Wednesday, January 14, 2015
WhatsApp, iMessage and Snapchat face being BANNED in UK under powers to stop terror attacks - Mirror Online
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Money laundering case: Police interrogation dependent on Altaf Hussain’s health – The Express Tribune
Hussain who has been arrested in money laundring case. He fled to UK in
1990 after crucial genocide in Karachi headed by him. MQM (the then
Mohajir Qumi Movement and turned later as Motihida Qumi Movement)
thereafter split into two and one portion led by Afaq Ahmad and the rest
one is being led by Altaf Hussain. According to ECP (Election
Commission of Pakistan), Altaf Hussain's particulars as patron of MQM
did not find and the registration of MQM is in the name of Dr. Farooq
Sattar.
It is almost contrary to the law and Altaf Hussain has
been continously addressing the street powers including and away from
'90, and it is also very strange that a man who is no legal connection
to the party in the eyes of law, inciting the people of his mother
tongue and the economy of Karachi using as a tool to shake the rest of
the country.
Altaf Hussain has also been booked in two murder
cases registered with 2Tilway Police station in Karachi. In riots beguns
in early 1986, he has been accused to drill his opponents and kill
their bodies in the streets of Karachi. When crack down in the BB's
regime, the then Corps Commandor Karachi, Babar swapped out and Altaf
ran away and asume self-extradision to UK. Since 1986 to date, he has
been allegedly involved in riots, extronising, killings and more over to
this has been accused in "Jinahhpur" case.
He is involving in
murders of so many innocents including children, women and men of his
opposition both true or false. If he comes to Pakistan, he must be trial
under ATC so that in future, nobody could dare to deface Pakistan as he
has been
All the political parties exculding ANP, JI and regional parties are against to provide support to AH in UK.
He must be teach a lesson for trait.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Friday, May 30, 2014
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013
Psst - want to pass the new citizenship test?
The home secretary is in the midst of giving Labour's citizen test for wannabe Brits something of a makeover. Apparently the new version will "focus on the essentials of Britishness".
Included will be questions about Dickens, Shakespeare, Hardy, Austen and Turner (Joseph Mallord William, not Tina). In future, the article says, anyone opting to take the Life in the United Kingdom test will need to be across our biggest hitters and greatest moments, from the Beatles to Brunel, from Crick and Watson to the Battle of Waterloo.
I don't know how much the planned refresh will cost, but history tells us that bureaucracy is rarely cheap.
But in this instance it could be. Should the home secretary have turned to page three of the newspaper she would have seen the headline It'll be a hard truths night (subscription required).
This speculates on the contents of Danny Boyle's 2012 Olympic opening ceremony, which to my knowledge is not wholly wide of the mark. The ceremony too will "focus on the essentials of Britishness" with a procession marking some of the UK's notable achievements and achievers, featuring the aforementioned Beatles and Brunel.
It appears that the opening ceremony is gearing up to be a spectacular beginners' guide to modern British history aimed at a billion people, many of whom know little of our "isle full of noises" or the native tongue.
So here's a money-saving idea for the home secretary. Stop work on a revised citizen test, save some consultancy fees, and instead set your TV to record Danny Boyle's opening ceremony on 27 July. It's likely to be a ready-made training video to form the basis of a citizen test on Britishness.
And having already spent £27m on the theatrical extravaganza, it would make financial sense. After all, isn't this just the sort of inter-government cooperation that is required in these cash-strapped times when British public life is all about greater efficiencies?
If there is one thing any immigrant really ought to grasp before committing him or herself to a life of rainy summers in a sports-obsession land, it is our sense of humour.
So, sit them in front of the video, see if they laugh at the right moments (designed by Boyle or otherwise) and mark accordingly.
Because it is by being amused by life's ironies and absurdities that makes living in the UK worthwhile
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Helicopter crash in Vauxhall, central London: 2 killed and at least 2 injured as helicopter hits on Thames-side skyscraper | Mail Online
Sunday, April 29, 2012
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Top Attractions in London
Tower of London
The Tower of London is almost a thousand years old and is home to the crown jewels.
Make sure to plan ahead and get tickets to the Ceremony of the Keys, a 700 year long tradition of locking up the Tower at night. Tickets are free but you’ll need to get them 6-8 weeks in advance.
Because the Tower of London is a hot tourist spot, lines are hours long. To avoid the long lines, buy tickets at any Tower Hill tube station. With your tickets in hand you can bypass the line and walk right in.
