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Australian court imposes generalized news blackout on bribery case.

In Great Britain and some of its former colonies, courts can not only ban the coverage of some events but are also entitled to dispose a general ban. That's what happened in Australia recently.

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Australia bans reporting of multi-nation corruption case involving Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam
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No wonder that the USA is after Julian Assange, a well known leader of such a terrorist group like WikiLeaks.

As I live in Australia, I have obviously never heard of these bans.
Could you give me a source?

In Großbritannien und in einigen ehemaligen britische Kolonien könnten Gerichte nicht nur die Berichterstattung über Geschehnisse verbieten, sondern auch anordnen, dass nicht über solch ein Verbot berichtet werden darf. Zu diesen ehemaligen Kolonien gehört auch Australien.

At (Senior) Secondary school the population was 48,000,000 now it is well into the 60's and we now pas the Netherlands on that score proprtionally.

In England the average population density was 407 people per square kilometre, in Wales it was 148 people, in Northern Ireland 134 people and in Scotland 68 people per square kilometre.

* Holland is to The Netherlands as England is to the UK.

What else do you have at the Netherlands that is not Holland?

Sometimes we refer to the " Low Countries" but as an indistinct denomination from Holland.

Another 10 provinces as well as three more countries?

Blame the greedy French and the bloodthirsty Spanish.

Muhammad has become the most popular name for baby boys in the UK, the website BabyCentre has revealed. While Arabic names are on the rise, TV shows such as Game Of Thrones have also inspired names for the next generation.

Britain’s most popular baby boy’s name? Muhammad

This article was amended on 1 December 2014 to make clear that the claim that Muhammad is the most popular name for boys is based on a survey of website users.

A healthcare worker who has just returned from West Africa has been diagnosed with Ebola and is being treated in hospital in Glasgow.

The woman, who arrived from Sierra Leone on Sunday night, is in isolation at Glasgow's Gartnavel Hospital.

All possible contacts with the case are being investigated, including on flights to Scotland via Heathrow.

The woman will be transferred to specialist high level isolation in London as soon as possible.

At a news conference in Glasgow, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon stressed that the risk to the general public was very low.

She added that the patient was thought to have had contact with only one other person since arriving in the city, but that all passengers on the flights the woman took will be traced.

Alisdair MacConachie, of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, said the woman was "not showing any great clinical concern".

Nicola Sturgeon: Ebola risk 'extremely low'

NHS Scotland said infectious diseases procedures had been put into effect at the Brownlee Unit for Infectious Diseases at Gartnavel.

The patient returned to Scotland from Sierra Leone late on Sunday via Casablanca and London Heathrow, arriving into Glasgow Airport on a British Airways flight at about 23:30.

While public health experts have emphasised that the risks are negligible, a telephone helpline has been set up for anyone who was on the BA 1478 Heathrow to Glasgow flight. The number is: 08000 858531