Tuesday, 18 March 2008
Thursday, 13 March 2008
Boy Stabbed “Started the Fight.”
A teenager is accused of killing school boy Kodjo Yenga. He told the Old Bailey that it was Kodjo Yenga who started the fight, he only stabbed him to protect his reputation.
Kodjo a 16 year old boy from Hammersmith Grove, West London died in March last year due to a single stab wound to the heart. The 15 year old boy (14 at the time) accused of killing Kodjo said to the court that he didn’t start it and he didn’t expect his gang to join in. He is one of 6 boys denying stabbing him.
The Old Bailey heard that Kodjo was chased by a gang of boys shouting “kill him”. The suspect who can not be named said one of gang had a rounders bat and one of them had a dog but he didn’t see a knife. He heard that kodjo had been caught. So he went back to his grandpa’s house . and then another member of hid gang came in with blood on his t-shirt and told me to close the doors the police are coming then I told him to get out because I could hear sirens.
Kodjo a 16 year old boy from Hammersmith Grove, West London died in March last year due to a single stab wound to the heart. The 15 year old boy (14 at the time) accused of killing Kodjo said to the court that he didn’t start it and he didn’t expect his gang to join in. He is one of 6 boys denying stabbing him.
The Old Bailey heard that Kodjo was chased by a gang of boys shouting “kill him”. The suspect who can not be named said one of gang had a rounders bat and one of them had a dog but he didn’t see a knife. He heard that kodjo had been caught. So he went back to his grandpa’s house . and then another member of hid gang came in with blood on his t-shirt and told me to close the doors the police are coming then I told him to get out because I could hear sirens.
Britain Building Biggest Butterfly House in the World.
The Worlds biggest butterfly house is being built in Britain.
“Butterfly World” will house 10,000 butterflies at a time under its 300ft wide dome. It will be a giant tourist attraction and is to be built just off the m25 near Hertfordshire. The £25 million project was launched yesterday by Britain’s major conversationalists. Three quarters off British butterflies have declined in the last 20 years according to David Attenborough. Butterfly world is suspected to open in around June 2009 march 2011 and will be the worlds biggest butterfly house.
“Butterfly World” will house 10,000 butterflies at a time under its 300ft wide dome. It will be a giant tourist attraction and is to be built just off the m25 near Hertfordshire. The £25 million project was launched yesterday by Britain’s major conversationalists. Three quarters off British butterflies have declined in the last 20 years according to David Attenborough. Butterfly world is suspected to open in around June 2009 march 2011 and will be the worlds biggest butterfly house.
Spurs and Everton crash out in dramatic style
It was a dramatic night for English fans, as Spurs and Everton both crashed out of the Uefa out on penalties.
Everton put on a brave display, starting the match against Fiorentina two goals down after their first leg 2-0 disappointment in Florence. Spurs also came from behind due to a 1-0 loss in Eindhoven.
Dimitar Berbatov secured extra time for Spurs with a sublime second half volley after Pascal Chimbonda whipped in a pin point cross.
Over in Everton, England forward Andrew Johnson bundled in an early goal and Mikel Arteta’s 67th minute strike bought the game back to level pegging. Despite Everton dominating the game, they were unable to add a third and the game went into penalties.
Yakubu and Phil Jagielka both missed from the spot in the shootout as Fiorentina hit the target on every attempt, meaning that Everton lost 4-2 on penalties.
As for Tottenham, Jermain Jenas had the opportunity to Win the match for Spurs, but his bellow par penalty was easily saved by PSV keeper Gomes.
All in all, a night that most English fans will want to forget in a hurry.
BY SAM!
Everton put on a brave display, starting the match against Fiorentina two goals down after their first leg 2-0 disappointment in Florence. Spurs also came from behind due to a 1-0 loss in Eindhoven.
Dimitar Berbatov secured extra time for Spurs with a sublime second half volley after Pascal Chimbonda whipped in a pin point cross.
Over in Everton, England forward Andrew Johnson bundled in an early goal and Mikel Arteta’s 67th minute strike bought the game back to level pegging. Despite Everton dominating the game, they were unable to add a third and the game went into penalties.
Yakubu and Phil Jagielka both missed from the spot in the shootout as Fiorentina hit the target on every attempt, meaning that Everton lost 4-2 on penalties.
As for Tottenham, Jermain Jenas had the opportunity to Win the match for Spurs, but his bellow par penalty was easily saved by PSV keeper Gomes.
All in all, a night that most English fans will want to forget in a hurry.
BY SAM!
Police Chief Suspected Suicide.
A Police inquiry is looking at the possibility that the northern Wales chief of police Michael Todd had committed suicide last Tuesday. On Wednesday it was found out that he had sent a group of worrying text messages to friends and family just before the time of his death. Before his death it was thought that his affair with a well-known business woman was about to be exposed and would ruin his reputation. He was found at part of the mountain called Blwch Glas with some of his outer clothing missing.
Boy 9 Took Knifeman to Save Mother
Nathan Thomson (nine years old) was praised by a judge yesterday for his bravery. An intruder (Hugh Clark) broke into his family home last year and stabbed his mother eight times in the head, neck, chest and shoulders. In an attempt to protect his mother, Nathan jumped on Clark’s back who then turned on him, slashing him across the face with a kitchen knife. Hugh Clark, 35, was jailed yesterday for 8 ½ years in the High Court in Glasgow.
Demand to end the Annual Cull saves seal pups
The pressure of many local celebrities halt this year’s annual cull of baby seals slaughtered in the White Sea of Archangel, Russia. The blood of thousands of cubs stain the white coast, increasing the demand from many locals in the Northern region of Russia to put an end to this cruelty. The scheduled cull for March has also been warned by nature itself, as Russian environmentalists report that the ice floors were unsafe to walk on due to the climate conditions. Officials of Archangel insisted that it was for the protection of the hunters, and not the seals. Although the sport for hunting has been a strong tradition in Russia, locals protest of the fact that many seals just a few months old have suffered for the human benefit of their white fur. Viktor Gusev, a sports commentator reports that there is a need for a serious draft law to put an end to the killings. But a spokeswoman for the Governor of Archangel say that the regional administration was seeking to end the cull and to work on legislation to ban this trade. A petition has been signed by around 335,000 people to try and bring forth animal rights.
The pressure of many local celebrities halt this year’s annual cull of baby seals slaughtered in the White Sea of Archangel, Russia. The blood of thousands of cubs stain the white coast, increasing the demand from many locals in the Northern region of Russia to put an end to this cruelty. The scheduled cull for March has also been warned by nature itself, as Russian environmentalists report that the ice floors were unsafe to walk on due to the climate conditions. Officials of Archangel insisted that it was for the protection of the hunters, and not the seals. Although the sport for hunting has been a strong tradition in Russia, locals protest of the fact that many seals just a few months old have suffered for the human benefit of their white fur. Viktor Gusev, a sports commentator reports that there is a need for a serious draft law to put an end to the killings. But a spokeswoman for the Governor of Archangel say that the regional administration was seeking to end the cull and to work on legislation to ban this trade. A petition has been signed by around 335,000 people to try and bring forth animal rights.
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