Computer video games to get age ratings like cinema: Are games that dangerous

March 27, 2008  
Filed under Gaming, News

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The latest news will be good news for parents but not the gamers, it has been said that there will be age ratings for computer video games which will be the same as cinema-style age classifications.

There will be tough penalties to all those that sell games to children with ratings above their age, this new proposal came in a report which was published by psychologist Tanya Byron who says that there should be a massive campaign that warns parents and even teachers of the dangers to kids.

Dr Byron is well known for her work as a child behaviour guru on TV shows and she was commissioned by Gordon Brown with concerns that games that are violent may be lowering kid’s morals.

Te reason for this new measure is because any games that show sex or violence will require an age rating from the British Board of Film Classification and at the moment only 2 percent have an 18 certificate.

Manhunt 2 last month which is a very violent game won its High Court appeal to get an 18 classification because it was refused a certificate because of its “unremitting bleakness”.
A new legally-binding system could ensure that every game is rated in the same way as films - which are classed U (universal), PG (parental guidance), 12, 15 or 18.

Do you think games should get this new rating system? And are games that dangerous?

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Barack Obama Most Popular Searched Policitian

March 1, 2008  
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There seems to be a lot more people interest in what is happening in the US Elections, than what is actually happening in the UK. Hitwise has said that Barack Obama is the most searched for Read more

Heathrow Boeing 777 crash caused by Loss of power: Pilot had 30 seconds

January 18, 2008  
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Heathrow Boeing 777 crash caused by Loss of power
The crash of the Boeing 777 at London’s Heathrow airport yesterday has got many people asking the question as to what caused the crash. A number of reports also claim that the pilot only has 30 seconds to save the lives of his passengers and Read more

Britney Spears Fails To Turn Up At Court

January 15, 2008  
Filed under Celebrity News, News

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Yesterday Britney Spears attempted to go to court for her custody hearing but had cold feet last minute and fled the scene and missed a vital court hearing about her kids despite warnings she may never get her two boys back. Read more

Lily Allen Turns To British Prime Minister For Help

January 13, 2008  
Filed under Celebrity News, News

Lily Allen has turned to the British Prime Minister for help
It has been reported that Lily Allen has turned to the British Prime Minister in a bid to stop the paparazzi taking photographs of her. Read more

David Beckham In Secret Meeting With Prime Minister Gordon Brown

January 9, 2008  
Filed under Celebrity News, News

David Beckham In Secret Meeting With Prime Minister Gordon Brown
It has been reported that last night David Beckham held a secret meeting with Prime Minister Gordon Brown about how he can help with his football training academy.

David was seen visiting 10 Downing Street on Read more

Gillian Gibbons: pardoned by the by President Omar al Bashir

December 3, 2007  
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Further to my post only a few hours ago, Gillian Gibbons 54-year-old mother of two has been pardoned by the by President Omar al Bashir. Read more

Last 30 News & Products: 11-27-2007

November 27, 2007  
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IF Ron Paul Makes US President: will he get on with UK’s Gordon Brown?

November 26, 2007  
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I was out watching Jim Davidson on Friday and he just could not get over president bush and Tony Blair, I mean he just couldn’t get over how far the Ex British Prime Minister was up bushes behind Read more

England Could Host 2018 World Cup

October 29, 2007  
Filed under News, Sports News

England Could Host World Cup 2018

It has been reported that England are entitled to bid to host the 2018 World Cup finals after Fifa, the football governing body, got rid of its system of rotating the event round continents. The Football Association has already expressed interest in trying to stage the even and it has the backing of Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Read more

Dermot O’Leary Tops Ideal Partner Poll But Who Is Your Favourite?

October 29, 2007  
Filed under Celebrity News, News

Dermot O’Leary tops ideal partner poll But Who Is Your Favourite?
According to a new poll Dermot O’Leary is the man that most British women would like to swap their partner for.

It’s said that Dermot beat off Read more

Sick Madeleine McCann comedy sketch: Ofcom receives 55 complaints from viewers

October 22, 2007  
Filed under News, TV Shows

Sick Madeleine McCann comedy sketch: Ofcom receives 55 complaints from viewers
I like a good joke like the next man, but when it comes to stupid jokes about missing child Madeline McCann it is a new level of despicable taste. The joke featured in a Read more

Gordon Brown To Discuss Madeleine Case With Portuguese PM

October 18, 2007  
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Gordon Brown To Discuss Madeleine Case With Portuguese PM

UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is tonight discussing the case of missing four-year-old Madeleine McCann with his Portuguese counterpart Jose Socrates. Read more

Liberal Democrat Leader Sir Menzies Campbell Resigns

October 15, 2007  
Filed under News, Politics

Liberal Democrat Leader Sir Menzies Campbell Resigns

Reports have come in that Sir Menzies Campbell has resigned the leadership of the Liberal Democrats with immediate effect. Sir Menzies Campbell said in a letter, “It has become clear that following the Prime Minister’s decision not to hold an election, questions about leadership are getting in the way of further progress by the party. Read more

Head Of British Police: Terrorist Plots On The Increase

October 9, 2007  
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Terrorist Plots On The Increase

Sir Ian Blair, Britain’s foremost policeman has claimed the number of terrorist conspiracies in the UK is increasing year after year. The chief of the Met Police has told the Home Affairs Select Committee that although there is no current need to extend the 28 day maximum detention period for terrorism suspects, there will be in the near future. Read more

Tory Leader David Cameron Slams Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s Election Decision

October 7, 2007  
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Tory Leader David Cameron Slams Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s Election Decision

David Cameron has said that Gordon Brown hasn’t been straight with the British people by refusing to call General Election in the next few weeks. Cameron is said to have been disappointed “”because it will now be two years before we get the changes we need”. Read more

Will Prime Minister Gordon Brown call an early general election?

October 5, 2007  
Filed under News, Politics

Will Prime Minister Gordon Brown call an early general election?
Only a few days ago we were all speculating when British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will call an early general election, well it now seems that MR Brown has a huge dilemma on his hands as recent polls show that Read more

Your Thoughts: Should British Troops Stay In Iraq?

October 2, 2007  
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I have had mixed feelings on the war in Iraq all the time. No one can deny that getting rid of Saddam Hussein was a good thing, but the way in which the war has been handled by the British and American governments has been very Read more

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives in Iraq for surprise visit

October 2, 2007  
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrives in Iraq for surprise visit
The British Prime Gordon Brown has arrived in Iraq today this was a surprise visit and is the first time that he has visited the country since he became Read more

Gordon Brown Attacks Drug Taking Celebrities: Kate Moss, Pete Doherty, Amy Winehouse

October 1, 2007  
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Gordon Brown Attacks Drug Taking Celebrities: Kate Moss, Pete Doherty, Amy Winehouse
Reportedly Gordon Brown has accused celebrities who take a “casual attitude” to drug use of being bad role models.

Gordon did not give specific names of stars but said it should Read more

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