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Please feel free to wander around. To see my Photograph Album, follow the 'Photos' link from the 'About me' page.

You can read about some of my interests by using the 'Interests' link.

My take on topical issues, mainly from a British domestic perspective, is in my 'Comment' section (see link at left), which also gives access to my 'Newsfeed' from Moreover, a convenient way of keeping up with breaking news in a timely manner. My comments are updated regularly, and earlier comments may be viewed in linked 'archive' pages.

You can do a websearch using the Google search box available on my 'Links' page. The 'Int. Rel.' link is to pages about the UK's major international relationships and from there you will find links to various relevant websites. My 'Graphics' library includes themed images and buttons which you are welcome to use. The 'Terrorism' link will take you to memorial pages for those lost in recent acts of terrorism. The 'Atkins' link will take you to a section which discusses my experiences (very successful!) with the Atkins diet.

 

 


Site last updated: Wednesday 7th July 2010

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Here you'll find brief details of recent additions or changes to my website; the most recent updates are shown in black print. Please click on the link you want to find in the right-hand column.

Fifth anniversary of the London terrorist outrages - 7th July 2005

7 July 2010 - Today is the fifth anniversary of the terrorist outrages in London which killed 52 innocent people as well as injuring about 700, of whom about 100 required treatment in hospital; the physical injuries which some suffered are irrevocable and the mental trauma experienced as a result of the bombings will probably live with those directly affected and many others for years to come. My continuing condolences to all those whose family, friends and colleagues were killed and injured and whose lives will never be the same. May those who were killed rest in peace.

London terrorist outrages

Sixth anniversary of the terrorist outrages in Madrid (Spain) - 11th March 2004

13 March 2010 - Six years and two days ago a series of terrorist outrages took place in Madrid when terrorists perpetrated bomb attacks on four busy commuter trains and two railway stations in Madrid. My condolences to all those whose family, friends and colleagues were killed and injured and whose lives were so horrifically changed. May those who were killed rest in peace.

Madrid terrorist outrages

First anniversary of the terrorist outrages in Mumbai (India) - 26th November 2008

19 November 2009 - A week today will mark the first anniversary of the terrorist outrages in Mumbai when terrorists held siege in two major hotels for three days and there and in several other locations throughout the city over 170 people were killed. My condolences to all those whose family, friends and colleagues were killed and injured and whose lives were so horrifically changed. May those who were killed rest in peace.

Mumbai terrorist outrages

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All new comment is posted to my 'blogger' site (http://billcameron.blogspot.com). All postings here, upto 31 March 2003, remain on-line - click on the 'Archives' link at right.

However, apart from the change to the way I post 'Comment', this remains my main website and will be updated from time to time as in the past.

Key (*) My 'Comment' pages contain comment on topical events; this is expressed occasionally in robust unambiguous terms, but (as with my whole website) does not include profanity - ever. Nevertheless, I recognise that there is a remote possibility that some readers might find that some of the views expressed are objectionable; you should bear this in mind  when deciding whether to view these pages.

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