...>>>like Duhg think motorists are pampered so they must have money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic warden is ticketing the car appropriately (parked on the pavement, I ...

...>>like Duhg think motorists are pampered so they must have money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic warden is ticketing the car appropriately (parked on the pavement, I am assuming ...

... was taken to hospital by ambulance but died soon after arriving. A 39-year-old woman arrested at the scene on suspicion of drinking and driving remains in custody..." More: ...://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7624574.stm And...? Someone breaks the law, she's arrested. The law will take its course. Nothing new there, then. Not forgetting the fact that cycles on...

... money in. After all, people like Duhg think motorists are pampered so they must have money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html -- Only some ghastly, dehumanised moron would want to get rid of the Routemaster. Ken Livingstone 2001. PeterT - "Reply to" address is a spam trap - all replies to the group please

... supply for the Olympics or the Paralympics, which ended this week). Heads are now rolling. Several milk dealers have been arrested. The mayor of Shijiazhuang has been dismissed. Sanlu’s boss, Tian Wenhua, has been fired and arrested. Around the country, milk powder is being withdrawn from shelves, leaving, as one Western expert on China’s dairy industry ...

... place and outta different files. I only noticed that when I moved house sometimes, and because I used the internet, I recieved a reaction from somebody in a clinic and knew instantly that the information had come from a neighbourhood resident and for some reason it must have been personal, and theirs, and it had to do with my arrest when I was pregnant and lonely. In fact they had swapped the files.

...nearby, was taken to hospital by ambulance but died soon after arriving. A 39-year-old woman arrested at the scene on suspicion of drinking and driving remains in custody..." More: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7624574.stm And...? Someone breaks the law, she's arrested. The law will take its course. Nothing new there, then. Not forgetting the fact that cycles on ...

...nearby, was taken to hospital by ambulance but died soon after arriving. A 39-year-old woman arrested at the scene on suspicion of drinking and driving remains in custody..." More: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7624574.stm And...? Someone breaks the law, she's arrested. The law will take its course. Nothing new there, then. Not forgetting the fact that cycles on ...

....internetamerica... "turtoni" <turtoni@fastmail.net> wrote in message news:67cac28e-0075-4c3d-b00b-b88110a9be96@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com... A large study is to examine near-death experiences in cardiac arrest patients. Doctors at 25 UK and US hospitals will study 1,500 survivors to see if people with no heartbeat or brain activity can have "out of body" experiences. ...

... nearby, was taken to hospital by ambulance but died soon after arriving. A 39-year-old woman arrested at the scene on suspicion of drinking and driving remains in custody..." More: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7624574.stm And...? Someone breaks the law, she's arrested. The law will take its course. Nothing new there, then. Not forgetting the fact that cycles on pavements ...