'I had to let go, he had his own life.' (Bianca Jagger returns Bosnian boy rescued in 1993)

Article Abstract:

Muhamed Ribic, a Bosnian boy who was taken from Tuzla hospital in 1993 by Bianca Jagger, the former wife of rock star Mick Jagger, for treatment for a congenital heart defect, has now returned to his home town. He received medical treatment in the US, and lived there with his family for a while. However, his family felt it better to return to familiar surroundings. Bianca Jagger has been criticised by some observers, but feels that she has done some good and that she has developed a strong emotional attachment to the many helpless people in Bosnia.

Health aspects, Behavior, Jagger, Bianca, Refugees, Bosnian, Bosnian refugees

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For talking, read stalking

Article Abstract:

Stalking can be a very serious problem, totally blighting the life of the victim. This is why the UK government plans to pass a Protection from Harassment Bill shortly. However, there remain problems with the definition of stalking. The break-up of relationship can often be traumatic, and one of the partners may find it hard to accept what has happened. In these cases, it is common for one partner to continue to pursue the other, demanding an explanation or an apology. It would be difficult to decide whether this would constitute stalking or not.

Laws, regulations and rules, Stalking (Criminal law), Stalking

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Armada of doom lies in wait for Saddam

Article Abstract:

The aircraft carriers USS George Washington and USS Independence are leading 18 sister ships from the Fifth Fleet of the US Navy through the Gulf as final preparations are made for military action against Iraq. Aircraft aboard the carriers are flying many sorties each day, and crew are preparing and checking equipment. Each carrier has a load of 4,600,000 lb of ammunition. In total, US naval power in the Gulf now involves 18,690 sailors and marines and 93 strike aircraft.

Planning, Air warfare, United States. Navy, Military aviation, Naval battles

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