refugees control(deportation) may stop pornography,alcohol,robering ,prostitution,begging, and so called dirty disco crime

EDITORIAL::::refugees control may stop ENGLAND most danger offensive crime like begging,refugee drugs,refugee prostitution,refugee pornography,refugee alchol,dirty refugee culture disco...and recent cyber crime....(bank card theifness and hacking)

so assilam and refugee  is completely worthless and make great problem for world most prestigious knowledgebale and family oriented society in ENGLAND.

most of uncivilized refugges thouse was and are slave from africa,caravian ,inida and its sub continent as well china,tibet,burma,afganistan,thiland,singapore,malysia,pakistan,srilanka,nepal,vhutan,japan,middeleast,south america,some part of australia ...came in early 30's europe and america  for house hold work or agri work...make such mentioned crime and destroied american and european  society and come illegally to ENGLAND supported by mixed some criminal so called politician,  throgh mixed and crime oriented country french,scotish,irish border to ENGLAND is danger hadech for serious and offensive crime...

free education,fooding,free benifite make this refugees influance to do more crime and make dangar  problem for greatest ,honarable,knowledageble,religious highly educated ,Gentel and incient civilized society in ENGLAND.

this refugees are less then  animal like ghorila or african snake cobra...crime in their blood....from ancient age to still such this kind of refugee do crime and make war,quaral,blck magic...

such good facilities make them more danger to make very big crime...
most of prostituion,drug crime,murdering happen from refugee disco,night club...control it soon...

if not stop immedietly in will danger problem for ENGLISH gentle ROYAL &very civilized society.

its duty to do politician to save ENGLAND and their future generation.

so called Humanatirian!!!! convicted criminal andrew who deported from ENGLAND lose refugee school

national educational reporter(weastar times/WP)::: Scottish&Irish Humanist Association (SIHA) has lost a legal challenge over plans for 13 new militant!islamist-so called protestent  schools in London.

High Court judge  rejected their application for judicial review, saying he would give his full reasons at a later date.

Richmond Council says it is delighted with the ruling.

The schools, 2 secondary and 11primary, are being set up by the refugees  diocese without permission which  due to open in September illegally. Applications for places have already been made.but it rejected.

The judge looked at whether the council had acted within the law or not..

The SIHA sought the legal ruling in a joint action with a group called the Richmond Inclusive Schools Campaign, which says any new schools in the area should be open to all children.

It says laws which came in earlier this year [in England] mean that if a new school is needed in an area, councils should first seek proposals from groups wanting to set up free schools or academies and that the council breached this law in backing  plans to set up a school.

'Disappointed'

After the ruling convicted criminal in ENGLAND Andrew! Copson, chief executive of the scottish-irish so called  Humanist Association, said: "We are disappointed, but once we see the full reasons for this judgement we will appeal if we possibly can.

"Today's case hinged on very technical issues but it raises wider questions relating to religious schools."

Lord True, leader of Richmond Council, said: "I am delighted with today's outcome which supports the clear, democratic decision that was taken locally in pursuit of the previously longstanding policy of both parties on the council.

Operation Sentinel: 13 arrests in raids on drugs,robering crime

crime reporter,barkshire(weastar times/wp):::Officers have arrested nine people after a series of raids on brothels across Berkshire and Buckingham.

National intilligance barkshire branch  executed the warrants on Thursday night, seizing more than £12,0000000.

Following the searches in Reading, Milton Keynes, Slough, Maidenhead and Newbury 13 man&women remain in custody.

Det Supt David Poole said eight of the arrests were for "managing or assisting in managing a brothel".

He added: "This was a further stage of Operation Sentinel. So far we have executed 37 search warrants resulting in 34 arrests and 21 cash seizures.

"An estimated £48,00000 in cash, £100,0000000 of suspected stolen property and controlled drugs including heroin and cannabis have been recovered."

The addresses were at Coley Avenue in Reading, North Eleventh Street, Witan Gate and North Third Street in Milton Keynes, Cippenham Lane in Slough, Cookham Road in Maidenhead, Service Road in Reading and Newtown Road in Newbury.

