Interesting little video, U.S. news coverage bucking the globalisation of media stories. Would this be the same for U.K. subjects?
(It’s FireFox viewing, external link here.)
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We cant blaim them :), Ive started reading the last three harry potter books again, (first 4 arnt as good :), pluss i know them word for word by now) I started order of phenix yesterday, got upto about 230 pages in.
Good luck with that!