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Propper 'shrooming basket too. Nice
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Don’t think I would be stood anywhere near that bomb 
They’re hard as nails in Liverpool.Don’t think I would be stood anywhere near that bomb
Five children have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of an 80-year-old man who was attacked in a park.
Bhim Kohli died in hospital after being assaulted while walking his dog at Franklin Park, in Braunstone Town, Leicestershire, on Sunday evening.
Leicestershire Police said a boy and a girl, both aged 14, and another boy and two girls aged 12, were in custody.
Officers have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
A neighbour of the victim, Deep Singh Kaila, 70, described the incident as "shocking".
He added: "He was a very nice guy. He was always there, working in the allotment. Everyone knows him."
Nick Brown, leader of Braunstone Town Council, said: "Everyone’s shocked by these events. It’s stunned the community.
"We’re trying to pull together to listen to what people have to got to say and support the family and friends.
"It’s a close knit community."
Police said the man had been near the park's Bramble Way entrance at about 18:30 BST when he was seriously assaulted by a group of young people who left the scene before emergency services arrived.
Five children were detained following inquiries, the force said.
Due to prior police contact with the victim, the force will be making a voluntary referral to the Independent Office of Police Conduct (IOPC), it added.
Detectives have been speaking to residents in the area and have appealed for anyone who was in the park on Sunday evening to come forward.
Nearby residents expressed their shock at hearing the news.
Julie March, 38, said: “It’s tragic; we can’t even comprehend how it happened.
“And it’s just on our doorstep."
Emma Ghent, 34, said: “From what we have heard, he lives so close to us, so it is literally on our doorstep.
“He walks his dog every day in the park, and we have a dog; my husband walks the dog in the park.
“It could have been him; he could have been there at the same time.
“It’s just horrible.”
Det Insp Emma Matts said: "Sadly, following the death of the victim last night, this has now become a murder investigation.
“Officers are continuing to work at speed to establish the details of the attack and we have made a number of arrests as we continue to understand what has happened.
“A scene preservation will remain in place at the park while our investigation progresses. Local officers are also in the area carrying out reassurance patrols and can speak to anyone in the local community who has concerns.”
Officers have said they are particularly keen to speak to anyone who saw the victim before the assault or a group of young people leaving the area.
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No s**t 
How can that be safe how does he get his seatbelt on is he sat in the seat or on top of it?
I wonder what he means by -
I wonder what he means by -
Short of putting a sofa on one row i don't see how they can achieve this.
How would they deal with an emergency situation? Wonder if he could fit into the toilet? Could the people next to him ask for a different seat? Think I've read somewhere that some airlines are considering charging the larger person more.How can that be safe how does he get his seatbelt on is he sat in the seat or on top of it?
I wonder what he means by -
Short of putting a sofa on one row i don't see how they can achieve this.
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We live in a world where reality & facts come second place to any kind of -ist.
Until that's fixed there is a lot of problems without solutions.
Is this his fault or the food... sorry edible food substitute that the food industry pumps out that have caused this?
I have been overweight for years due to fact everything I enjoy eating and drinking is full of fat and sugar but if I were to get so fat it caused me problems with mobility etc I would do something about it you need to use a bit of common sense no one forces us to eat or drink this stuff.
What a coincidence they are discussing obesity on 5 live as I type this apparently now you can have obesity jeans when you are a child we didn't have obesity jeans when we were young we had Wrangler jeans and we played out all day instead of sitting staring at social media etc on phones and eating takeaway.
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