News Archive for February 07 2008

Archbishop backs sharia law for British Muslims

Rowan Williams says the introduction of the Islamic justice system in UK is 'unavoidable'

Tattoos may be tomorrow's vaccines

The tattoo of the future may be good for your health rather than just your image.

Encrypted Laptop Poses Legal Dilemma

When Sebastien Boucher stopped at the U.S.-Canadian border, agents who inspected his laptop said they found files containing child pornography.

Wal-Mart Will Expand In-Store Medical Clinics

The company will announce Thursday plans for several hundred new clinics at its stores, using a standardized format and jointly branded with hospitals and medical groups.

Woman's safe haven from storms fails her

Tonya Selken's home sat in a dip along a ridge on Dog Mountain, where they had a sweeping view of rolling horse pasture and the misty Ozark foothills in the distance. But she didn't choose these two of her grandfather's 210 acres just for the scenery.

Modu unveils flexible phone with 'jacket' range

Israeli start-up aims to "change the cellular market" with cell phone and casings that add functions and styling to the handset.

Muslim cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi refused UK visa

Yusuf al-Qaradawi, a hate criminal who has defended suicide attacks on Israeli civilians and is banned from entering the United States, will now not be allowed to enter the UK for medical treatment. The Muslim Council of Britain caims the Government's decision undermined Britain's tradition of free speech.