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Film-maker's release 'victory for journalists' rights'
The Press Association
A film maker from London detained in Gaza by Hamas said his release was a victory for the rights of journalists to cover difficult stories. Paul Martin was arrested on February 14 in a Gaza court where he was due to give evidence on behalf of a ...
Hamas releases British journalist Paul MartinBBC News
Hamas releases British reporter held in GazaAFP
Israeli soldiers indicted for Gaza war conductThe Associated Press
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Politicians tell court they are not guilty on expenses
BBC News
Three MPs and a peer have said they are pleading not guilty in court to charges related to their expenses claims. Jim Devine, Elliot Morley, David Chaytor and Lord Hanningfield all told Westminster magistrates they denied theft by false accounting. ...
Three MPs and a peer deny expenses fraudReuters UK
MPs and peer invoke parliamentary privilege as they plead not guilty to ...The Guardian
MP in court to answer fraud chargesThe Press Association
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Lib Dem activists face investor scrutiny
Financial Times
The tale of the Liberal Democrat delegate who ?carefully chose? his words on the conference platform for fear of ?unsettling the markets? is sometimes cited as an example of the party's enduring eccentric streak. ...
Nick Clegg outlines LibDem terms if election ends in hung ParliamentDaily Mail
Clegg sets conditions for Lib Dem post-election dealBBC News
Nick Clegg praises Margaret Thatcher's legacyThe Guardian
Wall Street Journal -Telegraph.co.uk (blog) -Economist
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GCHQ staff lost 35 laptop computers, report says
The Guardian
GCHQ's monitoring system has been criticised as 'haphazard' in an intelligence security committee report. Photograph: PR Staff at GCHQ, the government's electronic eavesdropping centre, mislaid 35 laptops and it was not known whether the computers ...
Foreign intelligence agencies hack into British companiesTelegraph.co.uk
China and Russia have launched 'many' cyber attacks on industry and state ...Daily Mail
The government has said the security services face "difficult choices" amid ...BBC News
ZDNet (blog)
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Yobs 'tormented disabled man to death'
Independent
A 64-year-old man with learning difficulties was "tormented to death" after being bullied by yobs for more than a decade, neighbours claimed today. Police and authorities were warned that David Askew was ...
Man, 64, collapses and dies after 'abuse from youths'BBC News
Man, 64, 'Tormented To Death By Yobs'Sky News
Man found dead at home was 'tormented' by youthsThe Guardian
Manchester Evening News -Telegraph.co.uk -Key 103 Manchester
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A momentous day for relatives of the Iraq fallen
Independent
As The Last Post sounded, the wind that had buffeted the National Memorial Arboretum suddenly dropped and the billowing flags hung forlornly as heads were bowed in silence. Wave after wave of the families of those who perished in Iraq ...
British victims of Basra honoured in their home country at lastThe Guardian
Gordon and Sarah Brown comfort families of Iraq war dead at poignant memorial ...Daily Mail
Service to rededicate Basra Memorial WallBBC News
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Underfunded to police Cardiff - The Guardian

Underfunded to police Cardiff
The Guardian
South Wales Police is underfunded by the Home Office, the chair of the police authority said today. Councillor Russell Roberts' comments follow a report from HMIC (Her Majesty's Chief Inspectorate of Constabulary), which commends South Wales Police for ...
Warwickshire police force rated 'fair' by watchdogBBC News
Police failing to visit 1 in 4 anti-social behaviour victimsDaily Mail
One in four reports of anti social behaviour ignoredTelegraph.co.uk
Rochdale Online -Reuters UK -Public Finance
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Timetable to Election 2010 - BBC News

Timetable to Election 2010
BBC News
Prime Minister Gordon Brown's announcement that the Budget will be on 24 March has convinced most MPs that the general election will follow on 6 May. Assuming this is the case, here is the likely countdown to polling day. Chancellor Alistair Darling is ...
Countdown to 6 May election as Gordon Brown plays the character cardScotsman
Brown reaches out to 'mainstream mums' with warning over Tory spending cutsThe Guardian
Gordon Brown has terrible form when it comes to keeping his promisesTelegraph.co.uk
Financial Times -Crystalumbrella.com -Morning Star Online
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British Airways computer expert 'planned suicide bombings'
The Guardian
A BA computer expert has been charged with planning suicide bombings. Photograph: Bloomberg via Getty Images A British Airways computer expert who allegedly offered to cover for cabin crew in the event of a strike appeared in court today charged with ...
British Airways 'terror plot' worker appears in courtBBC News
BA employee in court on suicide bombing chargeThe Associated Press
Suicide bomb plot suspect 'volunteered as British Airways cabin crew'Times Online
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Bulger killers new identities stop lynch mobs says Jack Straw
Scotsman
JUSTICE Secretary Jack Straw yesterday defended the granting of new identities to the killers of James Bulger. Court orders preventing the new names of Robert Thompson and Jon Venables becoming public helped stop "lynch mob" attacks ...
James Bulger's mother meets Jack StrawBBC News
No escapeEconomist
James Bulger's mother meets with justice secretary Jack StrawInTheNews.co.uk
Spiked -Lancashire Telegraph -Ireland Online
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