16,000 Police To Retake London: PM Recalls Parliament As The Police Lose Control Of Britain's Streets -- Daily Mail
* Prime Minister David Cameron recalls Parliament on Thursday as Government tries to quell uprising
* 'Unprecedented' 16,000 police on duty in London over the next 24 hours as all leave is cancelled
* Man, 26, shot in Croydon last night dies in hospital
* England game against Netherlands at Wembley tomorrow called OFF
* 400% surge in 999 calls on night of violence with 20,800 dialling the emergency services in London
* Cost of clean-up expected to run into 'tens of millions'
* Metropolitan Police use armoured vehicles to push back 150 rioters in Lavender Hill, Clapham
* 'There are no plans for the Army to get involved,' says police chief
* Three arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of police officer
* More than 450 people arrested in total and 69 people have been charged
* Jamie Oliver's restaurant in Birmingham ransacked by rioters
* All police cells in London are now FULL
* Man seriously ill after being shot in Croydon
* Copycat riots reported in Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham, Liverpool and Leeds
David Cameron today warned rioters that they would face the 'full force of the law' as he recalled Parliament, after violence swept across the country for a third night.
An unprecedented 16,000 police officers will be on the streets of the capital tonight, the Prime Minister announced, as huge swathes of the capital woke up to the charred debris of burned out buildings and streets littered with waste.
Read more ....
MIDDLE EAST
Syrian President replaces ailing defense minister: report. Syria comes under global reproach for crackdown. Turkey's foreign minister flies to Syria to warn Bashar al-Assad 'patience running out' with violent crackdown .
Another Iraqi jail escape pegged as inside job.
Al-Sadr warns US forces to leave Iraq.
US, Saudi pressure may keep Yemen leader abroad.
ASIA
President Obama pledges to press on in Afghan war.
ASEAN to begin talks with powers on nuke-free zone.
Nagasaki urges nuke policy shift on anniversary.
China's inflation rate quickens in July as prices rise.
China says it was targeted in 500,000 cyberattacks.
AFRICA
Libyan rebel leader Mustafa Abdel Jalil sacks entire cabinet. Libyan TV says children killed in NATO strike. Libya accuses NATO of 'massacre' of 85 villagers.
UN fears dramatic rise in Somalia famine refugees.
Somalia’s government offers amnesty to rebel fighters still in Mogadishu. Somalia 'needs more AU troops' after al-Shabab pullout.
EUROPE
Britain burns: Riots spread through UK cities. Parliament recalled to tackle riots - David Cameron. London riots: China raises questions over safety of 2012 Olympic Games.
11 feared dead as Russian plane crashes in East Siberia.
Village 'feud' in Russia's Dagestan leaves seven dead.
Jailing of opposition leader stirs debate in Ukraine. Ukraine judge declines to release ex-premier.
AMERICAS
Mexico acknowledges US intel agents, won't discuss.
Mexico suspends anti-crime grants to 172 violent towns, citing possible misuse of police money.
Venezuela's Chavez says he wept after learning he had cancer.
In Cuba, free market proves easier said than done.
TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
Al Qaeda in Iraq praises appointment of Zawahiri to emir.
Iraq's Qaeda asks ex-fighters to return, threatens attacks.
Yemen looks like al Qaeda's new heartland.
ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
EU bank chief: Markets 'in worst crisis since WWII'.
Asia shares nosedive; gold scales another peak.
Many global markets enter official bear market territory.
US stock futures continue to gain after wild swings.
Oil tumbles below $80 amid US recession fears.
Gold soars over $1,700 on debt fears, equities tumble.