London Evening Standard Newspaper

The first day when we arrived in London we went to the hostel to left the suitcase. Then we went to the tube line station of High Street Kensington. At the entrance to the station there were two women who share out newspapers and lifestyle magazines. One of the woman gave me a newspaper and I tought to do one of the news of the blog with this newspaper. 

This newspaper is called London Evening Standard and I have chosen a news of a crime in a restaurant called Bella Italia.

SUMMARY:

This news talk about a crim committed in London on the 24 of February in a restaurant of Leicester Quare called The Bella Italia. One of the waiters of the restaurant Bella Italia take a waitress hostage and armed himself with a knife from the kitchen. Customers and other workers fled, leaving inside the hostage with the suspect and a middle age couple. Riot police were guarding the outside while the negotiators talked with the suspect through messages in the window. Two hours after riot police threw them under the door and arrested the suspect.

MY OPINION:

I think the riot, or the London police could have come much earlier and not have to wait for more than two hours for a man armed only with a knife was threatening to one person. Also, I think that for this crime the riot has to be more than 10 persons, because I think that it's a little crime from my point of view. 

3 NEW WORDS:

Allegedly: said or thought by some people to be the stated bad or illegal thing, although you have no proof.

Barred: without rules.

Hostage: person taken prisoner. 

Riot: violent public disorder.

Shield: armour.

Letterbox: box for delivered mail.