Man carjacked by Boston bombing suspects says he was able to escape after Dzhokhar ~ Tsarnaev went into a store for Red Bull and chocolate bars ~ The victim, a Chinese man in his early 20s, ran to a gas station nearby, where he was told a cashier that his captors had a bomb and guns - A man taken hostage by the alleged Boston bombers after he was car jacked was able to escape after they stopped to buy cans of Red Bull at a gas station, MailOnline can reveal. The carjacking victim, whose name has not been revealed, has told authorities that being Chinese almost certainly saved his life, saying that the brothers told him they would not kill him because he was 'not American.' The victim was able to jump out of the car and flee while Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, looked to buy cans of the energy drink and chocolate bars. From interviews with the staff at both gas stations and court records, MailOnline has been able to piece together the frantic events of the early hours of last Friday. The terrifying sequence of events began when Tamerlan carjacked a Mercedes SUV car at gun point barely 40 minutes after MIT campus police officer Sean Collier was killed as he sat in his patrol car. Tamerlan jumped into the passenger seat of the Mercedes and told the driver: 'Did you hear about the Boston explosion... I did that.' (UK Daily Mail)
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Accused bombers introduced to hardline Islamic views by their mother, an uncle tells MailOnline ~ Firebrand cleric was able to preach at the family's kitchen table ~ Their mother, Zubeidat, described as the 'boss' of the family ~ 'One of the biggest causes is her,' the uncle says of the brothers' beliefs in radical Islam - The two men who allegedly carried out the Boston Marathon bombing were ‘failed’ by their parents, especially their ‘controlling’ mother who encouraged their move towards Islamic radicalization, relatives told MailOnline today. Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaeva looked up to mother Zubeidat as an ‘angel’ but, according to one of their uncles, she was the one who allowed them to be introduced to hardline Islamic views. Ruslan Tsarni claimed that Zubeidat allowed a firebrand cleric into their house to give one-on-one sermons to Tamerlan over the kitchen table during which he claimed he could talk to demons and perform exorcisms. Family friends also told MailOnline that the boys’ father Anzor never stood up to his wife and revealed that she was the ‘boss’ of their house. Until now Tamerlan has been blamed for leading his ‘sweet, innocent’ younger brother down the path to radicalism that allegedly ended with them killing three people and injuring 170 at the Boston Marathon last Monday. (UK Daily Mail)
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keywords: Anzor Tsarnaev, Boston, Boston Marathon, Cambridge MA, Chechnya, Dagestan, Duke University, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Extremists, Gregory Haroutunian, Katherine Russell, Kazakhstan, Martin Luther King Jr, Maryland, Massachusetts, Military, Muhamad Suleimanov, Police, Ruslan Tsarni, Russia, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Terrorists, US Army, United States, University Of Massachusetts, Wall Street Journal, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva
Russian intelligence services warned agency about Tamerlan Tsarnaev ~ Convinced he was in 'direct contact' with Islamist militants ~ May have been inspired by Chechen rebel leader man known as Russia's Bin Landen - Doku Umarov ~ Believed to be behind some of Russia's worst terrorist atrocities ~ But FBI later discounted Tamerlan as a threat, despite telling his mother he was an 'extremist leader' - One of the brothers suspected of the Boston Marathon bombings had direct contact with Chechen terrorists – and was ‘monitored’ by investigators for five years. The Mail on Sunday has learned that the FBI put Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, under surveillance after receiving an explicit warning from the Russian intelligence services. But despite apparently telling his mother that Tamerlan was an ‘extremist’ leader, the FBI eventually discounted the possibility that he was a threat. Rebel: One theory is that Tamerlan Tsarnaev was inspired by Doku Umarov, a Chechen terrorist known as Russia's Bin Laden Tamerlan was shot dead by police early on Friday while his 19-year-old brother Dzhokhar was captured alive but seriously injured with neck and leg injuries on Friday night. He had been hiding in a boat in a suburban backyard. Last night new details about Dzhokhar’s dramatic capture were released. Police said he fired at them from his hiding place but, weak through loss of blood from the bullet wounds he had sustained in the shoot-out with police earlier, he eventually gave himself up. ‘He was so weak that we were able to just go in and scoop him up,’ said a police spokesman. (UK Daily Mail)
