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Friday, November 08, 2013

OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

Yesterday’s News Today
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 On this day in 1965 the Murder Act was passed and the death penalty was abolished in the UK. Nowadays most civilized countries have passed similar acts abolishing state-sanctioned murder.

 And now the news:
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  • Sea lion swipes fish right off the dock
  • Residents report sightings of “El Chupacabra”
  • Infected Butterflies Lead Geneticists Up the Garde...
  • Rare tiny mollusc found after 72 year hiatus
  • Some Endangered Species Actually at Low Risk
  • Deer Stuck On Roof Is No Rudolph (VIDEO)
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  • Feeling Blue: Gender-Bending Lady Lizards Miss Out...
  • Pronghorn Adapt to New Animal Overpasses
  • Hedgehogs given GPS 'backpacks' to boost survival ...
  • Orphaned otter cubs found at Thurso beach
  • Giant Armadillos found to be ecosystem engineer
  • Extinct 'Megamouth' Shark Species Finally Identifi...

  • Genetic Study Demonstrates Israel's Wild Boars Ori...

    •  One of the cases that lead to the abolition of the death penalty was the case of Timothy Evans who was hanged for the murder of his wife and baby daughter in 1950. Current thinking is that Evans's family was murdered by serial killer John Reginald Christie in the house they shared in 10 Rillington Place and as that is the crime he was charged for, he should not have been hanged. Anyway, there is an Irish folk song about Timothy Evans; listen to it here:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbsquBC34RE
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