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GOOD NEWS Laughter is Always the Best Remedy Users of Twitter have taken to social media to take the piss out of acts of extremism that have taken place recently. Internet users have been replacing Islamic State Members faces wiith duck heads. 'YouAintAMuslimBruv' and #BrusselsLockdown Cat Confusion have all trended recently in a show of unity against terror by roasting the purr-petrators. Evicted War Vet gets a Home for Christmas Johnnie Hodges is a 90 year old World War Two veteran from Buf- falo, New York who was evicted after falling behind on medical bills. That was until Greg Elwood, a complete stranger from nearby Williamsville started a GoFundMe campaign to get him his house back. "I'm very happy to be back...and spend Christ- mas with my family in my home" Johnnie told ABC News. Africa Stands Strong A massive continent-wide ini- tiativemeans Africa may have greener energy for the next 15 years. The African Renewable En- ergy Initiative (Arei) plans to make the continent the cleanest in the world. Solar Energy potential is huge, and is surely the solution to energy, making it the perfect opportunity for African nations to show how they can innovate. 5th November, over 50,000 people come out to make their voices heard, with tens of thousands more making their stand at other protests through- out the following month. Is this because people are becoming more in- formed or because more politicians seem so out of touch? Probably both. What we can see is that more and more people are beginning to give a shit about politics, as protest numbers rise against a wider range of issues. This wave of protest is healthy for the democracy and helps hold govern- ments accountable to the mistreatment of democracy so get out there and support the increasing number people on the frontline for change. BUSSEY BUILDING VICTORY In an amazing display of communi- ty support, Bussey Building have won the fight against being priced out of the area, after a successful campaign from locals, workers and music-lovers caused the planning application to build luxury flats at the location get withdrawn. The petition led to over 14,000 people venting their anger at plans to turn one of South London's bus- iest creative venues into a vomit-in- ducing hotbed of bellends. The flats would have killed off Peck- ham's flourishing music and arts hub as well as ruining the view of London's skyline from Frank's Bar. In response to the huge backlash, the statement from the developers read "…following careful consider- ation, we have today instructed Southwark Council that we wish to withdraw the current planning ap- plication.". A resounding middle finger to those damaging London's nightlife. LONDON PROTESTS Bombing Syria, Trafalgar Sq, 10 Downing Street 29th Nov Climate Change Trafalgar Sq, 10 Downing Street 28th Nov #GrantsNotDebts, Trafalgar Sq, 10 Downing Street 4th Nov Junior Doctors Trafalgar Sq, 10 Downing Street October 17th Over the last few months, Londoners have protested in their thousands against a variety of injustices in the world. 14000 signed petition against Southwark Coun- cil's plans to gentrify venue 4 Issue 82 / 2015 GUESTLIST guestlist.net