Emily Longley trial: Turner working in the family business at time of arrest - Bournemouth Echo23 May 2012

Sydney Morning HeraldEmily Longley trial: Turner working in the family business at time of arrestBournemouth EchoELLIOT Turner was still working in the family business at the time of his arrest. RE Porter jewellers in Post Office Road, Bournemouth was initially acquired by his grandfather before it was handed down to Elliot's parents, Anita and Leigh.Elliot Turner: jailed for murdering 'trophy' girlfriendTelegraph.co.ukMillionaire murderer Elliot Turner will be jailed for at least 16 yearsMirror.co.ukBritish rich kid convicted of New Zealand model murder, parents guilty of cover-upHerald SunBBC News -Stuff.co.nz -The Guardianall 1,019 news articles »

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.UK can decide which prisoners vote, says European CourtBBC NewsPrisoner vote row: European judges insist prisoners MUST get the voteDaily MailDavid Cameron urged to stand up to Europe over prisoner vote rowTelegraph.co.ukScotsman -Financial Times -The Independentall 251 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 AssociationDetectives 'key culprits' in cash for information claimBBC NewsThe Guardian -Washington Postall 270 news articles »