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Just a quick message: I haven't been able to do new for new years eve because I was travelling to my families in Glasgow and Bradford so I had quite a few trains to catch and I forgot to take my laptop. And it is too hard on my phone. To make up I will post 2 blogs on New Years Day!

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News 30.12.14

Here is the news for today:

40 Bodies found in the search for the AirAsia missing plane.

Families of the bodies were notified ASAP. They were found near the place where the flight last lost contact.
Debris was found which was claimed to be parts of the plane. 

Families spent the night at hospitals wanting to hear the news that their loved ones were not dead.

More information will be available soon.

Ebola patient arrives at London

Ebola patient Pauline arrived from South Africa with Ebola. She was put in immediate attention at Glasgow Hospital.
Glasgow Hospital decided to shift her for safeness and the better environments in London.
No one knows where it has spread or when or will she get better?
The questions are left unanswered.


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News 29.12.14

The headlines for 29.12.14 otherwise known as 29th December 2014. Nearly 2015! Here they are:

AirAsia 'at bottom of the sea'

The missing AirAsia Indonesia flight QZ8501 is likely to 

be at the bottom of the sea, the head of Indonesia's 

search-and-rescue agency has said.

Bambang Soelistyo said the hypothesis was based on the 

co-ordinates of the plane when contact with it was lost.

The search for the Airbus A320-200, which disappeared with 

162 people on board on Sunday on a flight to Singapore, 

has ended for a second day.

The search area will be widened on Tuesday.

At the scene: Sri Lestari, BBC News, over the Java Sea

I boarded a military aircraft at 06:00 at a base in Jakarta and was on board for 10 hours, seven of which were spent searching over the Java Sea near Belitung island.

It took us about two hours to reach the area where the authorities believe the plane was when it lost contact with air traffic control in Jakarta.

Our plane was flying very low - about 300-450m (1,000-1,500ft) above sea level. The weather was very clear and the waters relatively calm.

From the aircraft I could just see the water, a small island and a few fishing boats. The search team was trying to find wreckage or some signal from the missing plane. They were looking at the sea through small windows.

I did the same thing, checking the windows every 15 minutes. But I saw nothing.

At around 14:00 the search team found a slick of oil, but the authorities weren't sure where it had come from.

Found, Hitler's secret nuke plant: Vast underground complex where the Nazis worked on developing nuclear weapons is discovered in Austria 

Hitlers Base has been discovered 

underground.

Vast: The facility, which covers an area of up to 75 acres, was discovered near the town of St Georgen an der Gusen, Austria last week. It is believed to be connected to Nazi weapons facility B8 Bergkristall (above)

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News 28.12.14

Here is the top stories worldwide for 28.12.14 otherwise known as 28th December 2014:

AirAsia Flight To Singapore Missing!

An AirAsia Indonesia airliner flying from Indonesia to Singapore with 162 people on board has gone missing.

Flight QZ8501 lost contact with air traffic 

control at 06:24 local time (23:24 GMT 

Saturday) over the Java Sea.

The plane, an Airbus A320-200, disappeared 

midway into the flight of more than two hours 

from the city of Surabaya. No distress call 

was made.

Bad weather was reported in the area, and 

an air search operation has now been 

suspended for the night.

Planes from Indonesia and Singapore had 

been scouring an area of sea between 

Kalimantan (Borneo) and Java. Some boats 

were reported to be continuing to search as 

night fell.

No wreckage has been found, an Indonesian 

official told the BBC.

AirAsia's Chief Executive Tony Fernandes, 

who has flown to Surabaya, said: "We don't 

want to speculate but right now of course the 

plane has been missing for 12 hours and 

there's a deep sense of depression here.

The Christmas Trees All Around The World, big or small.

Here is a range of Christmas Trees.

A bright green and red light studded Christmas Tree.

Today the news hasn't been that interesting. Look out for an extra news special today at 7pm GMT.

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News 27.12.14

Here is the top stories for 27.12.14 otherwise known as 27th of December 2014. 

She's number one! Jennifer Lawrence takes top spot in Forbes' highest-grossing actor list with $1.4 billion at global box office 

Jennifer Lawrence finished 2014 as the highest-grossing actor in Hollywood with her movies taking in $1.4 billion at the worldwide box office.

The 24-year-old Oscar-winning actress was named the highest earning thespian of the year by Forbes in an article on Friday thanks to her films The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 and X-Men: Days Of Future Past.

The penultimate film in the Hunger Games franchise has earned about $333 million in the US and remains in theaters, while Days Of Future Past earned $233 million domestically.

Jennifer at Mockingjay part 1 premiere. Jen wears a white high low dress with black flowers for the premiere. 

King's Cross trains cancelled on Saturday

Network rail described the move as 'regrettable'.

All trains to and from London King's Cross have been cancelled because of overrunning engineering.

Network Rail said the work near the station 

was part of a £200m Christmas investment 

programme and described the move as "

regrettable and unfortunate".

Operators intend to run services into other 

stations but watchdog Passenger Focus said 

it was "frustrating".

The Department for Transport said it would 

have talks with Network Rail about the 

"disappointing" delay.

'Chaotic scenes'

Network Rail said Finsbury Park station had 

been temporarily closed at about 11:00 GMT 

due to overcrowding.

