27th August 17:44BST, UK evening news flash summary:
Main:
Times - Foreign Secretary David Miliband today warned President Medvedev not to provoke a new Cold War with the West but said that it would be counter-productive to try to isolate Russia for its actions and continued military presence in Georgia.
Express - PM Gordon Brown received fresh warnings of Labour mutiny last night as a leading trade union demanded change 'at the highest level' of the Government.
Independent - Clinton electrifies convention with unity plea.
BBC - A man has been found guilty of turning replica guns into live weapons linked to more than 50 shootings, including the murder of Pc Sharon Beshenivsky.
Liverpool Echo - Sensitive Merseyside police documents containing details of secret tactics used to smash a global drugs ring have been found dumped in a bin.
Economy:
Sky - A hurricane that lashed Haiti is making its way toward the Gulf of Mexico and some of the world's largest oil rigs.
Independent - Fuel prices drive cars off the roads.
Other:
Sun - A two-headed baby is under police guard after a 150,000-strong mob arrived to gawk at the tot in hospital.
Metro - Tree man returns home after surgery that has removed 95% of his tree-like warts.
Sky - Getting rid of unwanted tattoos may just have become easier with the launch of a cream which 'pushes out' ink to leave scar-free skin.
Telegraph - Update: An Italian priest who planned to hold the world's first beauty contest for nuns called "Miss Sister Italy" has decided to cancel the pageant after complaints.
BBC - A South African Rottweiler has helped rescue a two-year-old boy who was being mauled by a pit bull terrier.
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I hope the cream works to remove tattoos...and it's not another hoax-like claim.
Tow headed baby? OMG. I'm really curious to know why these children that are born with two heads or are Siamese/conjoined twins usually--although not all the time--are born in countries like Bangladesh.
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Glad the Rottweiler rescued the 2-year-old, usually we hear one of them killing a child but this is great.
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@ ■ Debra Myers
I hope the cream works to remove tattoos...and it's not another hoax-like claim.
Tow headed baby? OMG. I'm really curious to know why these children that are born with two heads or are Siamese/conjoined twins usually--although not all the time--are born in countries like Bangladesh.
Yes I know what you mean. I dont have any tattoos myself (far to chicken to endure pain), but my mates (roughly the same age as me ie 40 ish) have really old ones, done when they were like 18 or so ... some have had laser treatment, but it leaves really bad scars, some have had 'white pigment' tatooed over the previous ink ... which kinda looks a mess in all honesty, and they cant get a tan properly (not good anyway). But this looks semi-legit, as its been really featured over here in WhitDawg land in the last day.
Mind you ... look what happened to Big Foot ... every paper/wire/broadcaster followed that .... around the globe.
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@ ■ Chris V. Thangham
Glad the Rottweiler rescued the 2-year-old, usually we hear one of them killing a child but this is great.
Yes Chris, its a nice story, for a change, for this breed. I guess that this was a well trained animal in sync with what its owner demanded from it. A decent ending prevailed for a change.
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@ ■ Paul Whittaker
Yes I know what you mean. I dont have any tattoos myself (far to chicken to endure pain), but my mates (roughly the same age as me ie 40 ish) have really old ones, done when they were like 18 or so ... some have had laser treatment, but it leaves really bad scars, some have had 'white pigment' tatooed over the previous ink ... which kinda looks a mess in all honesty, and they cant get a tan properly (not good anyway). But this looks semi-legit, as its been really featured over here in WhitDawg land in the last day.
Mind you ... look what happened to Big Foot ... every paper/wire/broadcaster followed that .... around the globe.
I got my tattoo (tribal that's wraps around my ankle like a bracelet) when I was 42. No regrets...because I chose it to look both feminine and dainty. I designed it myself and the tattoo artist did the work. The pain wasn't all that bad!