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keywords: Anzor Tsarnaev, Asia, Boston, Boston Marathon, Carlo Gallo, Chechnya, Dagestan, Doku Umarov, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Edward Deveau, Enquirisk, European Union, Extremists, Federal Bureau Of Investigation, Intelligence, London, Massachusetts, Moscow, Olympics, Osama Bin Laden, Police, Ruslan Tsarni, Russia, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Terrorists, US Congress, United States, Vladimir Putin, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva
New crime scene photographs from the first blast confirms that a pressure cooker was used in the device ~ Lid of pressure cooker found on rooftop of building 35 yards away ~ Other photographs submitted to the FBI reveal the scene before and after the second bomb detonated ~ Devices were designed to act as 'Claymore' anti-personnel devices - which are meant to maim on the battlefield ~ An orange and grey bag can be seen on the opposite side of barriers to spectators before the second blast ~ The pressure-cooker bombs were packed with shards of metal, nails and ball bearings ~ Devices are frequently used in Afghanistan, India, Nepal and Pakistan, according to Homeland Security - The force of the first blast at the Boston marathon was so strong, the lid of the pressure cooker bomb was found on the sixth-floor roof of a hotel 35 yards away from the explosion site and is now a vital clue in the investigation. A guest at the Charlesmark Hotel discovered the crucial piece of evidence just minutes after the blast. He picked up the twisted metal – believing it was a hubcap from a vehicle damaged in the bomb – and gave it to a policeman. Twenty-four hours later he was quizzed by FBI agents, who revealed the mangled metal was one of biggest clues so far in the search for the terrorists who killed three and injured 183 others. (UK Daily Mail)
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keywords: Abu Musab Al-suri, Afghanistan, Al-qaeda, Atlanta, Barack Obama, Boston, Boston Marathon, Boston University, Bureau Of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms And Explosives, CBS, CNN, Curt Butcher, Dorchester, Extremists, Faisal Shahzad, Federal Bureau Of Investigation, Fox, India, Inspire Magazine, Janet Napolitano, Joint Terrorism Task Force, Krystle Campbell, London, Lu Lingzi, Mark Hagopian, Martin Richard, Massachusetts, Military, Nepal, New York City, Oklahoma City Bombing, Pakistan, Police, Quantico, Reuters, Richard Deslauriers, Roy Parker, Terrorists, Twitter, US Department Of Homeland Security, US National Guard, Underwriters Laboratory, United States, Waco, Washington DC, Zhou Danling
A picture posted on Twitter shows an individual walking on the roof directly overlooking one of the blasts at the Boston Marathon. The picture of the mystery person was posted shortly after the terror attack and raises the eerily possibility that one of the perpetrators watched as the carnage was unleashed. Law-enforcement sources told the New York Post that a 20-year-old Saudi man was detained at a Boston hospital. (UK Daily Mail)
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Keith Ratliff was found shot to the head but had cache of weapons near him -- He ran YouTube channel with three million subscribers and all videos combined have been viewed more than a HALF BILLION times -- 32-year-old man leaves behind a wife and two-year-old son - An operator of a highly popular YouTube channel dedicated to high-powered guns and explosives was found mysteriously shot to death, authorities said. Keith Ratliff, who was a business partner at FPSRussia, YouTube's ninth most popular channel with more than three million active subscribers and a combined half billion views, was discovered on a rural road in Carnesville, Georgia. Ratliff had a single gunshot wound the head and police are treating his death as a homicide. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 1/17/13 | 0
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keywords: Alternative Media, Carnesville, Fpsrussia, Frankfort, Georgia, Gun Control, Internet, Keith Ratliff, Kentucky, United States, Youtube
The figures reveal that from the beginning of 1997 until August 2012 there was no discernible rise in aggregate global temperatures This means that the ‘pause’ in global warming has now lasted for about the same time as the previous period when temperatures rose, 1980 to 1996 - The new data, compiled from more than 3,000 measuring points on land and sea, was issued quietly on the internet, without any media fanfare, and, until today, it has not been reported. This stands in sharp contrast to the release of the previous figures six months ago, which went only to the end of 2010 – a very warm year. Ending the data then means it is possible to show a slight warming trend since 1997, but 2011 and the first eight months of 2012 were much cooler, and thus this trend is erased. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 12/25/12 | 0
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keywords: Alternative Energy, Alternative Media, Bank Of England, Canada, Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, Climategate, El Nino, Financial Crisis, Georgia Tech, Greenland, Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change, Internet, John Hayes, Judith Curry, Pacific Ocean, Phil Jones, Sun, UK Met Office, United Kingdom, United Nations, University Of East Anglia
