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27.11.2009, 20:28
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The UK has refused to block the extradition of one of its citizens for allegedly hacking into US government computers.
31.07.2009, 16:16
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A British hacker has lost a court appeal to avoid extradition to the USA. Gary McKinnon is accused of hacking the Pentagon and NASA systems in 2001 and 2002, claiming he was looking for evidence of extraterrestrial life.
20.11.2009, 18:37
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As the UK’s general election looms closer, the Tory’s are using every Labour weak spot to secure votes. Their latest line of attack criticizes an ‘incompetent’ prison service. But what is the Tory’s solution?
14.01.2010, 08:20
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Going behind bars for file sharing? Chances are high that a new Digital Bill aimed at developing digital technologies in the UK might seriously damage the industry if it becomes law.
15.01.2010, 10:24
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The recent execution of drug smuggler and British resident Akhmal Shaikh in China has created a media furor in the UK.
06.09.2009, 09:12
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A British court is said to have issued an arrest warrant for Evgeny Chichvarkin, the former head of major Russian cell phone retailer Euroset. However, the court itself hasn’t confirmed this information.
01.10.2009, 08:17
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Thousands of women and children worldwide are killed every year because their families believe they brought dishonor on them. These killings have recently been on the rise within immigrant communities in Western Europe.
08.02.2010, 17:59
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Russian authorities are discussing sending specialists abroad to lobby for the extradition of compatriots who are accused of committing crimes at home.
06.08.2010, 06:56
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Five British citizens have been extradited to Greece to face trial for allegedly stabbing and beating a man while vacationing in Crete.
19.03.2009, 09:04
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2008 was Britain’s worst-ever year for teenage crime, with one youngster killed every five days.
Published: 17 December, 2008, 10:49
Lawyers and campaigners say legal loopholes make the UK a safe haven for thousands suspected of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, and are pushing for a change in the law.
