29 police officers injured in Northern Ireland

29 police officers injured Saturday in Northern Ireland when Belfast was no sign of abating sequence showed the limits of religious conflict in the sink, try it. Police used water cannon and violence for more than five weeks after the six plastic bullets in the conflict cycle, the latest blight to expel the British province. A spokesman said that some police officers needed hospital treatment for injuries caused by disturbances in the East Belfast. Police Service of Northern Ireland Chief Constable Matt Baggott paid tribute to his officers. "My colleagues exceptional courage and professionalism under the control situation," - he said. "I know most of the people should be grateful for their efforts," - he added. "Police are committed to find a solution for this problem to work with. Continue to be" Witnesses said that the stones and fireworks were thrown as police line supporters - Catholic nationalists and Protestant working-class community of hardcore Belfast's Short Strand area and try to keep. In the past, about 1,000 people had gathered to protest at Belfast City Hall. Problems 14:30 (1430 GMT) about came, Republic of neighbourhood groups pass. source online

Two men killed in the Birmingham city center

The two men killed in the Birmingham city centre News in UK. It is believed that the victim was stabbed Sainsbury store at Martineau Place, the other slumped next to a shoe store in Union Street was found with serious injuries. Officers of both men administered first aid - be it their 40s, but it was 18:00 before both pronounced dead at the scene. Police arrested a man. Inspector David sharper said: "Two men suffered serious injuries - it was a busy time when employees and customers are at the heart of the title. "Hundreds of potential witnesses, or those who have seen the offender recession news, and I want to urge people - they may contain important information. "A large police presence was quickly on the scene and the man was soon arrested." A forensic experts and search and cordoned off nearby Union Street view of the preserve evidence.

Village evacuated as severe floods hit Britain


A village was facing evacuation tonight as floods caused chaos across Britain after parts of the country saw more than half the month’s rain fall in a 24-hour period.

The village was one of many parts of the country that were flooded, roads and cars submerged Motorists leaving defenceless, and even wash the caravan.
Environmental Protection Agency Wallington a severe flood warning, where the sand and try to reinforce the walls have been issued.
“The river level is high and will remain so for some time,” - the news agency said in a statement. If you get a big crack and fail catastrophically walls will overflow water from the village. '
Emsworth, Hants, Gordon and Margaret Coleman left uninhabitable bungalow feet in the water is not increased, and their homes through a rough time.
J. Coleman, 70, said: "It's Christmas ruined for us - we have no power, electricity, telephone and hot there."
Moreton, Bere Regis, Dorset nearby, caravan River Frome and washed and wiped out the small gap between a rotating water was applied.
Workers in a caravan fire, do not store the river water is not moving too fast can.
Also, Dorset, Purbeck Isle of rain overstock with 50mm, 88mm average compared to December.
Meanwhile, Hampshire, drivers who ignore the warning signals were passed Waterlooville Ford retrieve their passengers, firefighters, using special equipment, vehicle became submerged in water more three feet, to.
It was in the vehicle abandoned in one. Raised a few vehicles, surface water, the main street was sliding.
Cornwall County Council, where several villages were flooded and more than 100 employees.
Some of the best places to bring a flood of human nature.
Malcolm and Rachel CROSBY and their two young daughters, three weeks of age two years, the local representative, REV Mark badger had failed and they Kempsey closet was packed after the flood, their rental home Worcs.
Bus service to replace trains with passengers experiencing problems with some of the flood - affected areas.
However they predicted that there would be some relief on Christmas Day, with sunny conditions on December 25 perfect for winter walks – though some western parts will see scattered showers.
 source " The Telegraph"

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