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The last British serviceman to
have seen active duty in both
world wars has died peacefully,
aged 10, at the Masonic care
home in Sindlesham.
William Stone joined the Royal
Navy in 191 and served on
ships during both world wars,
until 195.
Bill was the last remaining
Gordon
Royal Navy veteran of World
Brown uses
War I.
In November he led the
protection on
nation's remembrance at the
Cenotaph in London along with
holiday
two of only three surviving
fellow WWI British veterans,
It has been revealed that
112-year-old Henry Allingham
protecting Gordon Brown
and 110-year old Harry Patch.
and his family on holiday
last summer cost the British
taxpayer £160,000
The Suffolk force provided
round-the-clock security while A different class of drug
the Prime Minister was renting
seven-bedroom Shadingfield The reclassification of cannabis as a Class B drug
Hall near Southwold. has come into effect in England and Wales this month
Gordon Brown, wife Sarah amid complaints the new laws are "illogical". Liberal
and their sons John and Fraser Democrat MEP Chris Davies said the changes were
enjoyed their holiday in the disproportionate to the harmfulness of the drug and
lavish mansion for two weeks that they would in any case be ineffective. He said:
in July and August. Clearly Mr. "The reality is cannabis has been illegal for 0 years
Brown is not affected by the and it has made no difference whatsoever to its
financial crisis. usage... The use of cannabis should be a matter of
health policy not criminal law. The principle of a free
society is that people should be able to do whatever
they like as long as they cause no harm to other
people."
 viva magazine
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