Votes for villains: Prisoners must be given the right to vote, EU rules - Mirror.co.uk23 May 2012

Telegraph.co.ukVotes for villains: Prisoners must be given the right to vote, EU rulesMirror.co.ukThe court in Strasbourg said that banning inmates from taking part in elections was a breach of their human rights. The ruling sets the stage for a showdown with Parliament after MPs last year voted overwhelmingly to keep the ban in place.Opposition voiced to giving vote to inmatesScotsmanPrisoner vote row: European judges insist prisoners MUST get the voteDaily MailUK gets ultimatum on giving vote to prisonersThe IndependentBBC News -The Sun -Telegraph.co.ukall 250 news articles »

Diabetes: 24000 Deaths A Year Blamed On NHS - Sky News23 May 2012

Sky NewsDiabetes: 24000 Deaths A Year Blamed On NHSSky NewsWidespread failings in NHS diabetic care cause 24000 unnecessary deaths every year, a report has warned. The National Audit Office (NAO) report found treatment for diabetic patients is a postcode lottery with a massive variation in quality of care from ...Diabetes timebomb: Only half of NHS patients receiving acceptable careThe IndependentDiabetes care 'has been failing for decade'BBC NewsReport reveals diabetes 'lottery'The Press AssociationThe Guardian -The Sun -ITV Newsall 15 news articles »

Girl 'saw parents murder her sister' - Herald Scotland23 May 2012

BBC NewsGirl 'saw parents murder her sister'Herald ScotlandA TEENAGER told police she saw her mother and father murder her sister by forcing a bag into her mouth and suffocating her, a court has heard. Iftikhar and Farzana Ahmed are accused of killing their 17-year-old daughter Shafilea in the family home in ...Shafilea Ahmed trial: Alesha 'watched her mother and father choke her sister ...Daily MailDead girl's sister tells of their parents' abuseScotsmanParents 'killed daughter by forcing bag into her mouth'The IndependentBBC News -The Guardian -Sky Newsall 572 news articles »

Anti-corruption detectives accused of 'pocketing bribes worth £20000 from ... - Daily Mail23 May 2012

Daily MailAnti-corruption detectives accused of 'pocketing bribes worth £20000 from ...Daily MailBy Chris Greenwood Scotland Yard is probing allegations that anti-corruption detectives pocketed bribes worth up to £20000 from private investigators. The officers are accused of taking the money for information about a highly-sensitive inquiry into a ...Police 'sold information to private detectives'The IndependentYard detectives 'took payoffs'The Press AssociationMetropolitan police anti-corruption unit investigated over paymentsThe GuardianBBC News -Washington Postall 265 news articles »