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This is the news from London from 2011 England riots and includes snippets of info about the Angry mob in Britain two years ago. All the trouble started after the Death of Mark Duggan. The shooting of Duggan opened up questions about the Illegal drug trade in London and the Mainstream media have covered the inquest. The media were the first on the scene taking a look at the news, interviewing police and exploring political correctness of people living in the UK.

Ben Delicious reports from London:  As the number of incidents of mobile phone rage quadruples in the civilised world - and that's not even including China - it is tim...

"Business and Economy" China Communications "Consumer Electronics" entertainment God London Media "Mobile Phone" News Shopping "what not to do when using your mobile phone".

Ben Delicious writes from Caracas: You've probably read it first on this website. I mean the brilliant report by my colleague from ITAR-TASS press agency, Sergei Sered...

Keywords for this post "Bolivarian Revolution" Caracas Cuba entertainment "Fidel Castro" "Hugo Chávez" "List of Presidents of Venezuela" Media News "Nicolás Maduro" "United States" Venezuela "Vice President of the United States".

Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs Freddie Matthews writes from London: Finally it's the last week we'll have to put up with the X Factor on TV, talked about nonstop on radio.

"Brit Awards" "Darius Rucker" entertainment "Kylie Minogue" London Media "Mumford & Sons" News "Paloma Faith" Rihanna "Simon Cowell".

Adam Lovejoy writes from London: Yeah, yeah, the right to vote is enshrined in our constitution, someplace in it, and is set in stone in our so-called liberal democracy.

Special tags include "back benches" Conservative conservatives "David Cameron" election "House of Lords" Labour "Liberal Democrat" "Liberal Democrats" London Media News "North Korea" politics "Tony Blair" "UK Independence Party" voting.

Samuel Marshall writes from New Delhi: A senior Indian army officer has just called on the government and nation to wake up. They are sleepwalking as the Chinese military.

Samuel Marshall reports from these areas "Aung San Suu Kyi" Bangladesh Beijing China entertainment India Media Myanmar "New Delhi" News Pakistan "Sonadia Island" "Sri Lanka".

Freddie Matthews writes from London: The headline news this week has to be the X-Factor winner James Arthur releasing his brand new winner's single Impossible.

Freddie Mathews reports about Christmas "Dave Gahan" "Depeche Mode" entertainment "Gabrielle Aplin" iTunes "Kirsty MacColl" "Leona Lewis" London "Louis Walsh" "Mariah Carey" Media Music News and other important things too.

G K Salmuson writes from Washington: North Korea has shown two fingers to the United Nations and NATO and successfully launched a long-range ballistic rocket.

This is a post by GK Salmuson about "Ban Ki-moon" Media NATO News "North Korea" "South Korea" "Soviet Union" "UN Security Council" "United Nations" "United Nations Security Council" and mainly Korean things that are happening and being reported.

Stirring Trouble Internationally - A humorous take on news and current affairs James Marshall writes from Brussels: Addressing the Bundestag, Angela Merkel put a brave face on her defeat in Brussels over a banking union. She talked about building...

"Angela Merkel" entertainment "European Central Bank" "European Commission" "European Union" German Germany "Mariano Rajoy" "Mario Draghi" Media, News.

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