Wednesday, 16 May, 2012, 16:01 BST
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Top Stories from the News section
Palestine: Israel shuts down school to replace it with military training base
16-05-2012
Israeli soldiers forced shut a Palestinian elementary school in Khribit Jibna village in order to replace it with a military base.
Palestine: Israeli soldiers kidnap child near Hebron
16-05-2012
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, on Tuesday, a Palestinian child in Beit Ummar town, near the southern West Bank city of Hebron, after repeatedly kicking and punching him to various parts of his body.
Palestine: Empty stomach warriors: A history lesson
16-05-2012
Hunger strikes like the one that ended Monday have long been the only way for Palestinians held captive by Israel to secure improvements to harsh prison conditions.
Yemen: US drones kill civilians in Yemen onslaught
16-05-2012
44 people, including 12 civilians were killed in Yemen as the government pressed ahead with a new US-backed offensive against insurgents in the south of the country.
Pakistan seeks formal U.S. apology over NATO strike
15-05-2012
Pakistan has sought a formal apology from the United States over a NATO deadly airstrike on its border posts which killed 24 soldiers in November last year.
Latest Press Release
March 27, 2012
Johnson blames riots on lack of education, refuses to blame police
London Mayor has refused to blame the police for the robust way they responded to last year’s rioting that spread from the city to elsewhere across the country.
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Editorial - British justice subcontracted to the US
Issue 276 - April 27, 2012
Prime Minister, David Cameron, has welcomed the European Court of Human Rights ruling that five terror suspects, including Babar Ahmad, Britain’s longest detained prisoner without trial, can be extradited to the US. “It’s quite right that we have a proper legal process, although sometimes you can be frustrated by how long things take.
British justice system fails longest incarcerated Briton without trial
Issue 276 - April 27, 2012
Babar Ahmad’s campaigners say they are “disappointed” with the European Court of Human Rights ruling that he can be extradited to the US to answer alleged terrorism charges and insist Scotland Yard, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and the former Attorney General must all answer questions on how his case “even got to Strasbourg and why Babar even needs to be extradited.”
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