For a whole month, Muslims should neither eat, drink nor have sex between the sun's rise and fall.
And since Ramadan this year falls when the days are the longest it can be a tough fast.
Welcome to the land of the Midnight Sun:)

Possible (probable?) increased terrorism.

No:))
They, Daesh, are too tired during Ramadan to even think how to build a bomb.

Lets us pray for exhaustion :)

إن شاء الله;
Insha'Allah !

Intelligence officers have identified 23,000 jihadist extremists living in Britain as potential terrorist attackers, it emerged yesterday.

About 3,000 people from the total group are judged to pose a threat and are under investigation or active monitoring in 500 operations being run by police and intelligence services. The 20,000 others have featured in previous inquiries and are categorised as posing a “residual risk”.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/huge-scale-of-terror-threat-revealed-uk-home-to-23-000-jihadists-3zvn58mhq

You would think with numbers like these there would be a push to hire more homeland security workers (blanket descriptor to cover all the above needs) .

Jobs!

The same for any country. Need, want jobs here's the new normal.

WPA days becomes HSA days.

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The police in Manchester have released photos of Salman Abedi, pointed out by British police as the perpetrator of the attack in Manchester.
Now the public are asked for help to chart his last days.

Salman Abedi was previously known by the British Security Service but was not involved in any active investigation and was not associated with a high risk as an assassin, according to The Guardian.
He was regarded as a figure in the periphery in much the same way as the perpetrator behind the deceased in Westminster in March, Khalid Masood.
The police in Manchester state that about 1,000 people are involved in the investigation, which makes good progress.
14 sites have been scanned and 13 people arrested, suspected of having some kind of connections to the terrorist attack.

Manchester
Way to go!
Jalla, Jalla:)

Metropolitan Police has now released the pictures on the "bombs" that the terrorists carried during the London Bridge attack on June 3.
"Everyone who saw the attackers must have thought that the belts were genuine," said Dean Haydon, head of the investigation, in a press release.
The belts carried by the three attackers were made of leather. On them, four plastic water bottles were then attached using duck tape.

What? The picture was released today!

What? The picture was released today!

officially, leaked seconds after it was taken

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What? The picture was released today!

officially, leaked seconds after it was taken

Geeze. Not again!
Why don't American media listen to the British Police?
Publishing material during an ongoing investigation is very bad!

What? The picture was released today!

officially, leaked seconds after it was taken

Geeze. Not again!
Why don't American media listen to the British Police?
Publishing material during an ongoing investigation is very bad!

Then why do British Police continue to give it to the American Press?

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What? The picture was released today!

officially, leaked seconds after it was taken

Geeze. Not again!
Why don't American media listen to the British Police?
Publishing material during an ongoing investigation is very bad!

Then why do British Police continue to give it to the American Press?

Sigh.
I have no idea.
Probably some at the police that got a lot of money for leaking.
New York Times said "We don't have same journalism as you have" :(

Which reminds me.
Tosca needs to take a leak!

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/05/24/europe/manchester-us-leaks-investigation/index.html

Manchester's mayor Andy Burnham says he has contacted the US Ambassador to the UK over the leaks to the media from the investigation into Monday's terrorist attack.
"It's not acceptable to me that here there is a live investigation taking place and we cannot have information being put in the public domain that's not in the direct control of British police and security service," Burnham told the BBC Wednesday.
"To have information put in the public domain before it was put there by people here is just wrong."

Some people are doing anything to earn some bucks.
Anything...
I said anything...for fifty bucks that's right!

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/05/24/europe/manchester-us-leaks-investigation/index.html

Manchester's mayor Andy Burnham says he has contacted the US Ambassador to the UK over the leaks to the media from the investigation into Monday's terrorist attack.
"It's not acceptable to me that here there is a live investigation taking place and we cannot have information being put in the public domain that's not in the direct control of British police and security service," Burnham told the BBC Wednesday.
"To have information put in the public domain before it was put there by people here is just wrong."

Some people are doing anything to earn some bucks.
Anything...
I said anything...for fifty pounds that's right!

Before the Internet and Social Media. Most of the 'problems' of Investigation Releases and Fake News. Would/Could not have occurred.

They did. It was just there was a morning press run and an afternoon press run. There wasn't a press run every microsecond.

PS Learn how to punctuate! You would think a teacher would know that stuff!

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What is the solution?

Closing down Internet?
Censorship?
I don't want to live like in North Korea and China.
And now Russia...

I think I will have a beer instead.
Or many:)
"There is a new Kurd in town"


Cheers.
And Nosh of course:)

What? The picture was released today!

A picture of a Policeman standing over the dead body of one. And the Evil Murderer was wearing a 'bulletproof' vest, with 'cylinders' attached. And the police calling them 'fake'.

Was all over the Media one or two days later.

That was a press picture, and it was all over the newspapers here the following day.

The picture released today was a far more detailed one taken in a police forensics lab. Which one are you talking about?

What is the solution?

Closing down Internet?
Censorship?
I don't want to live like in North Korea and China.
And now Russia...
I think I will have a beer instead.

Closing down the Internet? No.
Censorship? Never!
A beer? :) :) :)

Det er dejligt.
Lesson number one in Danish:)

Almost. More like "It's delightful".
Do you see the similarities?
It's easy to both read and write Danish both for Swedes and Brits.
But speaking and understanding what they say is very difficult.

Even more fun when people with an Arabic native tongue speak perfect Danish.
I wonder how "it's a bomb" sounds in danish...
Oh. Hilarious.
https://translate.google.se/?hl=sv#auto/da/it's%20a%20bomb
To me it's sounds like bombe is a kid's toy:)