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Until January this year, the minority Kurds ruled the local council because the Sunni Arabs boycotted the election of 2005.

It lacks such a council because the three main military groups in the city do not get along, national council officials said.

"We [the inmates] always had faith in the privy council because the justice in Trinidad and Tobago is very poor," he says.

Part of their roof is leaking, but they cannot get a renovation grant from the council because the roof is not bad enough for the "serious disrepair" category.

The problem should be taken to the UN security council, because the Afghan problem is now impacting on much of the world.

We're turning to the security council because the version of these lurid events comes mostly from Turkey's government-controlled press, not free and independent journalistic outlets.

Despite the unfortunate wording of Keir's proposal, her £60,000 sculpture of a bronze elephant arseing about is still supported by the council because has a link to the historical motif of the area.

Clive Bone told the BBC he found "people didn't want to stand for the council" because of the inclusion of the prayers.

"I think the city needs some youthful leaders on the council because in the last couple of years they have not been too young," he said.

He did not have the confidence or the influence to push ideas through the general council because for the greater part of his stewardship, he could count on few powerful allies.

Editor's Note: Union teachers are expected to be elected to the central council because of the majority that union members command in the school system, but nonunion teachers are eligible for election to the council.