Boy, 12, one of youngest prisoners

A 12-year-old boy who has committed more than 30 crimes has become one of the UK's youngest prisoners when he was given a 10-month custodial term. Skip related content Magistrates in Witham, Essex, heard that the youngster, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, had a criminal record which included convictions for assault and aggravated vehicle taking. They said he had breached "many" previous court orders and committed "many" offences while on bail. The boy, who lives near Chelmsford, appeared in court to be sentenced after admitting his latest crimes - assaults on a woman and a man and...

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British Army faces Afghan gag for election

By Andrew Gilligan Published: 10:16PM GMT 07 Mar 2010: Telegraph.co.uk British journalists and TV crews are to be banned from the Afghan front line once a date for the election has been set, while senior officers will be prohibited from making public speeches and talking to reporters. MoD websites will also be “cleansed” of any “non-factual” material including anything containing troops’ opinions of the war, according to a memo leaked to The Daily Telegraph. The edict comes as Gordon Brown was accused of using British troops as “political props” by visiting Afghanistan the day...

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UERSS: The Council of Europe requires of the United Kingdom the dissolution of the B.N.P.!

Translation of: http://www.nationspresse.info/?p=79540 by Babelfish: http://babelfish.yahoo.com/ According to an official report published on March 2, 2010 by the European commission against racism and intolerance (sic), the Council of Europe requires of the United Kingdom the dissolution of British National Party (BNP). It is about an obvious illustration of the totalitarianism europeist whose political persecutions are connected more and more with those into force in the late USSR. Servile servants of the New americanized World Order, the euro-mondialistes stateless people are likely to use...

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