Comment is free There is a context to London's riots that can't be ignored

Since he came to power the coalition a little over a year ago, the country witnessed student protests multiple, and dozens of professions and universities, and many of the strikes, a half a million troops march Association and now turmoil in the streets of the capital (preceded by clashes with police in Bristol, Stokes Croft earlier in the year). Has raised all of these events have brought a different, after all take place against the backdrop of cuts and austerity measures and the brutal disappearance. The government knows very well that it is taking a gamble, and that its policies risk provoking mass unrest on a scale not seen since the early 1980s. With people taking to the streets of Tottenham, Edmonton, Brixton and elsewhere during the past few nights, we may be about to see the government enter a continuous line and losing my grandfather.

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Hrithik lookalike receive 15 proposals

Hrithik Roshan looks like him and become as popular as Bollywood star, who is one of the judges on a talent hunt contest, dance only. When Karan Pangali injured himself during practice, is flooded with messages "soon, as well as get" on Facebook. His father said "Gabru Joan" of



United Kingdom, which he already received 14 'rishtas "(proposals) and that it will hold a" swayamvar "for him when he returns.
So impressed by Hrithik, "What I like about Karan is that classical dancer who is not afraid to break the rules." Points to the striking similarity, says Hrithik, "He's a handsome guy, but if we look alike is for others to make a decision. But I see him dance. He is the best dancer out of me."

Karan insists that the actor has given him invaluable tips not only in dance, but also the hairstyle and clothing. From other competitors, Hrithik is a judge, mentor or friend. But Karan was "like my father."

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Supercar Of TV's Mr Bean crashes in UK

The actor Rowan Atkinson, famous for driving his car in the hapless "Mr. Bean" television programs and movies, and is recovering in hospital on Friday after crashing his sports car in the south of England. He stressed that the propaganda comedy (56 years), also known for her role in the historical comedy series "Blackadder", was involved in a traffic accident Thursday evening, but did not disclose details of the injuries minor. The Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals Trust admitted Atkinson, was in stable condition after the incident, which occurred in the vicinity of Haddon, a village about 85 miles (137km) north of London. Authorities said that when he crashed and hit a tree and lamp year before the car burst into flames,

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Afghanistan withdrawal: 500 troops to leave next year, David Cameron says

Prime Minister announced in the UK will withdraw 500 troops from Afghanistan next year, where the armed forces begin to move combat missions for the Afghan security forces on Wednesday. The decision comes two weeks after Obama said he intended to withdraw U.S. troops than 33,000 in the country by the end of autumn. The announcement was a controversial move that went against the advice of commanders on the ground. And David Cameron were also under pressure to consider withdrawing from the more radical areas of the province of Helmand, where currently stationed in Britain, but he took a more cautious approach of the White

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Stirling tons in Ireland gives hope

Belfast, United Kingdom - Paul Stirling third hundred international one-day axis of Ireland 238 / 8 against Pakistan in the second game and the last of a series of their meetings at Stormont here on Monday.

It was Ireland, skittled out for 96 in seven wickets Pakistan and win the opening match of the series on Saturday, on track to achieve a large total, while the Stirling 20 years) was in the crease.

The batsman, who plays for English county Middlesex 109 from 107 balls with just four sixes and seven fours.

But failed to Ireland when he was fourth out of 182

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