Headlines in today's Eastern Daily Press
'Eco-firm to face pollution charges' - embarrassing.
'Outrage over the export of gallows' - a Suffolk farmer has been selling execution equipment to African countries.
'Hoodie heroes commended' - astonishment to find that lads had helped a man who had collapsed. The ambulanceman assumed they were mugging him until he realised they were using their hoodies to keep him warm. Hope he's ashamed.
And my favourite -
'Axeman tries to chop his way into Norwich prison'
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Presumably the outrage over the gallows exporting is in the breasts of some of Bystander's more right wing commenters - they would SO like them to be in full use in England. (Is "commenters" a real word? or did I just make it up?)
Well, could be. But none of the EDP's readers, who are anti capital punishment to a man and woman.
But, given the subject matter, I could have done without the comment by Amnesty International's spokesman about the 'gaping loopholes' in the trade regulations.
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