Bangkok Hilton. Episode 4 of 6. 1989. TV Mini-Series Bangkok Hilton. Episode 4 of 6. 1989. TV Mini-Series Director: Ken Cameron Writers: Ken Cameron (story), Terry Hayes (story), Stars: Nicole Kidman, Denholm Elliott and Hugo Weaving Country: Australia Language: EnglishБангкокХилтон Bangkok Hilton. Full Episodes. 1989. TV Mini-Series The story of Kat Stanton (Kidman), an Australian woman searching for her father who, whilst travelling back from London to Australia via Thailand, makes friends with Arkie Ragan (Ehlers), a photographer. Kat is tricked into carrying some luggage through Thai customs for Arkie, only for the police to find drugs in his bag. Kat is sentenced to spend time in the horrific "Bangkok Hilton" prison, where she makes friends with fellow inmate Mandy Engels (Smithers), who has been sentenced to death. Whilst she endures the terrible conditions inside, Kat's lawyer Richard Carlisle (Weaving) and ex-patriot Hal Stanton (Elliott) battle with the authorities to have her freed. Bangkok Hilton. Full Episodes. 1989. TV Mini-SeriesFrom:KarinaPowerOfMotionViews:0 0ratingsTime:48:45More inFilm Animation Visit link: Bangkok Hilton. Episode 4 of 6. 1989. TV Mini-Series - Video … Continue reading →

The drugs are being disguised inside packages and being innocently delivered by Royal Mail Silk Road is known as the eBay of the drugs world and allows people to find the best price and also rate the people who sold it to them Royal Mail say they have security procedures in place to intercept this post The site has 14m annual sales worldwide By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 09:01 EST, 19 November 2012 | UPDATED: 14:59 EST, 19 November 2012 Class A drugs are being delivered to homes across the UK by Royal Mail to customers who have bought them online like they were using Amazon or eBay, it has been revealed. Ecstasy, heroin, cannabis and cocaine are all on offer on the website Silk Road, and users say it is easier and safer than buying drugs from dealers on street corners. UK shoppers can choose their illegal drugs with the click of a mouse and then wait for a neatly packaged parcel, with drugs disguised inside, to fall through their letter box. Illegal: Silk Road - a website known as the eBay for drugs - allows people to buy drugs like this block cannabis online and have it sent to … Continue reading →

Drugs, cash and trainers seized in Croydon raid 5:40pm Monday 19th November 2012 in News 60,000 cash was seized in Croydon raid Drugs, cash and several thousand pounds worth of potentially stolen trainers have been seized in a Croydon raid. An address in Peebles Court, Whitestone Way, Broad Green was raided on Friday 16 November as part of Operation Hawk. A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply drugs, handling stolen goods and money laundering offences. Officers from Broad Green, Selhurst and Bensham Manor safer neighbourhood teams carried out the raid on Friday morning. They found several bags and containers with what is believed to be herbal cannabis inside, as well as other drugs paraphernalia. Officers found approximately 100 pairs of new trainers - several still in boxes - believed to have been stolen and also seized 60,000 in cash, which was also found at the address. Sergeant Steve Ribano from the Broad Green SNT said: This raid shows what Operation Hawk is all about - police acting upon information from the public and getting drugs off the streets. Read more: Drugs, cash and trainers seized in Croydon raid … Continue reading →

A hedge fund manager aims to solve the funding problems facing early-stage biomedical research. Hedge fund manager and prominent economist Andrew Lo is recognized for developing theories about how markets function and why they failed during the financial crisis. Now Lo, who is also the director of the MIT Sloan School of Managements Laboratory for Financial Engineering, thinks he can also help create a better market for investing in promising treatments for cancer. His proposal is to structure a new kind of financial tool, a megafund, for funneling up to $30 billion into the discovery of cancer drugs. The project would be unprecedented in scale at a time when the biomedical sector is searching for fresh funding ideas. As Lo says, the community is ripe for something new. In a paper published in Nature Biotechnology earlier this fall, Lo and his coauthors note that large pharmaceutical companies are no longer nurturing early-stage drug development. Venture capitalists, too, are deserting life science startups, which averaged them negative 1 percent returns over the last decade. The result is a growing funding gap between basic lab research and commercial drug development. And fewer drugs are surviving the costly gauntlet of clinical trials to … Continue reading →

Danger of high risk drugs ... new psychoactive drugs are emerging in Australia at a breathtaking rate. Photo: AFR DANGEROUS new psychoactive drugs are emerging in Australia at a breathtaking rate, say experts conducting groundbreaking research into online drug sales. The drugs can be toxic to the brain and are often untested on humans, and unsuspecting users are buying them without knowing what they contain or what effect they will have. About four new chemical substances, and 10 retail outlets selling them to Australians, are emerging each month, Tasmanian researchers have found. Advertisement And research by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre has found that the "silk road", an online black-market trading site, is expanding at a similar rate. A senior lecturer at the University of Tasmania, Raimondo Bruno, said the size of the online drugs market, and the risks posed by the drugs, scared him. "People are dabbling in a wide range of substances we don't really have a lot of human data on," he said. "Some of these products are known to be neurotoxic, even in animals." Dr Bruno said there appeared to be two types of sales: specific chemicals, for which more than 78,000 searches originate … Continue reading →

Danger of high risk drugs ... new psychoactive drugs are emerging in Australia at a breathtaking rate. Photo: AFR DANGEROUS new psychoactive drugs are emerging in Australia at a breathtaking rate, say experts conducting groundbreaking research into online drug sales. The drugs can be toxic to the brain and are often untested on humans, and unsuspecting users are buying them without knowing what they contain or what effect they will have. About four new chemical substances, and 10 retail outlets selling them to Australians, are emerging each month, Tasmanian researchers have found. Advertisement And research by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre has found that the "silk road", an online black-market trading site, is expanding at a similar rate. A senior lecturer at the University of Tasmania, Raimondo Bruno, said the size of the online drugs market, and the risks posed by the drugs, scared him. "People are dabbling in a wide range of substances we don't really have a lot of human data on," he said. "Some of these products are known to be neurotoxic, even in animals." Dr Bruno said there appeared to be two types of sales: specific chemicals, for which more than 78,000 searches originate … Continue reading →

Danger of high risk drugs ... new psychoactive drugs are emerging in Australia at a breathtaking rate. Photo: AFR DANGEROUS new psychoactive drugs are emerging in Australia at a breathtaking rate, say experts conducting groundbreaking research into online drug sales. The drugs can be toxic to the brain and are often untested on humans, and unsuspecting users are buying them without knowing what they contain or what effect they will have. About four new chemical substances, and 10 retail outlets selling them to Australians, are emerging each month, Tasmanian researchers have found. Advertisement And research by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre has found that the "silk road", an online black-market trading site, is expanding at a similar rate. A senior lecturer at the University of Tasmania, Raimondo Bruno, said the size of the online drugs market, and the risks posed by the drugs, scared him. "People are dabbling in a wide range of substances we don't really have a lot of human data on," he said. "Some of these products are known to be neurotoxic, even in animals." Dr Bruno said there appeared to be two types of sales: specific chemicals, for which more than 78,000 searches originate … Continue reading →