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 »

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 266 news articles »

Coroner attacks 'failures' that led to 'avoidable' death of British soldier ... - Daily Mail23 May 2012

Daily MailCoroner attacks 'failures' that led to 'avoidable' death of British soldier ...Daily MailBy Ian Drury A coroner yesterday attacked military 'failures' which led to a British soldier being accidentally killed by his own side. Lance Corporal Michael Pritchard, 22, of the 4th Regiment Royal Military Police, was shot dead on his first tour of ...Father tells army to learn lessons after son killed by sniper comradeScotsman“They made every mistake going": Friendly fire victim's mum accuses Army of ...Mirror.co.ukMichael Pritchard inquest: Soldier accidentally shotBBC NewsScottish Daily Record -The Press Association -Metroall 213 news articles »