Harry's News

In Harry's news today, the riots and protests are still going on in Egypt; yesterday President Mubarak addressed the country saying he will not step down and now the protests are still going on. It has been 18 days since the protests began in Egypt - at least 1 million of the protesters have been camping out at Cario's main square and are not going until the President Murbank resigns.

In other news, the British goverment has made a bank levy tax on the banks after they caused the ressesion in Britain. The tax cost the banks 2 million pounds a year, the banks say they do not like the tax, but the goverment says they have to pay up anyway.

That's Harry's News.

Chickens at Garden of Eden

We are getting new chickens at garden of eden, the new breeds of chicken we might be getting are Rhode Island Red, Sussex, Jersey Griant, Austlorp, Orginton and lakevelder. We will be getting them at Thainstone Martket which is near Aberdeen. I also can not wait for my chicken hut that Emma order it for me so I can keep my in it.

Harry

Harry's News

In Harry's news today, the riots and the protests is still going on in Egypt and Presient Murbark is still in power of the country, but the Egyptian police have also been starting to protest against the goverment over wages being cut, so the Egyptian army are trying to stop protesters from protesting against the goverment. The protesters have being protesting and staying in Craio's city square and will stay their until the Presient steps down from his leadership.

In other news, in Austialia an Hurricane the size of Italy has hit Queensland and is heading to Brisbane, causing massive damages in it's way. After just a week after the terrible floods that hit Queensland, the Austialian goverment has evecuted people from Queensland to save them from the Hurricane. The Hurricane is to last until next week.

And that's Harry's News.

Harry's News

In Harry's news today, there have being riots and protests in Eypet over there goverment, just like the one in Tusina a week ago. The protesters and rioters want to deposed the Presient Murbark who has being in power for 30 years and elected an new leader to rule Eypet, but unlike the Tusina leader, Murburk is staying in is country and is not stepping down. At least 10 people have being killed and police are trying to stop the protests.

In other news, in Russia an terrorist has hit one of Moscow's airports killing 35 people and himself in the attack. One of the killed was from Britain and Russia belives that the terrorist was from an Russian terrorist group and the Presient of Russia has plans to catch those who are reposible in this attack and arrested.

That's Harry's News.

Burns Day Oot in the Fife Lodge - January 25th 2011

that was one of the games we played at the party at the fife lodge everyone made a good day out of it and they all really enjoyed them selves. everyone did verywell that was including justynes singing group and the the girls that went up to the stage where john was standing doing the music and disco he was really good aswell. From jenna.

duff house trip

on Friday the photography group went to see the glasgow boys exhibition at duff house; i liked the paintings.

here is a link to the glasgow boys film online with Muriel Gray; it is there for another five days so check it out....http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sm21r

Harry's News

In Harry's news today, there have been riots in Tunisia about the goverment's budget cuts and debt caused by goverment spending. The President of Tunisia has been deposed and has left the country and is to be living in Saudi Aradia after the rioters set his house and some government buildings on fire. The Prime Minister of Tunisia has stepped in as President, but the protesters and the rioters want the whole of the old goverment out and vote for a new goverment to take power. The police have killed 20 people because of the looting and violence in Tunisia.

In other news, the floods in Australia have been going down, but people are still missing after the floods went though Australia killing people and destroying homes. Up to 60 feet high floods in some places.

And that's Harry's News.