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maandag, 11 april 2011 |
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Government to get tough on illegal download websites 'Consumers do not have to fear they will be criminalised,' Teeven said. 'There will be no 'three strikes' law as in France and Britain where users can be banned from the internet.' Posted: 10:39:39 PM
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Japan shaken by quake after more evacuations urged The magnitude 7.0 aftershock, which trapped some people in collapsed homes, came just hours after residents bowed their heads and wept in ceremonies to mark a month since a massive earthquake and tsunami killed up to 25,000 people and set off radiation leaks at the nuclear plant by knocking out its cooling systems. And it's not over yet ... - on channelings Posted: 5:30:15 PM
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 Professor who criticized Bush, added to terrorist 'no-fly' list Spending on organic food rises 13% THAT was 2008 - now it's all food ... Posted: 8:26:55 AM
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Here it goes: Interest rates to quadruple within a year Families should brace themselves for a rate rise as officials try to get to grips with soaring inflation, said Andrew Sentance, of the Bank[base ']s Monetary Policy Committee. Be creative; prices are going UP in speedtime. Posted: 8:21:09 AM
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Colonel Gaddafi 'agrees to deal to end the bloodshed in Libya'
Government troops launch surprise attack on rebel forces in Ajdabiya
Colonel Gaddafi has accepted a [OE]road map[base '] to end the bloodshed in Libya in what could be a major step towards peace, the South African president said last night. Posted: 8:14:09 AM
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