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Al Jazeera, a Qatari-owned television station, refused to air footage of a Toulouse gunman’s shooting spree, which included the murder of three children, out of respect for the victims, their family and the country and because the clips would add nothing new to the tragedy.
Al Jazeera‘s move follows the British broadcaster’s refusal to show the fallen Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba, whose heart stopped during a FA Cup match last week. Wired868 dismisses as rumour any suggestion that Crime Watch host, Ian Alleyne, is being treated for shock.
January: The year of our Lord, 2016, started with a swing and a miss as West Indies cricket star Chris Read more
Okay, who forgot to flush on 7 September 2015? There were collective gasps across Trinidad and Tobago yesterday evening as Read more
Trinidad and Tobago’s fake war on crime suffered another major imaginary setback today as pseudo-crime fighter Ian Alleyne was bumped Read more
Yesterday, renowned 28-year-old steelband academy, birdsong, had its equipment tossed on to the streets of Tunapuna like a jilted lover Read more
“We’re sorry that you caught us!” The CNC3 media house has admitted to misleading its viewers and the Trinidad and Read more
What should have been a police investigation into a domestic violence matter in Chaguanas this morning turned into a cocolooks Read more
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