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Showing posts with label London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Senseless violence spreads from London

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Riots spread to cities outside London as 16,000 police take to the steets of 
London in a show of strength.
LONDON: Britain’s worst riots for decades spread to new cities as youths ran amok in Manchester and the industrial Midlands, after 16,000 police took to the streets of London in a show of strength.
Violence erupted in Manchester, Britain’s third-largest city, as youths smashed shop windows and looted shops and chased photographers away from the scene, while hooded rioters set fire to buildings in West Bromwich and Wolverhampton in central England.
There were unconfirmed reports a firearm was used by a rioter near Aston, north of the city centre.
Looters also targeted shops in Birmingham for another night.

Monday, August 8, 2011

Malaysian students in London safe

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PETALING JAYA - Malaysian students in London are safe from riots that rocked Tottenham as most of them are currently back home for their summer holidays.
United Kingdom and Eire Council of Malaysian Students chairman Farquar Haqqani Fadhlullah Suhaimi said most of the Malaysian students in Britain whom he knew had already left for their break.

London's burning

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The gritty north London neighborhood of Tottenham exploded in anger after a young man was shot to death by police.
Two patrol cars, a building and a double-decker bus were torched as rioters clashed with officers in front of the Tottenham Police Station, where people had gathered to demand "justice" for the death of a 29-year-old killed in an apparent gunfight.

Monday, June 13, 2011

Malaysian student gang raped in London

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She had attended a party at the prestigious Bellerbys College where she was studying.


LONDON/KUALA LUMPUR: An 18-year-old Malaysian student in London was allegedly gang-raped by several Russian men, including an intelligence officer who has been charged with the offence.

The Sun tabloid of London, which broke the story on Thursday, reported that the girl had attended a party at the prestigious Bellerbys College in Greenwich, South London, where she is studying.

The report, quoting sources, claimed that the girl was allegedly drugged and then filmed while being assaulted by seven Russian men, including the intelligence officer identified as Oleg Vladimirvich Ivanov, 23.


The attack is said to have happened early last Sunday during the party attended by English language students of the college.


The report stated that police retrieved iPhones with harrowing footage of the victim being gang-raped.


Ivanov was charged with three others identified as Gregory Andreev Melnikov, 22, Norayr Davtyan, 25, and Arnen Simonay, 26, with the offence at the Woolwich Magistrates' Court on Tuesday and Wednesday.


All four claimed trial and have been remanded.


They will appear at Woolwich Crown Court on Tuesday.



Two other suspects were released on bail while another was released without any charge.


The Sun report stated that the seven men had claimed to be students, but it quoted well-informed sources as saying that Ivanov worked in the Intelligence Section of the Moscow Police.


It stated that Ivanov had only been in Britain for a week before the alleged gang-rape.


The victim was said to have raised the alarm after staggering into a friend's room.


"She is distraught. She is very young and it is believed she was given a drug before being defiled," the report quoted a source as saying.


Two students at the college, contacted by The Star last night, were tight-lipped about the incident.


"What we know so far is what everyone has read in the newspaper (The Sun). We refuse to talk about the case as we are not allowed to. Please contact our college officials if you want a comment,'' said one of them.


The college officials could not be reached for comment.









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