All Stories for London Riots
UK riots: Voters trust police more than politicians
Fp Archives • 14 years agoSwiss Police Association Want Ban on Darkness II
Nash • 14 years agoAn organization called the Swiss Police Association is gunning for ban on Darkness II in Switzerland.
UK Riots: Proposed social media crackdown is wrongheaded and dangerous
Charman • 14 years agoThe British PM called for government to have the power to shut down social media services in times of violence. It is time to stand up and protect us from Cameron and his cronies’ crass stupidity.
British PM tries to regain upper hand after riots
Anderson • 14 years agoDavid Cameron assured reassessment of police powers and investigation into the use of social media in plotting social disruptions.
London riots: UK cops come knocking to arrest rioters
Fp Archives • 14 years agoApple Empties its Stores in Riot-hit UK
Padmini • 14 years agoRiots are continuing in England as disgruntled youth loot and damage thousands of local businesses, both big and small.
The London riots raise basic issues in policing
Raghavan • 14 years agoThe rioting by gangs of youth in London and other cities indicates that there is a lot lacking in British policing. Pictures of policemen standing by while looting was on say much about their efficacy in dealing with such crisis.
London riots: Armed Sikhs protect Gurudwara
Fp Archives • 14 years agoVideo: How Blackberry Messenger was used to organise London's riots
Fp Editors • 14 years agoWhat began as riots against the police in Tottenham, last Thursday, has now spiralled into a third day of increasing and unmanageable violence across Britain and mobile phones, technology and networking has played more than its fair share.
Video: How Blackberry Messenger was used to organise London's riots
Fp Editors • 14 years agoWhat began as riots against the police in Tottenham, last Thursday, has now spiralled into a third day of increasing and unmanageable violence across Britain and mobile phones, technology and networking has played more than its fair share.