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At 8pm on Thursday, as darkness fell across the UK, millions of people stood at their front doors and open windows, in gardens stanley cup and on balconies, to raise a thunder of gratitude for those working on the frontline of the fight against coronavirus.Clap for carers: applauding the NHS 鈥?in picturesRead moreWith the hashtags clapforourcarers and thankyouNHS trending all day on social media, a nation that has been 鈥?messily, desperately 鈥?embracing technology as isolation guidance grows ever stricter was able to do something physical, in the open air, and the collective release was noisy and joyful.The exuberant din of hand clapping, cheering, hoots and whistles resounded along streets that had been eerily hushed for most of the day.lt;p lang=\ en\ dir=\ ltr\ >Hearing an entire city clap for the NHS from my window was really something quite special 馃憦lt;a href=\ https://twitter/hashtag/clapforourcarers src=hashamp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw\ > clapforourcarerslt;/a> lt;a href=\ https://t.co/tCGbZsTUbQ\ >pic.twitter/tCGbZsTUbQlt;/a>lt;/p>mdash; Sian Elvin @SianElvin lt;a href=\ https://twitter/SianElvin/status/1243267397454303239 ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw stanley termohrnek \ >March 26, 2020lt;/a>lt;/blockquote>\n }} >Hearing an entire city clap for the NHS from my wind stanley mugs ow was really something quite special 馃憦 clapforourcarers pic.twitter/tCGbZsTUbQmdash; Sian Elvin @SianElvin March 26, 2020Children banged on pots and pans, dogs barked, Uynm Sci-fi movies leave me empty. Isn t the real world dramatic enough
A Norwegian court is hearing a government appeal against a ruling that the isolation of the mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik is inhumane and violates his human rights. We had to tell this dark story 鈥?how Ut酶ya is remembering the massacreRead moreThe 37-year-old rightwing terrorist, who killed 77 people in a bomb and stanley mug shooting rampage in 2011, sued the government last year, saying his solitary confinement, frequent strip searches and the fact he was often handcuffed during the early par stanley uk t of his incarceration violated his human rights.The Oslo district court ruled in April that Breiviks treatment in the maximum security Skien prison did breach the European convention on human rights.It said: The prohibition of inhuman and degrading treatment represents a fundamental value in a democratic society. This applies no matter what 鈥?also in the treatment of terrorists and killers. It ordered the government to pay Breiviks legal costs of 331,000 kroner 拢35,000 . However, it dismissed his claim that his right to respect for a private life was stanley quencher violated by restrictions on contacts with other rightwing extremists.Speaking for the state, Fredrik Sejersted said the governments view was that Breiviks prison conditions did not violate his human rights in any actual or legal sense.Describing Breivik as Norways most expensive prisoner, Sejersted said that in many ways they are better than [those] of other prisoners to compensate for the fact that he cannot make contact with other inmate