Star City
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| Address | Eastern Ring Branch Rd, Al Hamra, Riyadh 13216, Saudi Arabia |
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| Phone | +966 53 846 3970 |
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Birmingham McDonald's mice protest suspect arrested
... Videos on social media show the rodents being released in branches in Star City, Perry Barr and Small Heath...
McDonald's condemn Birmingham restaurant mice protests
... A video on social media showed customers at Birmingham s Star City restaurant jumping in shock as mice dyed in the colours of the Palestinian flag scurried near their feet on Monday...
Can humanity's new giant leap into space succeed?
... Americans and Europeans even still train in the centre of Moscow at Russia s Space HQ, Star City...
Bafta film awards 2020: Joker leads the nominations in the middle of the line variety
... after seven police officers, a disruption in Star City in Birmingham in November, were injured, where there are already reports of young people with machetes...
Blue Story director Rapman questions 'hidden reasons' for film ban
... Five teenagers were arrested after the fight in Birmingham s Star City complex on Saturday...
Blue Story: Showcase reinstates showings of gang film after brawl
... It comes after youths, some armed with machetes, sparked a police operation at Vue s multiplex cinema at Star City in Birmingham...
Blue Story: Cinema chains pull gang film after 'machete' brawl
... It comes after youths, some armed with machetes, sparked a police operation at the Star City multiplex in Birmingham...
The Papers: Tory manifesto: 'Low risk' or 'Merry Brexmas'?
... The Sun and the Star are among those to picture a young man carrying a large knife during a violent disturbance at Birmingham s Star City complex on Saturday...
The Papers: Tory manifesto: 'Low risk' or 'Merry Brexmas'?
Many of the papers give their verdicts on the newly-launched Conservative manifesto.
and say Boris Johnson has put the NHS "at The Heart " of his election campaign, with The Promise of 50,000 more nurses.
The Independent website points out by Labour - because it includes More Than 18,000 current nurses the government hopes to persuade to remain in the workforce.
The Sun calls it a which are aimed at ordinary working families.
In contrast the i describes it as a and the Financial Times agrees - Saying the prospectus includes a series of policies.
according to identical headlines in the Metro and The Daily Telegraph - who take The Line from Mr Johnson's speech.
The Telegraph goes on to say he would not enter a spending competition with Jeremy Corbyn .
The Guardian agrees the have been drawn.
It says Mr Johnson plans to spend an Extra £2. 9bn a Year - compared to the £83bn outlined by Labour.
The Daily Mirror doesn't believe the Conservative pledges. It has a picture of a tombstone with The Words : "Here lies the Tory manifesto. . and lies and lies".
The Sun and The Star are among those to picture a young man carrying a large knife during a violent disturbance at Birmingham's Star City complex on Saturday.
The Sun says clashed with each other and police outside a cinema.
"Machete mayhem" is the headline in the Daily Mail . The Guardian says the film, Blue Story, which depicts violent street rivalries in South London ,
Five teenagers have been arrested after a mass brawl in BirminghamFears that Satanists have been Killing Animals in the New Forest are in several papers, including The Daily Telegraph.
It has a picture of a with a Pentagram - a symbol associated with magic.
The Paper says two other sheep have been killed and three calves found with stab wounds this month.
Rev David Bacon , who has had The Number 666 scrawled on his church door, tells The Paper he's never seen anything like it in his 15 years there.
Hampshire Police are investigating whether any of the incidents are linked.
Pro-democracy supporters in Hong Kong were in High Spirits as election results were announcedIn Hong Kong , The South China Morning Post says by a "tsunami of disaffection" from almost six months of street protests which swept through polling stations across The City .
It says opposition candidates "rode The Wave " to win in poor and rich neighbourhoods alike.
The pro-China Hong Kong Commercial Daily reports on the record turnout and concedes that many of the legislative council were defeated "by newcomers" without mentioning the pro-democracy movement.
It suggests "unscrupulous rumours" from the opposition "directly affected" the fairness of the vote and says some candidates were "personally attacked".
Source of news: bbc.com