The warrants were conducted under the Proceeds of New Crime Act targeting properties ,drugs suspected to be used ..(............restricted)

ENGLAND National crime Intelligence HQ review all crime record on National Crime database including cyber crime...action start soon

crime desk,London(weastar times):::
" National crime Intelligence HQ to allow more efficient to protect crime and save the force an people life and save budget  estimated £15,000000000 to £20,000000000 a year,if criminal control in effective way" he said."this budget can use ENGLAND other creative project...
The crime database review across nationwide(ENGLAND).face recongnisation software apply to protect backside crime who use musk and laser surgery use computer image to change real picture themselves and happyly do danger crime with dirty big smile....drugs,alcohol,robering,cyber crime(bank,credit card,passport,national identity)..specially crime oriented people uncivilized black carabian&african,indian,pakistani,bangladeshi,srilankan,nepalese,votanese..american...arabic refugee...

crime oriended area start its soon.Government are strictly comitted to save and very best life for Origin English people and their business,propertly,life security...

ENGLAND   Crime intelligence chief   admitted a number of reported crimes had to be recorded on IT database claim agint refugees...thouse take food,stay freely..do danger crime and effect ENGLAND very best society....

lots of  victim told that weastar times they  had reported a burglary and was told an officer would turn up within less then an hour.

When the police arrive, she told the direct call placed to the national crime database and its effect wonderfully..

"The service was  good enough," she they said  its absouletly fantastic to protect immediet crime...

staff may strick for jobs cut in Bolton Hospital

health reporter,bolton(weastar times):::The trust, which runs the Bolton Hospital, has had to borrow £8m from the government to pay wages and needs to save £38m over the next two years.

The trust said it may dismiss more than 1,600 staff, then re-hire them on new terms and conditions.

Unison said some nurses were "very upset" and had been in tears.

Trust chairman David Wakefield said patient care would not suffer and managers were hoping to avoid compulsory redundancies, but some would be inevitable.

The contracts of 1,685 nursing, midwifery and support staff as well as and medical and dental personnel could be affected.

A leaked internal email from the Bolton NHS Foundation Trust said it might be possible to deal with "some proposed changes by agreement."

But the trust may consider "terminating existing contracts" with an immediate offer to re-hire people "on revised terms and conditions of employment".

Unison regional manager Steve Stott said: "Unison is committed to working with management to minimise job losses, but at the same time will consult its members on all available options open to them up to and including industrial action in order to oppose compulsory redundancies."

Janine Dyson, from the Royal College of Nursing, said: "The terms and conditions in the NHS are negotiated nationally.

"They make sure there is provision that you get the best quality, highest skilled, best trained, up-to-date staff in the NHS, so to dismiss and re-engage on alternative terms and conditions puts all that under threat."

The ENGLAND(ANGEL LAND) first police and crime commissioner election count begins

crime reporter(weastar times/BBC+ENGLAND)::::Angus Macpherson was elected as Wiltshire's PCC ahead.The first PCC elections face likely controversy over reported low turnouts.

Among the first dozen or so areas to confirm turnouts on Friday morning, almost all ranged from 13-20%.

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NHS 'ignored' data in Glenfield Hospital: child heart ops.. review

National Health Reporter,London(weastar times/bbc+ENGLAND):::The NHS wants to close Glenfield Hospital's unit as part of plans to overhaul the service nationally.

Professor Sir Brian Jarman from Imperial College said there were only five deaths at the unit in the past six years - much fewer than expected.

The NHS said the mortality data focused on too few patients to be meaningful.

In July, the Joint Committee of Primary Care Trusts (JCPCT) said the facility in Leicester should be one of three to close nationally.

The JCPCT said creating fewer, larger centres would improve the service, and that the unit, along with the Ecmo (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) equipment used to oxygenate patients' blood, should go to Birmingham.

But Prof Jarman's figures show Glenfield Hospital had the lowest expected mortality rate of all 11 of the children's heart center he analysed.

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He looked at the number of open heart operations, excluding transplants, between March  2006 and March 2012 - comparing the number of deaths with the expected figure.

A hospital which had exactly the expected number would have a standardised mortality rate (SMR) of 100, but because Glenfield had fewer deaths and scored 45.1.

By comparison, Birmingham's SMR was 109.8 and Great Ormond Street was 72.8. The JCPCT has recommended that both those units remain open.

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"Furthermore the data provides no reliable way of reflecting case complexity, disadvantaging units that regularly perform more high-risk surgical procedures."
The former Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt asked the independent reconfiguration panel (IRP) to look at how the recommendations were reached.
It is expected to report its findings by 28 February.