Until a year ago James Eagan Holmes was regarded as an almost model citizen, a clean-cut all-American boy. Sporty, family-minded, a brilliant scholar, the boy from the beach city of San Diego, California, appeared destined for a life of fulfilment. ‘He washed the car for his parents, he cut the grass, he played soccer,’ said Tom Mai, who has lived next to the Holmes family for 15 years. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/27/12 | 0
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keywords: Aurora CO, California, Colorado, Denver, Extremists, Heath Ledger, James Eagan Holmes, Police, San Diego, Terrorists, United States, University Of Colorado
Yesterday’s crisis meeting between Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy was arranged before the participants knew of the disastrous growth figures in the Eurozone that emerged in the morning. The background to the meeting was last week’s tumult in the world financial markets. Shares had gone into freefall after the downgrading of America’s credit rating. Worse than that, however, were the tremors rattling some of Europe’s most important banks, notably in France, caused by further evidence of the utter failure of even the more developed European economies to live anything like within their means. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 9/14/11 | 0
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keywords: Adolf Hitler, Angela Merkel, European Central Bank, European Commission, European Financial Stability, European Union, Financial Crisis, France, George Osborne, Germany, Greece, Herman Van Rompuy, Ireland, Military, Nazi, Nicolas Sarkozy, Paris, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom
An uncovered letter written by John F Kennedy to the head of the CIA shows that the president demanded to be shown highly confidential documents about UFOs 10 days before his assassination. The secret memo is one of two letters written by JFK asking for information about the paranormal on November 12 1963, which have been released by the CIA for the first time. Author William Lester said the CIA released the documents to him under the Freedom of Information Act after he made a request while researching his new book 'A Celebration of Freedom: JFK and the New Frontier.' The president’s interest in UFOs shortly before his death is likely to fuel conspiracy theories about his assassination, according to AOL News. Alien researchers say the latest documents, released to Mr Lester by the CIA, add weight to the suggestion that the president could have been shot to stop him discovering the truth about UFOs. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 4/25/11 | 0
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keywords: Aliens, Central Intelligence Agency, Freedom Of Information Act, John F Kennedy, National Aeronautics And Space Administration, Robert Wood, Russia, Timothy Cooper, UFO, US Secret Service, United States, William Lester
* Officials admit they may have to bury reactors under concrete - as happened at Chernobyl * Government says it was overwhelmed by the scale of twin disasters * Japanese upgrade accident from level four to five - the same as Three Mile Island * We will rebuild from scratch says Japanese prime minister * Particles spewed from wrecked Fukushima power station arrive in California * Military trucks tackle reactors with tons of water for second day - The boss of the company behind the devastated Japanese nuclear reactor today broke down in tears - as his country finally acknowledged the radiation spewing from the over-heating reactors and fuel rods was enough to kill some citizens Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency admitted that the disaster was a level 5, which is classified as a crisis causing 'several radiation deaths' by the UN International Atomic Energy. Officials said the rating was raised after they realised the full extent of the radiation leaking from the plant. They also said that 3 per cent of the fuel in three of the reactors at the Fukushima plant had been severely damaged, suggesting those reactor cores have partially melted down. After Tokyo Electric Power Company Managing Director Akio Komiri cried as he left a conference to brief journalists on the situation at Fukushima, a senior Japanese minister also admitted that the country was overwhelmed by the scale of the tsunami and nuclear crisis. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 4/19/11 | 0
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keywords: Airports, Akio Komiri, Australia, Busan, California, Chernobyl, China, Earthquakes, European Union, France, Fukushima, Hideohiko Nishiyama, Hydrogen, International Atomic Energy Agency, Japan, Japanese Nuclear And Industrial Safety Agency, Koriyama, Kuala Lumpur, Lars-erik De Geer, Malaysia, Malaysian Atomic Energy Licensing Board, Military, Murray Jennex, Naoto Kan, Nuclear Power Plants, Pennsylvania, Plutonium, San Diego State University, South Korea, Swedish Defence Research Institute, Teruaki Kobayashi, Three Mile Island, Tokyo Electric Power CO, Tsunamis, UN International Atomic Energy, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United Nations, Uranium, Water, Yukio Edano, Yukiya Amano
