This guy made a plane in his back garden

Afternoon all, When George was a child he wanted to see if he could fly. He made wings from curtains and climbed to the top of his roof, and then jumped off the roof. He nearly broke his leg but, undeterred, he eventually made this light aircraft.

He put the airframe together from aluminium found in metal workshops in his hometown of Juba, and he imported two small petrol engines to power it. The pilot’s seat is a garden chair. The only thing is, George hasn’t been granted permission to test fly the plane, so he can only taxi it round his own back garden. The plane-builder of South Sudan You may not realise it but the clothes you donate to a charity shop won’t necessarily be sold in that charity shop. A lot are shipped abroad to countries such as Chile, Guatemala and Ghana.

One author estimates that more than 70% of the clothes donated get shipped abroad. Is this a good or a bad thing? Where do your old clothes go? Who shot whom? A day of bloodshed on Kiev's main square, nearly a year ago, marked the end of a winter of protest against the pro-Russian government of president Viktor Yanukovych, who soon afterwards fled Ukraine. More than 50 protesters and three policemen died. But how did the shooting begin? Protest organisers have always denied any involvement - but one man told us a different story. The untold story of the Maidan massacre

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