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is probably London’s most famous building, and still a working Palace and home to the Queen. If you go in the summer months when the Queen is in Scotland you can get a tour of the staterooms.
Buckingham Palace is also where the famous “Changing of the Guards” takes place. You can see this every day at 11:30am.
Houses of Parliament
The Palace of Westminster and what is now the Houses of Parliament features the famous clock tower Big Ben, which chimes every 15 minutes. If you think of any postcard from London, you’ll recognize the Palace of Westminster and Big Ben.
It contains the House of Commons and the House of Lords. While there you can see the Parliament in action by making an appointment ahead of time. The building itself is a masterpiece in its own right. Big Ben and the House of Parliament is one of the top attractions in London.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is a cathedral used by the Royals for funerals, coronations, and weddings. It is considered to be the nation’s cathedral. Its architecture is breathtaking and its history is astounding.
Poet’s Corner pays tribute to Shakespeare, Chaucer, Dickens, T.S. Eliot, and several others, some of which are buried there. Also here, is the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Famous Royals like Queen Elizabeth I is entombed here as well as Edward the Confessor.
Tower Bridge
Once atop the Tower Bridge, the views are outstanding. This is the most famous bridge that spans the Thames River.
When you buy a ticket you can go into the engine room that is responsible for lifting the bridge. You can also see video and interactive displays inside the bridge. This is a must-see for London tourists.
If you are visiting London soon, please check into the Westbury Mayfair Hotel. They have exclusive rooms and an ideal location next to the finest stores in London. While it may be a bit pricey, your experience will be unmatched.
A trip to London just wouldn’t be complete with visiting the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, the Tower Bridge, and Westminster Abbey. Make sure you add these destinations to your itinerary. You won’t be disappointed!
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
LONDON OLYMPICS 2012 Your interest!

LONDON OLYMPICS 2012 TICKETS
Tickets for both events will go on sale from 2011 and, subject to availability, remain on sale until the start of every event.
Details of how to purchase tickets will be announced nearer the time.
LONDON OLYMPICS 2012 ACCOMMODATION
If you are looking for accommodation in 2012, check out www.city-of-london.com
LONDON OLYMPICS 2012 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
London 2012 may have been a surprise, but somehow it feels right. Here's to the best Olympics, ever.
LONDON OLYMPIC 2012 BENEFITS TO BRITAIN
The Mayor of London believes the Olympic 2012 Games and Paralympics Games will have far-reaching benefits for London and Londoners, as well as the rest of the UK, creating jobs, attracting visitors and providing inspiration.
Lord Coe said "It's just the most fantastic opportunity to do everything we always dreamed of in British sport. We can change the face of sport in the next seven years and beyond.
British interest in sport is being ignited by the forth-coming Olympics and will lead to enormous numbers of young people honing in on sporting activities.
For cities, the London Olympics 2012 games represent an unprecedented opportunity to reinvent themselves in buildings, events and social innovations.
The London Olympics in 2012 also represent a huge opportunity to showcase Britain to the world and to boost the country's tourism industry before, during and after the games.
VisitBritain predicts that 50-70% of the net economic benefit of the London Olympics will come through hospitality and tourism over 7-10 years.
Estimates seem to show that £2b could be generated and that almost two-thirds of this growth will happen in the four years after the games.
Many of the new purpose built Olympic facilities will be reused. This will be part of the regeneration of Stratford and Lower Lea Valley in east London. After the games, the Olympic Village, where athletes and officials will stay during the London 2012 Olympics, will be converted into homes. It is the aim to make many of these homes available for key workers such as teachers and nurses.
Together with the new homes in the Olympic Village, there will be further housing built on the Olympic Park site after the Games, creating a total of over 9,000 new homes.
A legacy of the London 2012 Olympics will be that after the games, the Olympic Park will be transformed into the largest urban park created in Europe for more than 150 years .
Riverside housing, shops, restaurants and cafes will provide new amenities for the local community.
LONDON OLYMPIC 2012 INTERESTING STATISTICS
The following statistics are approximations:
- Number of sports - 26
- Number of Athletes - 17,000
- Number of journalists to cover the event - 20,000
- Number of countries represented - 200
- Number of people involved in staging the games - 63,000
- Number of spectators - 500,000
- Number of tickets expected to be sold - 9 million