*Kurdish forces enter refugee camp in Syria to eliminate [PISSI] cells.*

It won't be easy for soldiers to find them, though. That would take police work or spying. If most of the prisoners support PISSI, those who are ready to kill for it will easily be able to hide.

UK thugs lied (partially) about the violence at the first Briston protest; on subsequent days, they attacked peaceful protesters.

The increasing size of ships inspired warnings that one would get stuck in the Suez Canal.

*[Salafi Arabia] has spent at least $1.5bn on 'sportswashing', report reveals.*

*Four-fifths of Sudan's £861m debt to UK is interest.*

Many poor countries pour out money to pay interest on old debts that they cannot pay back. In many cases, the borrowing was done by dictators who spent the money and left the country with the debt.

Cancelling these debts would teach banks not to be so eager to make loans to dictators.