Dave feels heat back home as London burns
Belfast Telegraph
As those scenes of looting show, the rioters of Hackney and Tottenham haven't so much been out for justice as for electrical appliances, smartphones and high-performance sports footwear. Newspaper photographs of the aftermath of the …
London riots: Young thugs got a lift home with mum when they finished lootingMirror.co.uk
London riots spread to Midlands and north-west on fourth night of troubleTelegraph.co.uk
The night that rioters ruled and police lost control of the streets of LondonThe Independent
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Two-thirds oppose hunting for sport
Herald Scotland
MORE than two out of three Scots are opposed to shooting deer and birds as sport, but opposition is stronger south of the Border. The League Against Cruel Sports last night described the Glorious Twelfth, the start of the shooting season for Red Grouse …

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One more Olympic chance for Dereham marksman Mick Gault
Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
Veteran Dereham marksman Mick Gault remains confident of fulfilling his lifelong dream of shooting at the Olympics, despite an unsuccessful first attempt at qualification for 2012. To send a link to this page to …

Newspaper Briefing, including 'Trichet calls on EU leaders to implement crisis …
Proactive Investors UK
London riots: tipping points: The London (and now UK) riots started after the shooting death of one suspected criminal tragic, but not normally the trigger for widespread carnage. The death of one man was the catalyst for the Arab spring uprisings. …

These riots show the cost of consumption
New Statesman (blog)
Yesterday and today, UK political leaders have been keen to point out that the looting of shops in London and other UK cities has little if any connection with the shooting by the Metropolitan Police's Operation Trident team last week of Mark Duggan, …

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London Riots: Is There Any Justification?
Huffington Post
Neither is there a connection between the shooting of Mark Duggan and the violence which has blighted our streets since Saturday night. Of course, it all began with a protest against a death shrouded in confusion due to a lack of police transparency. …

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Seven birdies help Bronte Law to share of lead with opening 69
Scotsman
Bronte Law was the top points scorer at last week's Home Internationals and the Cheshire 16-year-old continued her love affair with Gullane yesterday, shooting seven birdies to share the lead on 69 after the first round of the …

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Prime Minister David Cameron is returning from Italy tonight to chair COBRA …
Daily Mail
In Stratford, workers were told to barricade their shops and offices and go home early as the Met feared the most violent confrontations yet in the wake of the shooting of suspected gangster Mark Duggan. Twitter was ablaze with rallying calls for …

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New Activity Programme For The Disabled
Chesterfield Post
Activities cover a whole spectrum of sports. On land there's quad biking, archery, falconry, wheel-chair tennis, pistol and rifle shooting, tennis, land-yachting and from the bank or shore – fishing. Off-shore there's more, with sailing, jet-skiing, …

New violence as May meets police
BBC News
A peaceful protest in Tottenham on Saturday over the fatal shooting by police of Mark Duggan, 29, was followed by violence which spread into Sunday. A candlelit vigil was due to be held at The High Cross in Tottenham on Monday evening. …
London riots: August 7 as it happenedTelegraph.co.uk
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