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A TEEN launched a firework from his BUM in this jaw-dropping footage.The video shows the youngster聽kneeling down in the street and baring his rear end before one of his mates han
stanley cup ds him a rocket.5 The foolhardy youngster clutches the firework in his bum5 The lit firework begins to burn the mans backThe man, who is holding a beer and a cigarette, clutches the launching stick between his cheeks and one of his mates ignites it with a lighter.Unsurprisingly, the moronic prank went horribly wrong when the firework burned his back
stanley cups and then EXPLODED on the ground.The kneeling youth is heard screaming in terror as the flame torches his bare skin.The mens laughter at the ridiculous spectacle quickly turns to panic.5 The laughter turns to panic when the stunt goes horribly wrong5 The youth rolls around in terror as his jacket burns5 Luckily, he was not harmed in the moronic stuntThe man scrambles alo
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SIR PHILIP GREEN would face a 拢1 billion bill for the BHS pension scandal under nuclear powers proposed by MP
adidas samba og s.A cross-party Commons committee said the Pensions Regulator should be given far more muscle when they chase tycoons for money when they go bust.3 MPs want the tycoon to hand over money to will the pensions black hole in BHSCredit: PA:Press AssociationUnder their plans, entrepreneurs should be threatened with a charge THREE TIMES higher than the amount the regulator wants to plug the shortfall in a company pensi
jordan on scheme.In the case of BHS, this would have left Sir Philip facing a 拢1 billion fine given the regulators demand for 拢350 million.The Committee also called for the Government to make it mandatory for corporate takeovers to be approved by the Pensions Regulator.3 BHS, owned by Sir Philip, closed earlier this yearCredit: PA:Press AssociationLabour s Frank Field, the Work and Pensions Committee chair, said: The measures we set out
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