Lool, those London cops on boy duty at an electrical sub, eh?
Authorities in the UK have detained five individuals, among them four Iranians, in connection with a suspected terror-related case.
Meanwhile, the smoke's a-rising in South Korea - the Daegu wildfire's still a mystery. The deets on what sparked that conflagration are still under wraps, but police ain't buyin' the natural ignition theory. Seems like Human Torch might've been the culprit, with the blaze breakin' out on a road normally off-limits to hikers[3][4]. The investigation's still on, so we'll have to wait and see who's gonna get lit up for this one.
On a lighter note, some tree-choppin' axe-murderers are set to face trial in northern England. Two lumberjacks, or whatever they call 'em, hacked down the beloved Sycamore Gap tree, but justice ain't exactly speedy UK style.
And as for us here in the UK, we're flirtin' with the Koreans! The courts are kinda grovin' on each other - romantic or political? Guess you'll have to wait for the next episode to find out!
Sources:
- Reuters.com
- Variety.com
- ArsTechnica.com
- TheGuardian.com
Opinion: The ongoing Daegu wildfire investigation in South Korea suggests politics and crime in the mystery surrounding its origin, as police don't seem to agree with the natural ignition theory.
Column: The recent trial of the Sycamore Gap tree axe-murderers in northern England showcases an intriguing blend of crime-and-justice and general-news, highlighting the slow justice system in the UK.