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@ ■ Debra Myers
I got my tattoo (tribal that's wraps around my ankle like a bracelet) when I was 42. No regrets...because I chose it to look both feminine and dainty. I designed it myself and the tattoo artist did the work. The pain wasn't all that bad!
Wow ! I couldnt do it ... I know I cant ... my friend has just had a tribal tattoo done (5 months ago) all over his shoulder and down his arm ... its beautiful to look at ... but I couldnt stand the pain ... Ive seen it ... nope ! NOT FOR ME ! lol
... having said that ... hes built like a brick privy ... so probably didnt feel a thing !
Yours sounds nice, women in the UK have tribal bands around their arms above the elbow ... which are very popular. Not heard/seen anyone with one on the ankle. Nice.
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@ ■ Paul Whittaker
Wow ! I couldnt do it ... I know I cant ... my friend has just had a tribal tattoo done (5 months ago) all over his shoulder and down his arm ... its beautiful to look at ... but I couldnt stand the pain ... Ive seen it ... nope ! NOT FOR ME ! lol
... having said that ... hes built like a brick privy ... so probably didnt feel a thing !
Yours sounds nice, women in the UK have tribal bands around their arms above the elbow ... which are very popular. Not heard/seen anyone with one on the ankle. Nice.
That's the thing...tats aren't for everyone. Both of my sons have tattoos and my daughter wants to, but for her she's afraid that the pain would be too much. In fact, my oldest son does some of his own tattoos...and they are absolutely beautiful!
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@ ■ Debra Myers
That's the thing...tats aren't for everyone. Both of my sons have tattoos and my daughter wants to, but for her she's afraid that the pain would be too much. In fact, my oldest son does some of his own tattoos...and they are absolutely beautiful!
I have a friend who is a tattoo artist, and he too is an awesome artist, his work is superb ! He loves them and ... well ... is covered in them. He also does 'branding' (not sure if thats popular over there), and has many cool scars from that ... if you know what I mean ;-)
He has also split his tongue into 2 so he looks like he has a snakes tongue ! Freaked my kids out when he first did it though lol
Im afarid none of its for me ...
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@ ■ Paul Whittaker
I have a friend who is a tattoo artist, and he too is an awesome artist, his work is superb ! He loves them and ... well ... is covered in them. He also does 'branding' (not sure if thats popular over there), and has many cool scars from that ... if you know what I mean ;-)
He has also split his tongue into 2 so he looks like he has a snakes tongue ! Freaked my kids out when he first did it though lol
Im afarid none of its for me ...
I've heard of branding...butit's not really too popular here where I liive. I agree though...body piercings and split tongues...nope, I would never go there either! Too "out there" for me!
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@ ■ Debra Myers
I've heard of branding...butit's not really too popular here where I liive. I agree though...body piercings and split tongues...nope, I would never go there either! Too "out there" for me!
He certainly looks 'out there' I can tell you ! But, hes one of the nicest people I know.
Its kind of funny when we go for a beer or 10 ... and Im like the most geeky looking person youve ever seen ... spectacles, jumper, jeans, sneeakers etc ... and hes 'out there', with all his tattoos, piercings, massive punk blonde spikey hair etc. 'An unlikely friendship' is how we are mainly viewed lol
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@ ■ Paul Whittaker
He certainly looks 'out there' I can tell you ! But, hes one of the nicest people I know.
Its kind of funny when we go for a beer or 10 ... and Im like the most geeky looking person youve ever seen ... spectacles, jumper, jeans, sneeakers etc ... and hes 'out there', with all his tattoos, piercings, massive punk blonde spikey hair etc. 'An unlikely friendship' is how we are mainly viewed lol
Nothing wrong with that at all. We, as humans have this fondness for judging people before we get to know them, and as this proves...it'd be the rwong thing to do!
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@ ■ Debra Myers
Nothing wrong with that at all. We, as humans have this fondness for judging people before we get to know them, and as this proves...it'd be the rwong thing to do!
Too true Deb.
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