I didn't help hide priest's child abuse, says Cardinal Sean Brady - Belfast Telegraph15 Mar 2010

Daily MailI didn't help hide priest's child abuse, says Cardinal Sean BradyBelfast TelegraphCardinal Sean Brady last night rejected calls to resign over his role as a bishop's secretary in the Catholic Church's cover-up of crimes by paedophile priest Father Brendan Smyth, who abused dozens of children over four decades. ...Cardinal Sean Brady in 'sex abuse cover-up'Times OnlineCardinal says he will not resign over Smyth abuse caseIrish TimesCardinal refuses to resignThe Press AssociationThe Guardian -RTE.ie -Daily Mailall 92 news articles »

Blonde whose kiss could lead to jail - The Sun15 Mar 2010

Telegraph.co.ukBlonde whose kiss could lead to jailThe SunTHIS is the pretty British tourist facing jail in Dubai for kissing her pal in public. Blonde Charlotte Adams, 25, learned yesterday that she and Ayman Najafi, 24, must wait another three weeks to learn their fate. ...Britons sentenced to a month in prison for kissing in Dubai restaurantTelegraph.co.ukI kissed him but only on the cheek, says British tourist facing jail in DubaiDaily MailBritons face jail in Dubai over kissThe GuardianThe Press Association -Metro -AFPall 462 news articles »

Plans to reform House of Lords in the pipeline - Independent15 Mar 2010

Mirror.co.ukPlans to reform House of Lords in the pipelineIndependentAfter almost a century of promises from politicians of differing hues, the Government is finally poised to publish firm plans to make the House of Lords wholly elected, it has emerged. Jack Straw, the Justice Secretary, will promise ...Labour set to unveil plan to abolish Lords in favour of an elected senateScotsmanPlans for fully elected House of Lords 'due shortly'BBC NewsPlan to turn UK lords into US-style senatorsFinancial TimesAFP -Telegraph.co.uk -The Guardianall 93 news articles »

Carbon-capture powerstation planned for Hunterston - Times Online14 Mar 2010

BBC NewsCarbon-capture powerstation planned for HunterstonTimes OnlinePlans for a “green” coal-fired power station in Ayrshire, the first in the UK with carbon capture technology, are to be lodged with the Scottish government today. Environmentalists are outraged by the scheme which, if it gets the go-ahead, ...Battle lines are drawn over new power plant planThe HeraldCoal power station plan under wayBBC NewsAnger as coal power plant bid goes aheadScotsmanNND Scotland -The Guardianall 24 news articles »

Venables: age of criminal responsibility in the spotlight - The Guardian14 Mar 2010

Sydney Morning HeraldVenables: age of criminal responsibility in the spotlightThe GuardianA vehicle carrying one of the boys charged with the murder of James Bulger is stoned as it leaves court in Liverpool in 2001. Photograph: John Giles/PA It is a pity that the debate over the age of criminal responsibility, revived this weekend by the ...James Bulger killer Jon Venables moved to safer jailMirror.co.ukBulger judge Baroness Butler-Sloss rejects raising age of criminal responsibilityTimes OnlineJames Bulger's mother calls for commissioner's sackingBBC NewsThe Press Association -Daily Mail -Metroall 521 news articles »