Stating the obvious
As you're probably aware there's been a fire at Camden Market and that's a bad thing. It all appears to be very much doom and gloom at the moment but we'll have to wait to see what the real damage is. However, something I noticed whilst looking through the news articles (well, the BBC website) was this sentence:
"A group of Goths, clad in long black coats and dresses, stood somewhat incongruously on a street corner, unsure of what to do next, their plans ruined"
This is not news. Standing around "incongruously on a street corner" and "unsure of what to do next" is a good night out. More importantly "their plans ruined" will allow for scope to complain about stuff for many evenings out for the future. It's also probably the case in most events where something bad has happened, one might find goths standing around looking unsure of what to do next ;)
"A group of Goths, clad in long black coats and dresses, stood somewhat incongruously on a street corner, unsure of what to do next, their plans ruined"
This is not news. Standing around "incongruously on a street corner" and "unsure of what to do next" is a good night out. More importantly "their plans ruined" will allow for scope to complain about stuff for many evenings out for the future. It's also probably the case in most events where something bad has happened, one might find goths standing around looking unsure of what to do next ;)