Rip Torn charged over bank break-in

Elmore "Rip" Torn has been charged with breaking into a Connecticut bank and carrying a loaded handgun while intoxicated. State police say the 78-year-old actor was arrested on Friday night after police found him inside the Litchfield Bancorp with a loaded revolver. The Men In Black star has been taken into custody and charged with burglary and possession of firearm without a permit. He is being held on 100,000 dollar (£62,500) bond and is scheduled for an appearance in Bantam Superior Court. Last year, Torn was given probation in a Connecticut drunken driving case and granted permission to enter an alcohol education programme. He also has two previous drink-driving arrests in New York. A spokesman for Torn did not immediately return phone calls.(my view lol)-So when he goes to jail probably it'll be the last suit he wears(the orange prison uniform or what ever color they wear now)

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GMTV breast milk comments spark row

Ofcom is looking into complaints after a midwife suggested during a TV debate that breast milk may not be any better for older children than drinking cola. The comments were made on GMTV, during a discussion hosted by Lorraine Kelly tackling the "taboo" subject of breastfeeding older infants, which also included opinions from members of the public. Midwife and breastfeeding specialist Clare Byam-Cook, one of three guests involved in the studio debate, told GMTV: "Breast milk beyond the age of two isn't necessarily good because it's very, very sweet... "The fact that it's breast milk doesn't make it any better than a glass of Coca-Cola. It does damage babies' teeth." Ann Sinnott, author of a book about breastfeeding older children, challenged her view, asking what the evidence was. She said: "There is no solid research on this at all." Mother Nicola Harris, who is breastfeeding her four-year-old child, told the ITV1 debate on Thursday that her daughter has perfect teeth. Ms Byam-Cook told GMTV she is all for breastfeeding, but this became a "private decision" beyond the age of about two. She said: "I certainly don't see why babies should decide. If your toddler decided that she wanted to spend all day eating sweets, watching television, going to bed at midnight would you say: 'Well that's your choice?' No." It is understood GMTV received between 10 and 20 emails responding to the item, giving a range of opinions. A spokesman for Ofcom said: "We have received a small number of complaints which are being assessed against the Broadcasting Code." A spokeswoman for the show said: "We are satisfied that we presented a fair and balanced item. "Each guest was given ample time to express their views." (my view)-I disagree,breastmilk is better then cola,i drink both and breastmilk has won hands down in my book and breastmilk/breastfeeding is healthier and has many benefits....i down get sick as much 87% less illness,and i can think more clearly

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