BBC journalist Vicky Riddell said there had 

been "chaotic scenes" at the station.

"People were unable to leave the station via 

one of the exits due to overcrowding in the 

underground passageways which led to the 

overground platforms," she said.

"Outside, the entrance to the mainline station 

was blocked due to the volume of people 

trying to get in and out, leading to people 

missing their trains due to being simply 

unable to get into the station."

Transport for London tweeted that travellers 

should "avoid the station if possible".

Chaos started at Finsbury Park station at 11:00 GMT. 

Icy Road Warnings For Drivers Across Uk

Weather forecasts show sunshine for most areas including the Midlands.

Around 2,000 homes in the East Midlands 

were without power at 11:30 GMT on 

Saturday, according to Western Power 

Distribution.

Roads were particularly badly hit in 

Yorkshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire.

A group of coach passengers spent the night 

in a Sheffield church, and some drivers were 

forced to abandon their cars due to heavy 

snowfall and a crashed lorry on the M1.

Drivers were also marooned in the Peak 

District and Chesterfield areas of Derbyshire.

Snow had been falling constantly from 7pm 

last night. 

Efforts to get moving in the Crookes area of 

Sheffield.

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Pakistan School In Peshawar Interview

In Pakistan a school had been kept hostage by Taliban and they killed 141 people including staff. The schools name was Army Republic School. It was open for anyone not just army relatives or family. 132 children and 9 staff were killed. 7 Taliban men planned this staying inside the school for 3 days! They wore Army Uniforms and entered the school on a regular basis to see where their plans would take place. A chemistry exam was taking place when 7 men entered the hall with guns. People fled and hid. One boy had his mother working in that school and they were both in the exam. They found each other and hid in a cupboard. Another boy stuffed his tie in his mouth so no noise could be heard. Not even the slightest whimper for fear of being caught was high. There were survivors but no one came out uninjured, everyone had at least a bruise or a scar or blood somewhere on their body. Another student survived because his alarm never rang so he overslept. A news reporter from the BBC came to the school and explained the scene. 'There is fresh blood on the steps. Blood splattered on clear white walls.' Inside the hall. 'Desks toppled , cupboards stained with blood and ties and exam sheets everywhere.' were her exact words. 


Interview
I have a friend at school who used to go to this school for her first 5 years of education. I can't say her name due to personal reasons. I will list the questions and answers below.

1: How was the security there when you went?
It was very strict. They made us show our badge, uniform and school bag. One person showed it to 4 soldiers. Yes soldiers guarded our school. They took so much care to not let an unknown person slip through. I am not sure how this unfortunate event happened.

2: Has this happened before?
No, it has not because of the intense security there. They scrutinise every detail. 


3: Were any of your old friends killed?
Yes,  had twelve friends and they all died. My mum was sad when she heard this because she still kept in touch with some of their mothers.

That is the interview finished.


No offence to anyone but I think Christians are not bothered by this at all only Muslims. I am not sure why. I am not bringing any offence to any one I am just putting my opinion forward. Thanks.

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This blog I will update every day normally between 4 and 6pm. It will include the most popular headlines. I am going to do a special blog about the school in Peshwar and the children that died including a special interview from someone I know who went to that school. Look out for the blog on 27.12.14 otherwise know as 27th December 2014 .

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News 26.12.14

Snow falls amid Met Office Boxing Day weather warnings!

 

Snow fell during the match between West 

Bromwich Albion and Manchester City at the 

Hawthorns.

Snow and sleet have been falling in parts of 

the UK as forecasters warn the weather 

could cause disruption.

Flights into Liverpool Airport are being 

diverted to Manchester Airport while snow is 

cleared off the runway.

An "area of rain, sleet and snow" is moving 

east across Northern Ireland, Wales, central 

and northern England and Scotland, 

forecasters said.

Heavy rain is falling in some parts, causing 

standing water and spray on the roads.

Forecasters warned of "treacherous" driving 

conditions.

XBox and Playstation tackle cyber attacks.

Microsoft and Sony have been working to restore internet platforms for their Xbox and PlayStation gamers' consoles.

Attacks disabled the online services on Christmas Day, making it difficult for users to log on.

A message on the Xbox status page on Friday said that live core services were "up and running". Meanwhile, PlayStation said its engineers were continuing to work on "network issues".

A hacking group called Lizard Squad claimed to have caused the problems.

The name is the same used by a group of hackers that has targeted Sony in the past.

There are 48 million subscribers to Microsoft's system for the Xbox and more than double that for the PlayStation system, which has some 110 million.

Earlier this month Sony was hit by a hacking attack that stole huge amounts of data from its servers.

A connection between Sony movie The Interview, about a fictional plot to assassinate North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un, and the service disruptions has not been confirmed.

The disruption did mean that many families were unable to enjoy their new Christmas presents.

Ros Bruce, from Essex, said her 10-year-old son got an Xbox One for Christmas, had spent most of the day in tears, and called for Xbox to provide compensation.

Ian Hornby, from Lancashire, spent a frustrating time trying to connect a new PlayStation to the Sony network, and said he hoped that the electronics giant would now invest in better protection for its systems.

Thats some of the top stories today.

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