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Human Rights official says deporting hate preacher would set a 'bad example' Britain would face no real punishment if Abu Qatada was put on a plane tomorrow, a senior European human rights official has admitted. Thomas Hammarberg said ‘there isn’t really
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A Jordanian prince has refused to give assurances over whether radical cleric Abu Qatada would get a fair trial if he were deported to Jordan.Qatada has been released from jail under strict bail conditions while the Government seeks assurances that evide
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A Jordanian prince has refused to give assurances over whether radical cleric Abu Qatada would get a fair trial if he were deported to Jordan. Qatada has been released from jail under strict bail conditions while the Government seeks assurances that evid
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Mohamed Kendeh, who sexually assaulted 11 women, at first successfully claimed deporting him to Sierra Leone destroyed his right to a family life here. But he went on to be jailed again for robbery in 2009, prompting renewed efforts to deport him. The 25
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So what should be done in Britain about foreign terrorist suspects and the European Court of Human Rights? In the wake of the decision yesterday by Britain’s Special Immigration Appeals Commission to free the al Qaeda mastermind abu Qatada on bail (true
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A violent sex attacker who continued to commit crimes while using human rights laws to fight efforts to deport him has been sent back to Sierra Leone. A senior immigration judge ruled five years ago that Mohamed Kendeh, who admitted indecently assaulting
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I have been following the articles and letters regarding the possible closure of the two Household Waste Recycling Centres at Leadenham and Whisby. I am delighted that the Leadenham site has been receiving plenty of public support and would like to put o
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Nearly a million people who volunteered to help in schools or at sport and charity events last year were subjected to official checks on their backgrounds, figures show. Altogether there were just over four million Criminal Records Bureau checks, accordi
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The Queen is to let hundreds of people camp in her back garden during the Olympics. Only a week ago, Theresa May, the Home Secretary, with an eye on what had happened at St Paul’s, was saying that the last things to be allowed during the Olympics were te
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A radical cleric who poses a serious risk to the UK's national security was free to walk the streets as talks continued to deport him as soon as possible. Abu Qatada was released under some of the toughest conditions imposed since the September 11 terror
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Abu Qatada was released under some of the toughest conditions imposed since the September 11 terror attacks and is free to leave his home for just two hours a day. His release from Long Lartin high-security jail in Evesham, Worcestershire, last night cam
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Abu Qatada was released under some of the toughest conditions imposed since the September 11 terror attacks and is free to leave his home for just two hours a day. His release from Long Lartin high-security jail in Evesham, Worcestershire, on Monday nigh
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Railway stations, shopping centres, nightclubs and even police stations will be pinpointed on a new crime map showing where trouble is occurring in the borough. Home Secretary Theresa May, who is also MP for Twyford, last week announced the extension of
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BOSTON MP Mark Simmonds has welcomed plans to stop cash payments for scrap metal. Home secretary Theresa May has announced the Government is stepping up its action against metal theft by creating a new criminal offence to prohibit cash payments when purc
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Three trousered £42,000 — double the average copper's salary at the same time the Government was laying off 4,000 officers. Labour MP John Robertson called on Home Secretary Theresa May to put a stop to the public sector gravy train. "This is obscene at
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Call grows for 51-year-old hate preacher to be deported 79,000 readers sign Sun petition Any visitors who are not his wife or children must be vetted first by the security services. European judges stopped Qatada being sent to face terror charges in Jord
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13 February 2012 Last updated at 10:15 ET The company said customers who registered could complete future transactions more quickly A Black Country recycling company has introduced a new scheme to combat metal thefts as it prepares for planned changes to
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A radical cleric described as Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe will be banned from taking his youngest child to school when he is released from prison, sources said today. Abu Qatada, who will be released from a maximum security prison this wee
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A RADICAL cleric described as Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe will be banned from taking his youngest child to school when he is released from prison, sources said today.Abu Qatada, who will be released from a maximum security prison this week
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A radical cleric described as Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe will be banned from taking his youngest child to school when he is released from prison, sources said. Abu Qatada, who will be released from a maximum security prison this week whil
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Britain's Home Secretary Theresa May delivers her speech on police reform, in central London August 16, 2011. May said reforms to policing would allow more officers to patrol the streets and added that she could widen their curfew powers to prevent a repeat of the recent riots.
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British Home Secretary Theresa May (C) visits residents and shopkeepers in Clapham Junction, in south London, on August 9, 2011, following a third night of unrest in London. Smouldering parts of London resembled a war zone on Tuesday after a third night of violence with shops looted,...
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British Home Secretary Theresa May attends a reception in Downing Street, central London, on June 22, 2011, attended by senior figures in British sport, to discuss homophobia and transphobia in sport.
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