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Is Wharton Sri Lanka`s MP Cheerleader?

Four visits in nine months and statements in the Commons on the controversial Rajapaska regime: why does the 28-year-old MP for Stockton James Wharton care so much about Sri Lanka?

(LONDON The Independent) - His opponents say James Wharton’s defences of Colombo regime are influenced by his travels –but he insists he’s no cheerleader.

For a 28-year old backbench Tory MP it was a highlight of his young political career.

London`s Demonstration For Gaza Attracts 15,000

"Israel and the world are going on divergent paths..." - Ahdaf Soueif

(LONDON Refugee News Network) - 10-15,000 protestors braved the rain Saturday to march from Downing Street to the Israeli Embassy.

Louisiana Attorney: `Largest Criminal Penalty in U.S. History Still Not Enough`

The Deepwater Horizon rig, 50 miles off the Louisiana coast, sank and spewed an estimated 206 million gallons of crude oil.

(LONDON) - British oil company BP said Thursday it is in advanced talks with U.S. agencies about settling criminal and other claims from the Gulf of Mexico well blowout two years ago.

A person familiar with the deal says BP agrees with U.S. to pay billions of dollars in fines related to the spill.

Israel`s Justification for Latest Assault on Gaza Goes Unchallenged

Zionist cat got the BBC’s tongue?

(LONDON) - Recent scandals calling into question the news-handling skills of Britain’s national broadcaster don’t seem to have improved matters.

After being treated last night to footage of the slaying of Ahmed Jabari, the military leader of Hamas, by an Israeli assassin flying a drone from his armchair and violating Palestinian airspace.

UK`s Responsibility to the Palestinians

The Balfour declaration was a direct outcome of some intensive Jewish Lobby pressure in both Britain and the USA.

(LONDON) - In the following Guardian letter a few Palestinians and Pro Palestinian activists call for the British government to acknowledge publicly the responsibility for previous British administrations for the Balfour Declaration and Palestinian suffering.

I totally agree with the content of the letter, yet, it fails to address the most crucial and obvious fact.

An American Narcissist

Written in the final hours before Obama's reelection.

(LONDON) - It would seem unfair to single out Mitt Romney as a modern day narcissist when the insufferably long American election campaign crowds to a rowdy and inglorious finale.

Both men and their teams equally aware that the only change that Americans have experienced has meant being short-changed...

British Ex-Envoy Told The Truth (for a change)

I wish the BBC and the Guardian were as courageous...

(LONDON) - Peter Jenkins, Britain’s former representative on the International Atomic Energy Agency, has told the debating union at Warwick University that a ‘just war’ is not a Jewish notion.

Jenkins was obviously telling the truth but the Zionist Jewish Chronicle is not happy.

Memorandum: Urgent Intervention to Stop Ethnic Minority Rohingyas in Arakan State of Myanmar

Rohingya people have no access to food, water, medical and shelter.

(LONDON) - This is very Urgent Memorandum as the situation in Arakan State is very critical with numbers of death of Rohingyas has increased tremendously.

Almost 5000 Rohingyas houses have been burnt down by the Rakhines, police and the military.

Global Day of Action

UN should send a Rapid deployment force to protect the un-armed Rohingya civilian in Arakan.

(LONDON) - The following communication was sent to our newsroom by the Advisory Council from the Burmese Rohingya Organisation.

The BRA, UAE. a leading Rohingya organisation in the Middle East will join in the historic Global Action Day program on 8th November, 2012.

AO Victims Grateful to British PM

Gifts comprised a selection of beautiful hand-embroidered linen and colourful hand-painted pictures made by the AO child victims.

(LONDON VNS) - The British Prime Minster David Cameron yesterday received touching hand-made gifts from Vietnamese Agent Orange victims as thanks for supporting their fundraiser.

The appreciative tokens, described by Cameron as "beautiful", were presented to the PM in his office by the Secretary of the Britain-Viet Nam Friendship Society, Len Aldis.