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Tag Archives: London
British illegal immigrants are sold into slavery
In an interview to BBC Detective Inspector Kevin Hyland of London’s Metropolitan Police said, that most of the victims are promised jobs, but upon arrival they are brought to the customer who exploits them for sex or labor or sometimes both. The number of such cases is constantly rising. According to the report published by [...]
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Tagged as: China, Eastern Europe, Human trafficking, London, Metropolitan Police, Nigeria, Slavery, Vietnam
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Michael Phelps’ Twitter Wins Gold In Social Media
American swimmer Michael Phelps leaves London as the most decorated Olympian with 22 medals and he can also lay claim to another title – winning most fans on social media during the 2012 Games. London 2012 has been dubbed the first Social Media Games with the use of Twitter and Facebook exploding since the Beijing [...]
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Tagged as: Facebook, LeBron James, London, Michael Phelps, Olympic, Ryan Lochte, Tom Daley, Twitter
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Britain’s queen sails in 1,000-boat diamond jubilee flotilla
Queen Elizabeth II sailed along the Thames Sunday on a royal barge at the center of a spectacular 1,000-boat river pageant, the highpoint of celebrations to mark her diamond jubilee. The queen travelled down the river on the red-and-gold Spirit of Chartwell amid a water-borne procession of kayaks, steamers and tugs. More than a million [...]
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Tagged as: Alexander McQueen, Elizabeth II, England, London, River Thames, Steve Redgrave, Thames, Tower Bridge
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UK man convicted of murder has verdict overturned
A London man convicted of murder as a teenager has had his conviction overturned by judges after more than seven years in jail. Sam Hallam, 24, was released on bail Wednesday after prosecutors said they wouldn’t contest his appeal. Hallam had been found guilty of being part of the gang that murdered 21-year-old Essayas Kassahun [...]
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Tagged as: Conviction, Criminal Case Review Commission, Forensic identification, Hallam, London, Murder, Ray Winstone, Sam Hallam
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Usain Bolt Dumped His Girlfriend to Focus on London Olympics
Usain Bolt ended his six-month relationship with a Slovakian fashion designer in order to focus on the upcoming Summer Olympics. News reports suggest Bolt’s breakup with Lubica Slovak, 28, was because of his desire to repeat his double-gold/world-record Olympic performance in London. The Jamaican swept the sprint events in 2008 and set the world marks in each [...]
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Tagged as: Bolt, Canada, Fashion design, Jamaica, London, Lubica Slovak, Olympic Games, Usain Bolt
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RIBBENTROP, JOACHIM von
(1893-1946) German Foreign Minister 1938-45. Obtained his title of nobility through adoption and became prosperous as a result of his marriage to Anneliese Henkell. daughter of Germany‘s richest champagne maker. Joined the NSDAP in 1932 and became Ambassador in London in 1936. Sentenced to death at Nuernberg in 1946 and executed.
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Tagged as: Angela Merkel, Germany, Government, London, Minister for Foreign Affairs (Germany), Nazi, NSDAP, Nuremberg
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Tower Hamlets: Muslim voters in fraud row ‘forgot how they signed registration forms
A senior official at Tower Hamlets has rejected allegations of postal vote fraud — claiming Muslim voters simply forgot how they signed registration forms. Isabella Freeman, borough legal chief, spoke in a bid to explain a spike in rejected ballots following a by-election. The Met has launched an investigation into claims of voter fraud. Today [...]
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Tagged as: Electoral fraud, Eric Pickles, London, London Assembly, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Rushanara Ali, Spitalfields, Tower Hamlets
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Bus driver who beat British student, 21, to death in Poland begs for leniency because he has ‘wife and family to care for’
A bus driver who bludgeoned a young British student to death in Poland last year has begged for leniency because he ‘had a wife and family to care for’. The battered body of Kate Zaks, 21, an art student at the University of Kent, was found lying in a mud-filled ditch close to [...]
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Tagged as: Buckswood School, East Sussex, Guestling, Krakow, London, Poland, Zak
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Rise in brutal ‘witchcraft’ murders and attacks on children prompts new training for police to help them spot sorcery
A rise in sadistic murders and attacks on children accused of witchcraft by their families and loved-ones means police will now receive specialist training. The Met has admitted its officers are rarely able to spot the signs that a youngster is in danger despite dealing with 81 sorcery cases in the last decade. [...]
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Tagged as: Eric Bikubi, Kristy Bamu, London, Magalie Bamu, Metropolitan Police, Paris, Torture, Witchcraft
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Alles Gute zum Geburtstag!
Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler Ich liebe mein Führer Sieg Heil!
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Tagged as: Adolf Hitler, Closed-circuit television, Grievous bodily harm, London, London Underground, London Victoria station, Murder, Old Bailey
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