More than 700 people have been charged with violence and looting for more than four days of unprecedented street violence. It is one of the worst riots in Britain history which shook the country last week. Authorities announced that they would maintain emergency policing levels through the week end and beyond if necessary.
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The iPad is a line of tablet computers designed, developed and marketed by Apple Inc. The iPad 2 was released internationally in 25 other countries on March 25, 2011, including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Mexico and the United Kingdom.
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An updated version of Zynga’s CityVille Hometown! is now available for download for your iPad and iPhone.
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After the release of much awaited Apple’s iPhone 5, people are waiting anxiously for the upcoming iPhone 6 which may change the overall looks of iPhone series. According to latest press release, most people are assuming that the new phone will have a see through body, in other words a transparent iPhone 6, which makes sense if you see the latest patent applied by Apple. See through or not, the new iPhone 6 Release would be a big news for sure…
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Wellington – A white kiwi chick was born at a New Zealand wildlife centre, the first of its kind to hatch in captivity, a news report said on Tuesday.
The chick – named Manukura, which means “of chiefly status” in the Maori language – hatched at the Pukaha Mount Bruce centre, 130km north of Wellington, from an egg laid by a normal brown kiwi transferred from an island.
The wildlife centre engages in a species conservation programme that takes kiwis from the wild to breed chicks that are then hand-reared before being returned to their natural habitat when they are old enough to keep themselves safe from predators.
The chicks are normally released when they weigh about 1kg, Chris Lester, area manager with the Department of Conservation, told the New Zealand Press Association. He said extra care would need to be taken with Manukura because he could be more vulnerable in the bush.
“As far as we know, this is the first all-white chick to be hatched in captivity,” said Bob Francis, chair of the centre’s board, which is keen for as many visitors as possible to see it when it is weighed and fed daily.
