Ludicrous Diversion.7/7 London bombings documentary.

On the 7th of July 2005 London was hit by a series of explosions. You probably think you know what happened that day. But you don't.

Roadside fingerprint reader piloted

Fingerprints can only be taken from the public voluntarily using the Lantern system because the law will have to be changed before officers can force people to give prints on the street.(NOTE: i wonder how long before the law changes?)

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Men who sleep with 13-year-olds 'not paedophiles', says police chief

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Poisoned ex-spy condition serious

Mr Litvinenko had been investigating the murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, a harsh critic of Mr Putin and Russian policy in Chechnya, who was killed in Moscow last month.

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Security alert as police lose a briefcase full of dummy bombs on train

A major security alert has been sparked after police lost a briefcase full of imitation bombs.
An officer left the case containing around 15 mock-up explosive devices on a train.



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The nursery rhyme police - parents to take lessons in reading and singing

Tony Blair has backed the idea of 'fasbos' - efforts to identify and correct the lives of children who are likely to fail even before they are born - and new laws to compel parents to attend parenting classes are on the way.(IS THIS WHAT OUR COUNTRY IS COMING TO?..LETS STAND UP TO THESE BASTARDS AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. THIS BIG BROTHER MEDDLING GOVERNMENT IS POKING IT'S NOSE INTO EVERY ASPECT OF OUR LIVES.COME ON SHEEP..DO SOMETHING!)--Drew(webmaster)

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Tesco is Leading the Push for RFID

"Tesco has been among the most active retailers testing RFID technology."RFID Journal

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BBC reopens Kelly case with new film

THE BBC is risking a new confrontation with Downing Street by launching an investigation into the death of David Kelly, the scientist at the centre of the storm over the “sexed up” dossier on Iraq’s supposed weapons of mass destruction.

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Outrage as Church backs calls for severely disabled babies to be killed at birth

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Time to stand up to the database state

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How can we believe Blair over ID cards?

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Prozac cleared for children aged eight despite fears of suicide risk

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1,500 immigrants arrive in Britain daily, report says

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New technology 'boosts' terror fight(oh and it could be used in schools)

New anti-terror technology, including the latest version of a machine which can see through clothes to detect weapons and explosives, has been launched.

The Tadar machine uses "millimetre wave" technology to scan a body's natural radiation.

It "sees" through clothes and provides an image of a naked body on a computer screen, while dense objects such as guns, knives or explosives appear as black outlines.

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Pay up or the planet gets it!

This seems to be dominating the news this week and i'm sure it will for some time to come

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