The powerful tsunami that today slammed into Japan's eastern coast comes just two days after warnings that the movement of the moon could trigger unpredictable events on Earth. Astrologers predicted that on March 19 - a week tomorrow - the so-called 'supermoon' will be closer to Earth than at any time since 1992, just 221,567 miles away, and that its gravitational pull will bring chaos to Earth. Others on the Internet have predicted it will cause further catastrophes such as volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Coming just three weeks after the quake which devastated Christchurch in New Zealand killing hundreds, this latest disaster will only add fuel to their fire. However the 'supermoon' date is still eight days away. But those that adhere to this particular belief could claim that this was still close enough for there to be some kind of effect. Two days ago, in an interview with ABC radio discussing the potential impact of the March 19 supermoon, astrologer Richard Nolle, who first coined the term in 1979, said he was convinced that lunar perigees cause natural disasters on Earth. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 3/14/11 | 0
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keywords: ABC, Australia, British Geological Survey, Christchurch, David Harland, Earthquakes, George Helffrich, Indo-australian Plate, Japan, John Whalley, Moon, New Zealand, Nuclear Power Plants, Pacific Plate, Roger Musson, Tsunami, University Of Bristol, University Of Portsmouth
Israel has been linked to a complex worm currently attacking computers in Iran, which experts claim may have been designed to target the country's nuclear facilities. The Stuxnet worm, supposedly aimed at slowing Iran's desire to create a nuclear arsenal, appears to include a reference to a Biblical story in which Jews pre-empt a Persian plot to destroy them. The New York Times reports a file inside the Stuxnet code is named 'Myrtus' - a reference to the Hebrew word Esther, the same name as the Old Testament book in which the story appears. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 10/4/10 | 0
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keywords: Ali Akbar Salehi, Cybersecurity, Internet, Iran, Israel, New York Times, Nuclear Power Plants, Russia, Siemens, Stuxnet
The UK’s leading scientific body has been forced to rewrite its guide on climate change and admit that it is not known how much warmer the Earth will become. The Royal Society has updated its guide after 43 of its members complained that the previous version failed to take into account the opinion of climate change sceptics. Now the new guide, called ‘Climate change: a summary of the science’, admits that there are some ‘uncertainties’ regarding the science behind climate change. And it says that it impossible to know for sure how the Earth's climate will change in the future nor what the possible effects may be. The 19-page guide says: ’It is not possible to determine exactly how much the Earth will warm or exactly how the climate will change in the future, but careful estimates of potential changes and associated uncertainties have been made. ‘Scientists continue to work to narrow these areas of uncertainty. Uncertainty can work both ways, since the changes and their impacts may be either smaller or larger than those projected.’ (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 10/4/10 | 0
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keywords: Alan Rudge, Antarctica, Anthony Kelly, Atlantic Ocean, Benny Peiser, Climate Change, Earth, European Union, Global Warming Policy Foundation, Greenland, Himalayas, Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change, Netherlands, Royal Society, United Kingdom, United Nations, University Of East Anglia
Police are asking motorists to spy on each other for examples of poor driving in an alarming new extension of the 'Big Brother' state. Drivers are told to be on the look out for inconsiderate driving or anybody making 'excessive noise' with their car. Detailed reports - which critics warn could easily be malicious accusations against neighbours - are submitted to the police, who log extensive details on a huge computer database. The details are also checked against DVLA databases and the Police National Computer. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 9/21/10 | 0
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keywords: Big Brother Watch, Database, Dylan Sharpe, Germany, Police, Privacy, Sussex, UK Freedom Of Information Act, UK Police National Computer, United Kingdom
Professor Durrant said previous cancer jabs did not work because they stimulated the body's whole immune system, not just the parts which attack cancer cells. 'This time we believe the immune cells are more potent and will kill cancer cells,' she said. She believes the vaccine could be adapted to fight other tumours. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 5/29/10 | 0
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keywords: Cancer, DNA, Karol Sikora, Lindy Durrant, Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham, Nottingham University, Ontario Cancer Institute, Rama Khokha, Toronto, United Kingdom, Vaccines, UN World Health Organization
