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'Human safaris' to end for Andaman tribe

result of an observation report, the Indian Supreme Court has stated that "shameful" tourism must stop

human safaris to see the Jarawa of the Andaman Islands have finally ended with the authorities of that country to the national and international pressure.

For the first time in a generation, members of the tribe are able to walk through the forest to the prying eyes of tens of thousands of tourists visit the islands in the bay Bengal every year to see them.

the Supreme Court of India ordered last week for safaris which shocked the country and sparked outrage around the world after being exposed by the

Observer

January.

activists who fight to protect the reclusive Jarawa welcome the revolutionary victory. "We see this as a major victory in the campaign against" human safaris "in the world," the activist said Sophie Grig of Survival International. "It will stop the Jarawa be treated like animals in a zoo."

But despite the celebrations, activists remain wary of the intentions of the authorities Andaman, who fought tooth and nail against the ban. The Supreme Court was asked to indicate whether they believe the tribe should remain in isolation or similar, and have set February 26 as the date for a new hearing.

"This is a very dangerous, because it implies that the decision should be left to the authorities and not the Jarawa themselves," said Grig.

"History has shown that push people into the current tribal deprived of their autonomy and pride and stop fighting on the edges of society -. Disease, suicide and addiction soar That does not mean someone wants a future for the Jarawa. should be allowed to control the amount and type of contact they have with the outside world and choose what, if any, changes they make to their lifestyle. "

The beginning of the end for the human safaris occurred last Monday, when two judges of the Supreme Court in Delhi has some weight to attempts by the administration of the island to keep the road open tourists. "There is a total ban on the region," the court ruled.

There are only about 400 members of the Jarawa tribe left in the jungles of the northern part of South Andaman Island. Until about 15 years ago, there was little contact between members of the tribe and the Indian settlers, but the construction of the road through the Andaman heart of the jungle in the 1980s was inevitable that the two groups is in closer proximity.

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Luton Town aiming for more FA Cup glory against Norwich City | Sean Ingle

After a chaotic past Blue Square Premier side finally stability and are looking to continue killing giants

French football fans have seen it all and then there's the city of Luton fans, who more or less. Here was the president, who has proposed the construction of a F1 track in a stadium of 50,000 seats m1 her way to the club facing bankruptcy, which was banned fans and wanted to chat glues nine o 'hooligans used in . There were the joys of spring - a victory in the Littlewoods Cup and Johnstone Paint Trophy -. Deep midwinter and after three administrations, worth 40 points deduction and relegation four in less than a decade

At one point, Luton also face 55 charges of systematic abuse of transfer rules and FA owes the Treasury ? 3.5 million. But then, like a cartoon character who falls off a cliff as drill high speed across the surface of the Earth and are almost fried his engine, the club began to look again. Luton in 2020, a group of investors led by TV presenter Nick Owen, finances have stabilized. Now his exploits in the FA Cup players begin to loosen the ties and languages.

the third round, non-league Luton Wolverhampton Wanderers won 1-0 with a goal in the second half of Alex Lawless. It was not a coincidence. Andre Gray, a 21 years old striker, signed for ? 30,000 by Hinckley, conscious human wolves "whenever he has the ball, while Lawless, a carousel footballer stored in the center of Luton, said adapt in midfield. further reasons, dirty and left the local team to compete on an equal footing.

But Lobos beat a team short of confidence before a crowd braying Kenilworth Road is one thing, against Norwich City, Premier League club Sat 84 places above them on the ladder English League football, this is another. No wonder the manager of Luton, Paul Buckle, refuses to let go. "The wolf was an important marker for us," he said. "He showed it could cause problems against a top team. But we are facing a team Premier League and the Gulf in the classroom there is to see. "

Norwich

strain and provide a welcome meeting. Loop - the official agent as a player, with 10 minor league clubs and the League in your CV - began his career at Brentford, where the head of Norwich, Chris Hughton, has been the main pro. "I used to travel with him," she said. "It's really a good guy, an honest man.'m Surprised not become an excellent manager. Knowing Chris as I am well prepared. Underestimation we do not."

This means Luton, sixth in the Blue Square Premier, enters the game with very little except the history on their side. Since 1985, 12 teams have played in three or more FA Cup semi-final - a list that includes Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool, Everton - and a huge outlier, Luton, who reached the semi-finals in 1985, 1988 and 1994. They must also provide large Heebie jeebies way: in 2006 were ahead 3-1 at Liverpool, then European champions before losing 5-3, while Liverpool was also a repeat in 2009, the season that, after have been docked 30 points, slipped out of the Football League.

could surprise everyone again? Make foreign bookmakers 1.10, which suggests not. But, as demonstrated in the Bradford Capital One Cup, sometimes an outsider has its day. "He has shown that minor league clubs can take sides in the Premier League and win," said Lawless. "And remember, they are only 20 points or more above us. If they can do it, who knows?"

