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Dresden Evacuates City Centre After Discovery of 250kg WWII Bomb
A 1000 kg German bomb in Exeter. They buried it under 400 tons of sand before detonation. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-56236381
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Dresden Evacuates City Centre After Discovery of 250kg WWII Bomb
Gas shells as well.
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Dresden Evacuates City Centre After Discovery of 250kg WWII Bomb
And in the interests of fairness German bombs are regularly discovered across Britain.
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UK Couple’s ‘Holiday From Hell’ as Conflict Grounds Flights
I am sure the ones who don't even bother with travel insurance don't but then they fall into the fools category.
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UK Couple’s ‘Holiday From Hell’ as Conflict Grounds Flights
Some people don't even have travel insurance so the likelihood people will have a contingency to cover disasters is non existent.
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A day of celebration in the UK
Some poetic licence there I think. If his head had been split in two he would have lasted 2 seconds.
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UK Couple’s ‘Holiday From Hell’ as Conflict Grounds Flights
Is is actually a war. Not that I know much about US politics but doesn't the US Congress have to approve a declaration of war? By definition it is not a war. Not sure what you call it though.
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Denied entry for being tattooed
This is about trouble makers having tattoos not about fake titles.
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A day of celebration in the UK
I bet there is a lot of celebrating going on in the USA and Israel right now. You do know who Axel Rudakubana is?
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A day of celebration in the UK
There would be if the same happened to Axel Rudakubana.
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Denied entry for being tattooed
David Beckham? Now Sir David to you. Do you have Knighthood?
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A day of celebration in the UK
1950 actually. Posthumously pardoned, so that is alright then. Similar miscarriages are "far less likely". So you agree they will continue to happen. Andrew Malkinson 17 years in prison. There are just too many miscarriages. I can't image being in prison for 17 years know I was innocent. Despite DNA there are far too many miscarriages and no they want to do away with jury trials. There is no question that in days gone by there was a fit them up culture in the police and the courts. But it still in a few cases is still going on it would seem. Then we have the greatest miscarriage of all the Post Office Horizon scandal. I don't what the answer is. That is one for the legal profession to sort out.
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A day of celebration in the UK
Well yes but then the next time there is a another Timothy Evans miscarriage, 10 Rillington Place infamy. To be honest I don't know what the answer is. May be just not commit the crime in the first place. There is no way he could have been protected for life. I guess it was only Ian Brady living in solitary confinement that prevented him being done over. I assume Huntley could have done the same.
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A day of celebration in the UK
Well quite clearly he was a marked man. Short of having him in his own prison with no other cons then sooner or later somebody was going to get him. I am sure it was no fun for the warders baby sitting Huntley all the times. I don't know if Huntley was entitled to solitary confinement. I can't expect absolute protection from pipe wielding maniacs out on the street. May be the next time somebody decides to kill two young girls he should give some thought to the consequences.
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A day of celebration in the UK
Yes on another web site a few people have said he should have been made to suffer. But it has never the less happened. He was attacked once before but it wasn't fatal. What did he expect was going to happen in prison. I am surprised he lasted this long.
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