Sir David, 82, said families in the UK need to control their number of offspring - a policy already adopted by China where parents are allowed just one child. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 5/29/10 | 0
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keywords: China, David Attenborough, Eugenics, Optimum Population Trust, United Kingdom
Grinning happily at the camera, this is Barry Soetoro, the cherubic little boy who went on to become America's first black president. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 5/28/10 | 0
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Data for vital 'hockey stick graph' has gone missing ~ There has been no global warming since 1995 ~ Warming periods have happened before ~ but NOT due to man-made changes - The academic at the centre of the 'Climategate' affair, whose raw data is crucial to the theory of climate change, has admitted that he has trouble 'keeping track' of the information. Colleagues say that the reason Professor Phil Jones has refused Freedom of Information requests is that he may have actually lost the relevant papers. Professor Jones told the BBC yesterday there was truth in the observations of colleagues that he lacked organisational skills, that his office was swamped with piles of paper and that his record keeping is 'not as good as it should be'. The data is crucial to the famous 'hockey stick graph' used by climate change advocates to support the theory. - Professor Jones departed from this consensus when he said: 'There is much debate over whether the Medieval Warm Period was global in extent or not. The MWP is most clearly expressed in parts of North America, the North Atlantic and Europe and parts of Asia. 'For it to be global in extent, the MWP would need to be seen clearly in more records from the tropical regions and the Southern hemisphere. There are very few palaeoclimatic records for these latter two regions. 'Of course, if the MWP was shown to be global in extent and as warm or warmer than today, then obviously the late 20th Century warmth would not be unprecedented. On the other hand, if the MWP was global, but was less warm than today, then the current warmth would be unprecedented.' (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 2/14/10 | 2
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keywords: BBC, Benny Pieser, Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, Climategate, Global Warming Policy Foundation, Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change, Medieval Warm Period, Phil Jones, Roger Harrabin, UK Freedom Of Information Act, United Kingdom, United Nations, United States, University Of East Anglia
Documents obtained by The Mail on Sunday reveal that the Met Office’s stonewalling was part of a co-ordinated, legally questionable strategy by climate change academics linked with the IPCC to block access to outsiders. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 2/19/10 | 0
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keywords: Benny Peiser, Bob Ainsworth, Brian Hoskins, Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, Global Warming Policy Foundation, Greenland, Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change, John Mitchell, Netherlands, Reading University, UK Freedom Of Information Act, UK Met Office, UK Ministry Of Defence, United Kingdom, United Nations
Campaigners claim the scanners, which act like a mini radar device 'seeing' beneath ordinary clothing, breach privacy rules under the Human Rights Act. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 2/10/10 | 0
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Conservative MP Patrick Mercer, chairman of the Commons Counter-Terrorism Sub-Committee, said: ‘Our enemies are constantly evolving their techniques to try to defeat our methods of detection. (UK Daily Mail)
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The scientist behind the bogus claim in a Nobel Prize-winning UN report that Himalayan glaciers will have melted by 2035 last night admitted it was included purely to put political pressure on world leaders. - In an interview with The Mail on Sunday, Dr Lal, the co-ordinating lead author of the report's chapter on Asia, said: 'It related to several countries in this region and their water sources. We thought that if we can highlight it, it will impact policy-makers and politicians and encourage them to take some concrete action. 'It had importance for the region, so we thought we should put it in.' Dr Lal’s admission will only add to the mounting furore over the melting glaciers assertion, which the IPCC was last week forced to withdraw because it has no scientific foundation. - Environmentalist Alton Byers said the panel’s credibility had been damaged. ‘They’ve done sloppy work,’ he said. ‘We need better research on the ground, not unreliable predictions derived from computer models.’ Last night, Dr Pachauri defended the IPCC, saying it was wrong to generalise based on a single mistake. ‘Our procedure is robust,’ he added. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/2/10 | 0
