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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 14 Aug, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Morcombe murder arrest 'crushing' for family Daniel Morcombe's father says the news police have charged a man over the death of the teenager is 'crushing' for the family.More » Germany marks 50 years since Berlin Wall went up Rick Perry enters US presidential race Wallabies revive Tri Nations hopes with win World Bank says 'more dangerous' times ahead Briton charged with robbing Malaysian during riots Cash-strapped Liberals appeal for donations Celebrations in Cuba as Fidel Castro turns 85 Man dies in Gippsland floodwaters Refugee camps overflowing in Africa crisis More Analysis » Riot to reform: it might be just a stone's throw away The riots in the UK have provoked a backlash that seeks to paint participants narrowly as 'mindless', 'criminals', 'thugs' and an 'external' threat to social order. Part of this argument has been an interesting variant on the theme of historical forgetting. In it, the urban uprisings and riots of the past are painted as being of a higher calibre than the current conflagration; more conscious, more political and directed at "genuine" grievances.More » Engage the youth, avoid our own 'English summer' Building a brighter future for disabled Australians Woodstock for nerds: a few days on Google+ A riot of consumption Conversations: shining the spotlight on Indigenous policy Lock the doors Eddie, the poor are revolting Interest rate cuts needed now Cheap populism and the 'doing it tough' con Britain's perfect storm of civil discontent Just In More Just In » UK police furious at US riot appointment British prime minister David Cameron's decision to appoint a US street crime expert as an adviser after recent riots is a "slap in the face", a police body said on Saturday.More » Sydney woman charged over child prostitution American recovery vital for Pacific security: Gillard Morcombe murder arrest 'crushing' for family Triumphant England on top of the world Wallabies revive Tri Nations hopes with win Rick Perry enters US presidential race Germany marks 50 years since Berlin Wall went up World Bank says 'more dangerous' times ahead Briton charged with robbing Malaysian during riots World More World » Rick Perry enters US presidential race Republican Rick Perry, the conservative governor of Texas, on Saturday declared himself a candidate for US president with a blistering attack on Democratic president Barack Obama.More » Germany marks 50 years since Berlin Wall went up Celebrations in Cuba as Fidel Castro turns 85 US ups pressure on Syria after more deaths London council moves to evict rioters Palin stokes presidential campaign speculation Refugee camps overflowing in Africa crisis Chinese bullet trains pulled over 'flaws' Chimp maul woman shows new face US loses prototype hypersonic bomber Business More Business » World Bank says 'more dangerous' times ahead World Bank chief Robert Zoellick has warned of a "new and more dangerous" time in the global economy, with little breathing space in most developed countries as a debt crisis hits Europe.More » US, Euro markets rally to end volatile week Bargain hunters win market tug of war Markets roiled by French bank rumours ASIC seeks more disclosure on CFDs Tiger flights back in the air Investors upset at Trio fraud sentence BlueScope flags $900m write-down Westfield expands into Italy Customers spending hours on telco complaints Politics More Politics » American recovery vital for Pacific security: Gillard The Prime Minister has told Australian and American leaders gathered in Perth that the United States must regain its economic stability if it is to continue to underpin security in the Asia Pacific region.More » Rick Perry enters US presidential race Cash-strapped Liberals appeal for donations LNP hopeful stands aside over Gillard email More asylum seekers arrive as swap deal stalled Sport More Sport » Wallabies revive Tri Nations hopes with win Australia revived its hopes of winning this year's Tri Nations with an impressive 14-9 defeat of the Springboks in Durban. More » Triumphant England on top of the world Gunners, Reds held on opening day Senden in the mix at PGA Championship Bombers' finals push grows wings Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Bird bones could be one million years old Leah MacLennan A bird skeleton uncovered on the Nullarbor Plain could lead to a better understanding of the history of the modern wedge-tailed eagle. Scientists say the bones could be one million years old.More » US loses prototype hypersonic bomber Pre-historic eagle and wallaby discovered NSW opens way for R18+ games NASA's Juno probe sets sail for Jupiter Environment More Environment » Australia urged to stake claim in Antarctica An expert says Australia needs to increase its presence in Antarctica so it can have a say in what happens to the frozen continent's resources. 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