Gray, meanwhile, was bullish enough to say that Luton was a "sleeping giant" this week - although, as he stood in the living room Eric Morecambe, he may be tried to tickle the funny bone of the most famous fan of the club since its inception. On the other hand, maybe not. "He showed me what he could do against the wolves, but the defenders of the Premier League is another level," says Gray, in the interest of clubs higher up the food chain. "But this club is huge. Has a huge story."

• Background
• is the key here: Luton never be fatal, as the Manchester United club, for example, but its doors are usually home north of 6000, more than most League Two clubs and took 40,000 fans Johnstone Paint Trophy final in 2009. As goalkeeper Mark Tyler said: "Everyone knows that you should play in a higher league, but the conference is difficult to leave Crawley and Fleetwood But have accomplished in League Two is what we want is not realistic .. We have a great board, and touch wood, we are financially stable. "

This is usually a sentence to heat only the heart of a meter. However, in the last decade, fans have come to know and balances Luton battles. In December 2012, there were grim reminders of the past, when Derek Peter, chief financial officer of the club between July 2004 and February 2007, was expelled from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of "serious" misconduct, which led to collector due ? 3.5m. Pierre was one of four former directors of Luton, including former President Bill Tomlins, Richard Bagehot and John Mitchell also prohibits management companies.

deeper

These memories will remember David Evans, Conservative MP right to introduce membership cards and prohibits supporters as President during the Thatcher era high. And John Gurney who, having bought the club for ? 4 in the summer of 2003, he tried to change the name from London Luton to attract more fans, sacked Joe Kinnear and implemented a "manager Idol" vote a new leader - a voting was still going on when he spoke of Mike Newell on the job. To no one's surprise, Gurney later went bankrupt.

As Kevin Rye of Supporters Direct said: ". The main difference is that the club is run by people, and it is a very good starting point"
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Fed up at work? When to look for a new law job | Laura Paddison

Laura Paddison explores milestones in the career of a lawyer to find a new role has no meaning

As lawyers relieve themselves in their (now a little tighter) Clothing and tighten the filled tubes for commuting, January can be a good time to get things into consideration. It can be difficult to know which is the right to leave the ship, but there are a few milestones in the career of a lawyer when a movement has a meaning.

Title

"Training is an automatic stop and a good time to evaluate the options," said Darryn Hale, a partner at the recruitment agency Taylor Root. Those who do not find employment in his department should consider other favored companies, or even abroad. Post-qualification probably a lawyer who specializes in the same area for the rest of his career, it is important to choose wisely.

To change specialty

For those dissatisfied with their specialty, all is not lost. A lawyer who qualified in a specific field of professional negligence, it is his work lacked variety and perspectives. After two years, he took a risk and a demotion, the acceptance of a new work entitled commercial litigation in a large company. He now works on cases catching headlights and said "take a step in the title was a small price to pay to be exposed to this kind of work."

Between three to five years qualified

This is the sweet spot of the legal profession in terms of their attractiveness to employers because they can work relatively independently, but they are still prohibitive. According to Katherine Jones GMK Legal recruiters, "companies are still willing to hire lawyers who have experience behind him, but still young enough to be able to create goodwill and new business contacts."

To work at home

• For those tired of the rate of profit migrants in the house are on the rise as teams increase the firms, and these jobs tend to favor the more experienced. Lawyers can also work in domestic firms. Marian Lloyd-Jones recruitment agency Lipson Lloyd-Jones explains: "jobs in compliance and risk management in companies allow lawyers to use their legal powers to do something different."

For suppliers

Attorneys with an eye on the association must calculate their chances in a relatively early stage. If the association seems unlikely, it is useful to consider a move. Hale explained that, after more than seven years pQE lawyers have not been moved since the qualification and receives no association wink hope to be able to find a new job quickly. But, he warns, "it is very easy to move this time, unless you have a business client who can move with you."

When work dries up

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3-D sonar provides new view of Civil War shipwreck

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Spacewatch: Watching the skies for hazardous objects

The exhortation to "keep watching the sky!" Dates science fiction film 1951 "The Thing From Another World", but it is a task that astronomers have taken seriously . Instead of UFOs, however, his career was NEOs, or near-Earth objects, and more particularly the subset of NEOs are Phos, or potentially dangerous objects, because of the serious consequences if we were to strike our planet.

comet may include strange, but the vast majority of NEOs are asteroids and phosphates for the NEA and PHA terms are often used instead. For NEO orbit of the object must be within 45 million miles of Earth's orbit, but for this potential to be a miss-PHO distance must be less than 7.5 million miles and should appear to be greater than 150 meters in diameter.

of 9500 known NEOs are Phos 1360 and 154 of them can be greater than 1 km wide and is close to the size of the body alleged that wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years. None of these should be on a collision course, and there may be only 25 or so left uncovered.

remarks earlier this month have effectively excluded any danger that the asteroid Apophis over 250 km could hit Earth in 2036. Meanwhile, the body of 45 meters DA14 2012 is due to the skim milk to 28,000 km from the Earth's surface and in the geostationary orbital distance, the 15th of the following month.

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