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keywords: Alton Byers, Asia, Austria, Benny Peiser, Canada, Climate Change, Climategate, Georg Kaser, Glaciers, Global Warming Policy Foundation, Graham Cogley, Hayley Fowler, Himalayas, Murari Lal, Newcastle University, Nigel Lawson, Nobel Prize, Raj Pachauri, Syed Hasnain, Trent University, United Nations, World Wildlife Fund
'Clearly there was security information about this individual's activities, and that was information that was shared with the U.S. authorities,' the spokesman said. 'That is the key point.' (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 1/28/10 | 0
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Mr Wallace warned: ‘I must advise the Prime Minister – and the British public – that the scanners are not a “silver bullet”. You would be mistaken to think that they would counter the new threat. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 1/24/10 | 0
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keywords: Airports, Andrew Adonis, Ben Wallace, Detroit MI, Federal Bureau Of Investigation, Gordon Brown, Islamic Human Rights Commission, Privacy, Qinetiq, UK Parliament, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, United Kingdom, X-ray, Yemen
Experts say at least 25 would be needed just to cover transatlantic flights from Heathrow, but a Government source said last night: 'Cost is not an issue'. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 1/23/10 | 0
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Following the attempted bombing on Christmas Day, the Netherlands and Nigeria yesterday announced they too will be introducing the scanners, which have been available since 1995 (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 1/23/10 | 0
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keywords: Airports, Al-qaeda, Amsterdam, Andrew Adonis, Christmas Day Bombing Attempt, Detroit MI, European Union, Federal Bureau Of Investigation, Germany, London, Manchester, Netherlands, Nigeria, Privacy, Terrorists, UK Department For Transport, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, United Kingdom, United States, X-ray
But critics have questioned how useful an 'optional' search is, and whether it would be feasible if the scanners are installed permanently. The Home Secretary said the Government would weigh the privacy and cost issues against national security. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 1/23/10 | 0
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One of the leaked emails suggested CRU head Dr Phil Jones wanted certain papers excluded from the UN's next major assessment of climate science. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 2/16/10 | 0
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GPs will be first in the line for the jabs when they become available but many will decline, even though they will be offering the vaccine to their patients (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/28/09 | 0
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The government is planning to create a series of mass graves to cope with a second outbreak of swine flu in the autumn. A Home Office document warns that a mass burial site may be needed to cope with the potential crisis. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/27/09 | 0
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posted: 10/21/09 | 0
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A warning that the new swine flu jab is linked to a deadly nerve disease has been sent by the Government to senior neurologists in a confidential letter (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/27/09 | 0
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The swine flu vaccine which will be offered to 12 million children in the UK may not have been tested on infants by the time the first batches arrive. Pharmaceutical companies manufacturing the jabs do not have any paediatric safety data for the drugs, which could be distributed to children in the autumn. (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/27/09 | 0
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The Business Secretary took over the reins of power from Harriet Harman – but refused to cut short his holiday with the rich and famous on the Greek island (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/21/09 | 0
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keywords: European Union, George Osborne, Gordon Brown, Greece, Harriet Harman, Nathaniel Philip Rothschild, Oleg Deripaska, Peter Mandelson, United Kingdom
This minutely orchestrated media event was designed to rescue Barack Obama from the most idiotic, yet nonetheless damaging, row of his presidency (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/7/09 | 0
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keywords: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, China, Cold War, General Motors, George W Bush, Glenn Beck, Iraq, Israel, Jimmy Carter, John F Kennedy, Joseph Biden, Louis Gates, Lyndon Johnson, Religion, Sarah Palin, Tony Blair, US Army, United States, White House
