bore
Surfers and kayakers turn out to ride a wave on a four-star Severn Bore through Gloucestershire on Sunday morning.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/surfers-turn-out-for-severn-bore/
Iron Age hilltop test?s ?success?
An experiment is held to identify how Iron Age people may have communicated between their hilltop homes 2,500 years ago.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/iron-age-hilltop-tests-success/
Vatican praises EU decision on crucifixes in class
ROME?Crucifixes in public school classrooms do not violate a student’s freedom of conscience, a European high court ruled Friday in a verdict welcomed by the Vatican in its campaign to remind the continent of its Christian roots. The case was brought by a Finnish-born woman living in Italy who objected to the crucifixes in her
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/19/vatican-praises-eu-decision-on-crucifixes-in-class/
British woman killed in Hong Kong
Police in Hong Kong investigate the suspected murder of a British Salvation Army worker.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/british-woman-killed-in-hong-kong/
Saturday, 19 March 2011
VIDEO: Libyans should ?defend themselves?
Western forces have launched air and missile strikes on Libya as part of a UN-backed plan to establish a no-fly zone and prevent government attacks on civilians.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-libyans-should-defend-themselves/
Churches back Old Firm clash call
Church leaders in Scotland have backed an appeal by the First Minister for a "showcase" cup final on Sunday.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/churches-back-old-firm-clash-call/
UK missiles fired at Libyan sites
British jets and a submarine have fired missiles at Libyan military sites in a UN-backed international operation to enforce a no-fly zone.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/uk-missiles-fired-at-libyan-sites/
UK soldier killed by bomb named
A British soldier who died of his injuries after a bomb blast in Afghanistan is named by the Ministry of Defence as Pte Daniel Steven Prior.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/uk-soldier-killed-by-bomb-named/
Yemen?s leader fails to stop uprising
A crackdown that killed dozens failed to stop massive demonstrations against Yemen's U.S.-backed president, as crowds of thousands clashed Saturday with security forces smashing their protest camps and even seized control of one southern city.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/yemens-leader-fails-to-stop-uprising/
US law enforcement role in Mexico drug war surges
Arturo Beltran-Leyva, a notoriously cruel cartel boss and one of Mexico's most wanted criminals, threw a riotous Christmas party two years ago with Grammy-winning musicians, prostitutes, and lavish food and drinks.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/us-law-enforcement-role-in-mexico-drug-war-surges/
Knut, Berlin?s beloved polar bear, dies
Berlin zoo official says polar bear Knut has died in his compound.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/knut-berlins-beloved-polar-bear-dies/
Japan Britons are handed iodine
Officials are distributing iodine tablets to Britons in parts of Japan in case radiation levels increase after a quake damaged a nuclear power plant.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/japan-britons-are-handed-iodine/
Tear gas fired at Syria mourners
Syrian security forces have fired tear gas to disperse thousands of mourners gathered for the funeral of anti-government protesters, witnesses say.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/tear-gas-fired-at-syria-mourners/
Vatican praises EU decision on crucifixes in class
ROME?Crucifixes in public school classrooms do not violate a student’s freedom of conscience, a European high court ruled Friday in a verdict welcomed by the Vatican in its campaign to remind the continent of its Christian roots. The case was brought by a Finnish-born woman living in Italy who objected to the crucifixes in her
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/19/vatican-praises-eu-decision-on-crucifixes-in-class/
Tap water now clear of aluminium
Water supplies in parts of greater Glasgow and Stirling are given the all clear after an alert over high aluminium levels.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/tap-water-now-clear-of-aluminium/
Japan races to restart nuclear plant cooling systems
Emergency workers racing to cool dangerously overheated uranium fuel scrambled Saturday to connect Japan's crippled reactors to a new power line.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/japan-races-to-restart-nuclear-plant-cooling-systems/
Friday, 18 March 2011
Live text ? Bangladesh v South Africa
Bangladesh host South Africa in Mirpur - where a win for the Proteas would send England through to the quarter-finals.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/live-text-bangladesh-v-south-africa/
Brotherly bond
How teen carer bullied over his 'small' brother and mother fought back
Life is a Cabaret
How true was novelist Isherwood's portrayal of pre-Nazi Berlin?
