Sri Lanka begins the first elephant count in 100 years. Photo: Dinuka Liyanawatte/ReutersCelebrity sweep
After three days of riots reclaimed hundreds of Londonernes streets Tuesday armed with brooms, bags, gloves, and a stop valves of stardust. Singer-songwriters Emmy large and Kate Nash was spotted in Westbourne Grove and Clapham, while Kaiser Chiefs sterling work South of the city gave them the nickname Kaiser Sweep. The campaign, cleanup, master-minded by Worthing-based artist Dan Thompson, drew also in Sam Duckworth of Get Cape. Wear Cape. Flight. The Twitter account that he launched, @ RiotCleanup, now has more than 87,000 fans.
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Counting began in Sri Lankafirst elephant census in nearly a century. Conservation groups boycotting it, say it is really an attempt to identify healthy animals for use in tourism and heavy labour. Numbers, estimated at between 5,000 and 7,000, has fallen by two thirds since the last count.
Tariq Jahan
"Blacks, Asians, whites. We all live in the same community. Why do we have to kill each other? What began with these riots, and what have forwarded them? Why are we doing it? I lost my son. Step forward, if you want to lose your sons. Otherwise, calm and go home. Please! " Jahans son died in the Birmingham riots.
@ LizJonesSomalia
After a week and a half Somaliawas in the Daily Mail columnist Liz Jones ready to leave. "I look forward to stay at home, so I can go to the toilet," she tweeted. "They're so dirty out here I have keep it throughout the week." She also "looks forward to be with my cats, digs, chickens and horses home. While the people in Somalia are nice, I really missed conversation. " It was not the real Jones, but a spoof account. What started as a joke was severely, as appeals in the tweets raised more than £ 27,000 for famine remitted.
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