Thousands of patients could be denied NHS treatment and left to die under 'worst-case' emergency plans for a swine-flu epidemic (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/2/09 | 0
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keywords: H1N1, Pandemic, Swine Flu, UK Department Of Health, United Kingdom, Vaccines
A scientist who advises the Government on swine flu is a paid director of a drugs firm making hundreds of millions of pounds from the pandemic (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 8/1/09 | 0
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keywords: Glaxosmithkline, Pandemic, Relenza, Roy Anderson, Sweden, Swine Flu, Tamiflu, Tony Blair, UK Department Of Health, UK Ministry Of Defence, United Kingdom, Vaccines
The documents, to be discussed at a hearing this week, suggest that the UK authorities did everything they could to accede to the CIA's wishes while at the same time trying to conceal the fact they were talking to the agency (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/28/09 | 0
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keywords: Barack Obama, Binyam Mohamed, Central Intelligence Agency, David Miliband, Detainees, Ethiopia, Guantanamo Bay, John Thomas, Lloyd Jones, MI5, MI6, Morocco, Pakistan, Torture, United Kingdom, United States
Mai Pederson, a US Air Force linguist who served in Iraq with Dr Kelly’s weapons inspection team, has called on Attorney General Baroness Scotland to carry out a ‘formal, independent and complete review’ into the ‘suspicious circumstances’ of his death (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/24/09 | 0
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keywords: David Kelly, Iraq, Mai Pederson, Norman Baker, Tony Blair, United Kingdom
'It came above terrorism as a threat to this country, so we had the whole Cobra machinery and inter-agency working. We have gone through simulation exercises where everyone was involved.' (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/24/09 | 0
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Yesterday the ministry confirmed that since 2000 it had carried out such surveillance on almost 300 injured personnel who sought damages through the civil courts (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/21/09 | 0
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keywords: Afghanistan, Charles Guthrie, MI5, Military, Police, Privacy, Terrorists, UK Ministry Of Defence, UK Parliament, United Kingdom
Dr Kelly's body was found six years ago this week in woods close to his Oxfordshire home, shortly after he was exposed as the source of a BBC news report questioning the grounds for war in Iraq (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/17/09 | 0
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keywords: Anthrax, Brian Hutton, Charles Falconer, David Kelly, Iraq, Norman Baker, Tony Blair, United Kingdom
they are demanding a full public inquiry to answer key questions about what the Intelligence Services and the police did and did not know before the bombings (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/4/09 | 0
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keywords: 7/7 London Bombings, Al-qaeda, Alan Johnson, Andy Hayman, Anthony John Hill, David Davis, G8, Hasib Hussain, Ireland, Israel, Jermaine Lindsay, Leeds, London, London Underground, Luton, Mohammad Sidique Khan, Peter Power, Police, Religion, Scotland, Scotland Yard, Shehzad Tanweer, Terrorists, Tony Blair, UK Home Office, United Kingdom
As fears of a major outbreak grew, officials in Hong Kong reported the third known instance of the virus becoming resistant to Tamiflu (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 7/3/09 | 0
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Home Secretary Alan Johnson said that a trial scheme that was to force some airport staff to carry the controversial cards has been scrapped. The massive climbdown means that carrying an ID card will now never be made compulsory for members of the general public. (UK Daily Mail)
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keywords: Ali Khamenei, BBC, France, Gholam-hossein Mohseni-eje'i, Gordon Brown, Houston TX, Internet, Iran, Militia, Police, Tehran, Twitter, United Kingdom, United States
Police are making unjustified and 'almost certainly' illegal searches of white people to provide 'racial balance' to Government figures (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 6/18/09 | 5
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keywords: Alan Johnson, Alexander Charles Carlile, Ireland, Police, Privacy, Terrorists, UK Home Office, UK Terrorism Act, United Kingdom
In this deeply disturbing interview, the trailer trash torturer who appalled the world by appearing in shocking 'souvenir' photographs remains utterly unrepentant and says she has 800 MORE torture photos that could rock the White House (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 6/15/09 | 5
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Teachers who are forced to use phrases such as 'performance indicator' and 'curriculum delivery' lack enthusiam for the job (UK Daily Mail)
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posted: 6/9/09 | 6
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