London Riots Facebook

Two Facebook users, who allegedly tried to incite mob violence during last week's London riots, have been sentenced to four years in prison. Perry Sutcliffe, 22, and Jordan Blackshaw, 20, were locked up even though their plans to go on the rampage caused no harm, Daily Mail reported.

A young presenter of a Sikh TV station in Birmingham who has won accolades for its coverage of the arson and looting in the British city has become a Facebook hero. Ever since he helped pursuing policemen to catch rioters on Birmingham's streets, the action captured by his own hand-held camera, Upinder Randhawa has become a virtual celebrity.And sc...

Two Facebook users, who allegedly tried to incite mob violence during last week's London riots, have been sentenced to four years in prison. Perry Sutcliffe, 22, and Jordan Blackshaw, 20, were locked up even though their plans to go on the rampage caused no harm, Daily Mail reported.

A young presenter of a Sikh TV station in Birmingham who has won accolades for its coverage of the arson and looting in the British city has become a Facebook hero. Ever since he helped pursuing policemen to catch rioters on Birmingham's streets, the action captured by his own hand-held camera, Upinder Randhawa has become a virtual celebrity.And sc...