Yes, that's right Abu Qatada who is described as Bin Laden's right-hand in Europe was released from jail yesterday evening and for the time being he won't be deported back to Jordan where he is wanted on terror charges. The judge ruled out that if Abu Qatada were to return to Jordan he would receive an unfair trial breaching his human rights.Here he is: Strick restriction has been issued to Abu Qatada.He

26 dolphins died when they swam in the Percuil River, near Falmouth. For some reason they left the deeps waters and swam into the shallows where they were stranded. Only 7 were rescued. The British Divers Marine Life Rescue suggests that a Navy ships' sonar may be responsible . It could have disorientated the dolphins which caused them to swim into the shallow water.

Do you ever wonder why the US is no longer top dog? One reason is that we refuse to learn or speak any other language than our fractured version of English. American kids can barely speak their native tongue thanks to IM and slack-jawed rappers that make it a point to not speak correctly. Our Government agencies like the CIA and FBI can't find enough Arabic speakers to help in the War on Terror. In the meantime, students in Great Britain will be able to take Mandarin Chinese to help keep their country relevant once China becomes the world's major power.There is nothing more pathetic than watching

Ministers have ordered a review of the legislation controlling the UK's activities in space. When Virgin Galactic and other companies begin offering public flights into space, they will need rules control the behaviour of British subjects in orbit and prevent criminal offenses in space, ban dumping of waste and prevent damage to Mars and the Moon. Virgin Galactic hopes to start commercial flights by early 2009. Science Minister Ian Pearson has asked the British National Space Center to produce a consultation on updating the Outer Space Act 1986.Telegraph.co.uk

Gordon Brown has arrived in Baghdad to discuss when Iraqi forces can take responsibility for security in the southern province of Basra. Britain is expected to withdraw 2,000 soldiers from Bases in Basra early next year. A British official said: "He's going to want to discuss the developing security situation in Basra and the prospect for Iraqis taking full responsibility, and the timescale for that. This is part of the process of preparing and finalising the statement to parliament early next week." Despite the troop withdrawal, the UK would continue to maintain the capability to intervene

July 2, 2007 We Are Not Losing The War Against Radical Islam By Fareed Zakaria R epublicans and Democrats, conservatives and liberals, are strangely united on one point: the threat from global jihad is growing dangerously. Republicans use that belief as a way to remind the American people that we live in a fearsome world-and need tough leaders to protect us. For Democrats, the same idea fortifies their claim that

The price of meat will have to rise to protect the health of the livestock industry, which is reeling from the latest outbreak of foot-and-mouth and the wettest summer on record, according to a study published today. The EU export ban on British meat that was lifted over the weekend cost farmers £1.8m a day since it was imposed at the start of the month. Farmers are also suffering from the rising costs of wheat and soft commodities. Some producers are facing almost 100 per cent price rises in feed costs, according to the Deloitte consultancy.The National Farmers' Union (NFU) said many farmers

A man pleaded guilty Friday to driving at 172 miles (277 kilometres) per hour in a high-performance sports car on a public road, making him the fastest motorist ever caught speeding in Britain . ADVERTISEMENT var lrec_target="_top";var lrec_URL=new Array(); lrec_URL[1]="http://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=12h1333dj/M=573711.10095173.10865196.1442997/D=news/S=95959779:LREC/_ylt=AgAcbKOv4hY452zGArILf3bjOrgF/Y=YAHOO/EXP=1188226742/A=4441546/R=0/id=flash/SIG=118so2drp/*http://www.gftforex.com/land/?aid=1021"; var lrec_fv="clickTAG=javascript:lrec_window(1)";

Tony Blair announced today that he wants to withdraw British troops from Iraq, 1500 people for now, which will shortly return back home.Blair also told the House of Commons that about 3000 Brittish soldiers will have left Iraq by the end of 2007. As for the rest of the force (about 4000 people), nothing was said.The announcement comes as Bush implements an increase of 21000 troops for Iraq, while many coalition partners are pulling out - the Italians and Slovaks have left, and the Danes and the South Koreans also want to start withdrawing.

Brittish pound ratio to USD dollar has reached its maximum in 14 years, owing to growing percent rates in Britain.Pound ratio to dollar almost reached two dollars for one pound (1,99 $/1 £). Analysts claim that the raise of percent rates in Britain in January, which surprised the market, sequenced investor attention to Brittish currency. Pound strengthening is usually favourable for consumers but not for exporters.