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Students run riot in UK Tory HQ Posted: 10 Nov 2010 04:38 PM PST UNIVERSITY students smashed their way into British Prime Minister David Cameron's party headquarters during a protest against plans to triple tuition fees.

Indonesia volcano eruption slows Posted: 10 Nov 2010 03:00 AM PST THE eruption of Indonesia's most active volcano Mount Merapi - which has killed 151 people and displaced 320,000 - has slowed.

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First New Scottish Order of Nuns in 150 Years Devoted to Promoting Culture of Life Sr. Roseann's three-member community of sisters runs one of Britain's best known crisis pregnancy counseling and social assistance centers in Glasgow. Full Story

Cord Blood Stem Cells Significantly Improved Cerebral Palsy Symptoms Claim Parents Tania and Richard Browne told media that the treatment their daughter received at an unregulated clinic in France has improved her motor control, her ability to speak and her vision. Full Story

Violent Muslim Occupation of Church did not Violate Law against Offending Religious Sentiments: Spanish Judge A group of approximately one hundred Muslims from Austria entered the building during Holy Week on March 31, led by an imam and sporting walkie-talkies. Full Story

Leroy Carhart Forced to Move Late-Term Abortion Business out of Nebraska   17 Abortion Victims to be Buried in Catholic Funeral in Michigan Carhart has announced he will attempt to set up shop in three different states in order to continue performing late-term abortions that are now illegal under a new Nebraska law. Full Story   A local pro-lifer found the remains of 17 aborted unborn children in 17 bags tossed in a dumpster, marked with both the January dates of the abortions and the full names of the respective mothers. Full Story

How Dare You Compare Abortion to the Holocaust or Slavery?   Rhode Island Governor-Elect appoints Illegal Abortionist to Transition Team Bryan Kemper: "I would go as far as saying, 'How dare we not compare the Abortion Holocaust to the American Slave Trade, the Jewish Holocaust or any other catastrophic evil in history?'" Full Story   In 2000 Rodriguez wrote an article describing his time providing illegal abortions in an undisclosed South American country. In the article, the abortionist equates access to abortion with a blessing from God. Full Story

Minnesota Judge Refuses to Dismiss Case against Online Suicide Predator   Infamous Infanticide Proponent to Speak at Ottawa Church Melchert-Dinkel, 48, a Minnessota nurse, was implicated in the 2008 drowning of Carlton University student Nadia Kajouji, 18, of Brampton, Ontario. Full Story   "An infant has no moral status because he is not self-aware," Peter Singer told a major conference on abortion that he co-organized last month. He is scheduled to speak in Ottawa later this month. Full Story

Gay Groups Target DOMA with New Lawsuits   Christian Legal Group Launches Eighth Annual "Friend or Foe Christmas Campaign" Two more lawsuits have been launched against the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), bringing even more legal pressure to bear on the beleaguered marriage law. Full Story   Liberty Counsel published a "Naughty or Nice" list detailing those retailers who are not afraid to promote "Christmas" and those who opt for the politically correct "holiday." Full Story

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	Wednesday 10 November 2010 at 10.30pm on BBC 2 Presented by Jeremy Paxman A huge demonstration by students and lecturers against plans to treble tuition fees and cut university funding in England descended into violence today when a group of protesters smashed their way into the headquarters of the Conservative party in Millbank Tower in Westminster. National Union of Students President Aaron Porter condemned the violence as "despicable", saying: "This action was by others who have come out and used this opportunity to hijack a peaceful protest." So who are the people behind the violence? Are they a fringe minority not representative of how the vast majority of students feel, and perhaps not even connected to the tuition fees protest, or are they more representative than students leaders would have us believe? Tonight we will be trying to find out. We hope to be speaking to both students and a coalition minister. We'll be discussing whether the claim by a group of former military commanders that the decision to scrap the aircraft carrier Ark Royal and the fleet of Harrier jets will leave the "newly valuable" Falkland Islands open to attack is correct. And in the latest report in our council cuts series, Stephen Smith has been in Somerset on the day the country council voted to cut the arts budget by 100%. Allan Little has a film on how French President Nicolas Sarkozy's programme of radical reform is going, why he is so unpopular in France and whether he could win the next election. Join Jeremy at 10.30pm on BBC Two.
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