VIDEO: Tokyo firemen?s nuclear plant mission
Japan has raised the alert level at its quake-damaged nuclear plant from four to five on a seven-point international scale of atomic incidents.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-tokyo-firemens-nuclear-plant-mission/
US, allies set for military action in Libya
WASHINGTON – The Obama administration and America’s allies have won an open-ended endorsement from the United Nations for military action in Libya, where Muammar Gaddafi’s regime is pressing to eliminate any opposition to his rule. Now they’ll have to move fast. The breakthrough at the UN Security Council comes after days of cautious diplomacy from
Source: http://www.mygripeanthing.com/2011/03/18/us-allies-set-for-military-action-in-libya/
Firms at centre of fraud inquiry
Celtic Energy say two directors are being investigated by the Serious Fraud Office about the sale of coal mines while two partners at a Cardiff law firm are also suspended.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/firms-at-centre-of-fraud-inquiry/
Obama warns Gadhafi to comply with UN
Libya declared a cease-fire Friday in a bid to fend off international military intervention after the U.N. authorized a no-fly zone, even as Moammar Gadhafi's forces shelled the rebel-held city of Misrata.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/obama-warns-gadhafi-to-comply-with-un/
Shadows bassist Jet Harris dies
Jet Harris, the original bass player with The Shadows, dies of cancer aged 71.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/shadows-bassist-jet-harris-dies/
Haiti?s Aristide back after exile
Haiti's ex-President Jean-Bertrand Aristide returns to his home country from exile days before the final round of a presidential election.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/haitis-aristide-back-after-exile/
Met chief challenges hack claims
A senior Met Police officer offers to appear before MPs to "rebut" claims he misled Parliament by suppressing the extent of the phone-hacking scandal.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/met-chief-challenges-hack-claims/
River plunge father found guilty
A father who drove his car into a river to kill his two children is found guilty of murder and attempted murder.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/river-plunge-father-found-guilty/
Men stabbed outside Strabane bar
Four men are stabbed in the Abercorn Square area of Strabane on Thursday night.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/men-stabbed-outside-strabane-bar/
Hutchison shares slump on debut
Shares of Hutchison Whampoa, the world's largest shipping container terminal operator, slide on their market debut.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/hutchison-shares-slump-on-debut/
Thursday, 17 March 2011
Cameron rallying Tory supporters
Prime Minister David Cameron is due in Scotland to rally party supporters at the Conservative conference, ahead of the Holyrood elections in May.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/cameron-rallying-tory-supporters/
Messenger achieves Mercury orbit
Nasa's Messenger spacecraft successfully enters into orbit around Mercury - the first probe to do so.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/messenger-achieves-mercury-orbit/
Claudia case ?haunts? top officer
The officer leading the inquiry into the disappearance of York chef Claudia Lawrence two years ago says the case gives him sleepless nights.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/claudia-case-haunts-top-officer/
VIDEO: ?Many people? evacuating Tokyo
Residents and foreign nationals are evacuating Tokyo as concern over food and fuel supplies, as well as a damaged nuclear plant continue.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-many-people-evacuating-tokyo/
Cable reaches Japan nuclear plant
Engineers have connected a power line to Japan's stricken Fukushima nuclear plant, allowing cooling pumps to be restarted, the IAEA says.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/cable-reaches-japan-nuclear-plant/
Action over Libya on UN?s agenda
The United Nations Security Council is due to meet in New York to discuss action in Libya, as fighting between pro-Gaddafi forces and rebels continues.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/action-over-libya-on-uns-agenda/
Huhne chairs UK nuclear meeting
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne and senior representatives of the nuclear industry discuss the crisis in Japan and its implications for the UK.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/huhne-chairs-uk-nuclear-meeting/
G20 doctor?s fitness ?impaired?
The GMC says the fitness to practice of a pathologist criticised over reports into the death of a man at the G20 protests is "impaired".
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/g20-doctors-fitness-impaired/
14 on �20m mortgage fraud charges
Fourteen people, including a solicitor, surveyors, valuers and mortgage advisers, appear in court charged in connection with an alleged �20m conspiracy to defraud.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/14-on-20m-mortgage-fraud-charges/
Man in court over four stabbings
A man appears in court carged with attempted murder and grievous bodily harm after four people are stabbed in west Belfast.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/man-in-court-over-four-stabbings/
China suspends nuclear building
China suspends approval for new nuclear power stations following the accident at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/china-suspends-nuclear-building/
Overhaul cancer care says charity
Cancer charity Macmillan calls for an overhaul of care in Wales, warning the number of cancer patients is set to double within 20 years.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/overhaul-cancer-care-says-charity/
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
US urges tough UN draft on Libya
The US says the UN should consider more than just a no-fly zone over Libya, amid Security Council division on a draft resolution.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/us-urges-tough-un-draft-on-libya/
Strike action hits universities
Staff at eight universities in Scotland are taking industrial action in a row over their pensions.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/strike-action-hits-universities/
Cholesterol drugs could cut clots
Drugs used to regulate levels of cholesterol in the blood may also reduce the risk of dangerous blood clots, say researchers.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/cholesterol-drugs-could-cut-clots/
Judge considers costs for ACS Law
Judge Birss closes cases brought by ACS: Law and mulls whether it will be liable for wasted costs.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/judge-considers-costs-for-acs-law/
US journalists missing in Libya
Four New York Times journalists reporting on the conflict in Libya are missing, the newspaper's editors have said.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/us-journalists-missing-in-libya/
Marine in Iraq war crime case seeks clemency
A lawyer for a Marine convicted of murder in a major Iraq war crime case asked the Navy on Wednesday to grant his client clemency, arguing that freedom is warranted because of an error during the 2007 trial.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/marine-in-iraq-war-crime-case-seeks-clemency/
VIDEO: ?Anxiety and fear? for Japan?s children
A massive relief operation is under way in Japan after Friday's devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami.
Source: http://dailywebnews.info/video-anxiety-and-fear-for-japans-children/
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