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British judges sitting in Hong Kong court give ruling 'that justified jailing of pro-democracy MP' - Vimarsana News

British judges sitting in Hong Kong court give ruling 'that justified jailing of pro-democracy MP'

In September five judges, including the president of the UK's Supreme Court, Lord Reed, ruled on legislation protecting peaceful protests by members of Hong Kong legislative's council.

Lord Sumption: 'I have observed that lockdown scepticism goes with high levels of education' - Vimarsana News

Lord Sumption: 'I have observed that lockdown scepticism goes with high levels of education'

The anti-lockdown campaigner and loud critic of the Government’s Covid response on why he is standing firm on his beliefs

"Trust me, I'm a Doctor"- A closer look at the 'Celebrity Psychiatrist' closely linked to Kincora Boys Home and British Intelligence. - Vimarsana News

"Trust me, I'm a Doctor"- A closer look at the 'Celebrity Psychiatrist' closely linked to Kincora Boys Home and British Intelligence.

Dónal Lavery. Before his exposure, Morris Fraser was the ‘Celebrity Doctor’ of his era who had featured in programmes by NBC News about the conflict in the North of Ireland as well as BBC Songs of Praise in 1977, after having been convicted in court for child molestation against a young boy in London on 17May 1972. Aptly, this happened just yards away from the Houses of Parliament and in one of the most metropolitan and expensive locations in London, and yet no media outlet reported on it at all at that time. In fact, there was a concentrated effort to ensure that not only would Doctor...

2020 in review: 20 people Northern Ireland said goodbye to from John Hume and Stephen Clements to Harry Gregg and Roma Tomelty - Vimarsana News

2020 in review: 20 people Northern Ireland said goodbye to from John Hume and Stephen Clements to Harry Gregg and Roma Tomelty

Other famous faces we lost this year ... Neil Peart: Drummer from Canadian prog-rock trio Rush died in January aged 67 following a battle with brain cancer. Kobe Bryant: Former basketball superstar (41) was killed in January alongside his daughter Gianna and seven others in a helicopter crash. Kirk Douglas: One of the last stars of Hollywood's Golden Age died aged 103 in February. Caroline Flack: The Love Island host (40) took her own life at her home in Stoke Newington, north-east London in February. Kenny Rogers: Star behind hits such as Coward Of The County and The Gambler died in March ...