Scottish referendum talks make progress - Financial Times13 Feb 2012

The GuardianScottish referendum talks make progressFinancial TimesBy Andrew Bolger, Scotland Correspondent The Holyrood and Westminster governments remain at odds over whether a referendum on Scottish independence should contain a question on “devolution max”, or fiscal autonomy, as an alternative to full ...Alex Salmond 'spins' Scottish referendum dateTelegraph.co.ukAlex Salmond claims 'modest progress' made on independence vote as Cameron ...Daily MailUK's Cameron to hold talks with Scottish leader on Scotland independence voteWashington PostScotsman -The Press Association -The Guardianall 297 news articles »

Rangers fans: "It's a shambles" - BBC News13 Feb 2012

BBC NewsRangers fans: "It's a shambles"BBC NewsRangers Football Club has confirmed it has filed legal papers at the Court of Session to appoint administrators. The club said it would continue with "business as usual" until it decided whether to take that step. Rangers now has 10 days to make a ...Rangers FC signals intention to go into administrationScotsmanRangers announce plans to go into administrationTelegraph.co.ukRangers FC Takes Step Towards AdministrationSky NewsSkySports -Yahoo! Eurosport UK -Daily Mailall 480 news articles »

Yard defends Sun hacking raids - The Press Association13 Feb 2012

Globe and MailYard defends Sun hacking raidsThe Press AssociationScotland Yard has defended its handling of the inquiries into hacking and corrupt payments by journalists amid heavy criticism, insisting the operations were not "in any way disproportionate". Trevor Kavanagh, associate editor of The Sun, ...News Corp. Sun Rebels on 'Witch Hunt' Before Murdoch ArrivesBusinessWeekMurdoch hit by threat of new legal fight in USThe IndependentThe Sun's Trevor Kavanagh: News Corp team 'boasting' over help to policeThe GuardianTelegraph.co.uk -Spectator.co.uk -BBC Newsall 2,653 news articles »

As diplomats targeted, Israel blames Iran | - Reuters13 Feb 2012

CTV.caAs diplomats targeted, Israel blames Iran |ReutersBy Dan Williams | JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel accused arch-enemies Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah of being behind twin bomb attacks that targeted embassy staff in India and Georgia on Monday, wounding four people. Tehran denied involvement in ...Iran says Israel attacked its own embassiesJerusalem PostClinton condemns anti-Israeli attacksAFPIsrael Blames Iran for Attacks in India, GeorgiaVoice of AmericaWashington Post -Haaretz -CNNall 1,676 news articles »

Abu Qatada, radical preacher with alleged al-Qaida ties, being freed from ... - Washington Post13 Feb 2012

The GuardianAbu Qatada, radical preacher with alleged al-Qaida ties, being freed from ...Washington PostLONDON — Abu Qatada, a radical Muslim cleric whom British officials say is an al-Qaida figurehead and a threat to national security, will be freed from an English prison into virtual house arrest, judicial officials said Monday.Abu Qatada supporters post hate sermonsChannel 4 NewsAbu Qatada to be released from Long Lartin jailBBC NewsAbu Qatada To Be Released ImminentlySky NewsDaily Mail -Telegraph.co.uk -Whitby Todayall 506 news articles »