Thank you Lex for that information, duly noted. Thanks also to the other comments of welcome.

Well, I never thought I would vote BNP but that is now my intention. What decided it for me was the high levels of Muslim immigration in particular and the observation of how Muslim dominated areas are so hostile towards non-Muslims. Imagine how much more so when we Brits are the minority. For the sake of our grandchildren, there is only one sane choice at the Ballot box now.
Can anyone tell me if there is to be a BNP candidate in the Salisbury constituency?

I think you have a good point, Cornelius. I expect most of us have resorted to abusive language out of justifiable anger and frustration at times. It should be considered good practice for those of us with volatile tendencies to delete any emails written in anger, then to count to ten and rewrite. Also to try to focus anger on Islam or specific Muslims, not Muslims in general.

To force her back to her parents against her will would be a crime. A form of kidnapping at least. At worst accessory to murder.

'He then looked at their swords and said, ‘No doubt, you both have killed him and the spoils of the deceased will be given to Mu’adh bin ‘Amr bin Al-Jamuh,’” who was one of the murderers. (Bukhari 4.53.369) '

I am puzzled by this. Would it not have been logical to divide the spoils between the two murderers?
Or instead to adhere to the usual rule applied after raids, with 20% to Mohamed?

Let's see as many honour killing reports at this site as can be found. I know that many cases are never reported, or perhaps not widely reported, but true instances can sometimes be discovered by diligence.
The authorities responsible for taking decisions in the Rifqa Bary case might just come here in a search for relevant topical information.

From the BBC report:

'Hamas has cracked down hard on al-Qaeda-inspired groups in the past, the BBC's Middle East correspondent Katya Adler says.

Hamas is concerned they may attract more extremist members, and has forbidden anyone except what it describes as Hamas security personnel from carrying weapons in Gaza, our correspondent says. '

In other words, 'we don't want any armed fanatics terrorising the people here; that's our job'

I suppose you got Robert's Hamlet reference, Dumbledore?
Or did you need to look it up like I did?

The leaders of Hamas are demonstrating their skills in political discourse with their rivals, as they did with Fatah when they took over the Gaza strip.
Perhaps the Israelis could learn something from them.

Saturday morning update: The imam, Moussa, and many of his gunmen are now dead, see:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/8202...