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British police arrest demonstrators BRISTOL, England (UPI) -- British police say a demonstration turned violent and forced them to arrest 15 people outside a Tesco Express store in Bristol. The incident is the second time police and protesters have clashed in the past few days. Last week the Tesco Express store was damaged when demonstrators started tossing rocks, bottles and other objects. The BBC said demonstrators are protesting the opening of the Tesco Express grocery and general merchandise store and ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share Royal newlyweds write wedding prayer LONDON (UPI) -- Britain's Prince William and Princess Katherine asked God to help them serve and provide comfort where needed in a prayer they wrote for their wedding day. The prayer was read by the Rev. Richard Chartres, bishop of London and dean of Her Majesty's Royal Chapel, during the wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey. "God, our father, we thank you for our family, the love we share and the joy of our marriage," the prayer began. "Keep our eyes fixed on what is ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share Royal newlyweds write wedding prayer LONDON (UPI) -- Britain's Prince William and Princess Kate asked God to help them serve and provide comfort where needed in a prayer they wrote for their wedding day. The prayer was read by the Rev. Richard Chartres, bishop of London and dean of Her Majesty's Royal Chapel, during the wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey. "God, our Father, we thank you for our family, the love we share and the joy of our marriage," the prayer began. "Keep our eyes fixed on what is real and... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share Advertisement How to build an effective marketing business on the 'Net Get A Flawless Perfect Tan That Lasts Up To 10 Days - Click here Marrakesh bomb toll rises to 16 MARRAKESH, Morocco (UPI) -- A cafe bombing in Morocco's capital that killed 16 people and injured 23 others has the hallmarks of an al-Qaida terror attack, government officials said. The blast initially killed 14 people in Marrakesh Thursday, but two other victims died of their injuries overnight, the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported. Communications Minister Khalid Naciri told reporters most of the dead were tourists. "This is a terrorist act, a ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share     More Headlines • William to Kate: 'You look beautiful' • Trump says U.S. leaders incompetent • Endeavour set for final launch • 'Friday of Anger' protests vowed in Syria • Texas governor fumes over wildfires     More News From ArcaMax Current News Entertainment News Business News Sports Political News Weird News Religious News Lifestyles

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