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Looted fossils from Scotland's 'Dinosaur Island' sold on eBay

Fossils have been looted from a Scotland site known as the region's 'Dinosaur Island' says the Scottish National Heritage (SNH). The island, formally called Isle of Skye, is well-known for its rich and significant fossils.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 3 comments

Op-Ed: The civil unrest – who rioted, and who didn’t

An analysis of the racial origins of the rioters leads to some unsurprising conclusions which we must not allow the politically correct left to make taboo.

In the Media by Alexander Baron

Japanese return $78 million in cash found in earthquake rubble

Tokyo - The people of Japan may have lost their homes, family members, and their livehood to the earthquake and tsusnami but they haven't lost their integrity, according to reports that say over $78 million in cash and valuables has been turned in to authorities.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 3 comments

Bromley – crime capital of Britain?

Bromley - Is the London Borough of Bromley the crime capital of Britain? Probably not, but if you read this week’s local freesheet, you will certainly get that impression.

In the Media by Alexander Baron

Two men jailed for four years for using Facebook to promote riots

Chester - Following their arrests last week, two men from Cheshire have been jailed after pleading guilty to encouraging looting through Facebook.

In the Media by Christopher Bates

Op-Ed: ‘Crimewatch’, Clegg, and common sense

Thursday night, BBC1 is screening a 'Crimewatch' Special; tune in to see if you can spot someone who took part in the recent riots.

In the Media by Alexander Baron

Web users encouraged to use stores looted in London riots

A website has been set up listing all the small and independent stores that suffered damage and looting in the recent London riots. It specifically encourages web users to help them get back on their feet by using those stores online.

In the Media by Kev Hedges

Op-Ed: Smile please, you’re on ‘Britain’s Most Wanted'

The profile of many of the rioters that has emerged from the ongoing prosecutions is in stark contrast to that of an oppressed minority driven to mayhem out of desperation.

In the Media by Alexander Baron - 1 comment

Op-Ed: A pogrom is not a revolution

The Socialist Workers Party is apparently unable to distinguish between a population that rises up against a brutal dictatorship and a gang of thugs that robs innocent shopkeepers before burning their businesses to the ground.

In the Media by Alexander Baron - 4 comments

PM Cameron authorises use of water cannons against rioters

London - Following a fourth night of rioting and looting across many English cities the British Prime Minister authorised the use of water cannons against those rioting.

In the Media by Gemma Fox - 4 comments

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