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An NHS trust who left a man brain damaged after failing to diagnose his meningitis have today paid £3.2million compensation.

Jane Andrews, the former royal aide on the run from prison for more than two days, is back in police custody after being found near the jail

Britain and Australia have apologized for the mistreatment of so-called "child migrants" sent out to get a "better life" overseas. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd spoke at a ceremony Monday in Canberra. (Nov 13)

The Danish Prime Minister Lars Rasmussen has confirmed that there will be no legally-binding climate pact signed by world leaders at the Copenhagen summit. The best the summit hopes to achieve now is a political deal in which nations agree to 'embrace' emissions reductions, conditional upon other nations adopting and meeting their own targets. The downgrading of expectations for the summit is an attempt to avert outright failure at Copenhagen.

Libel tourism UK blogger Bruce Everiss is being sued for defamation by a US registered company named Evony. Now where do you think Evony have commenced their litigation? The USA? No. The UK? No.

English artist, Douglas Rickard talks about how he stands with Israel and speaks out against the anti-Israel bias in Britain -http://www.douglasrickard.com

Police believe 17-year-old Ashleigh Hall met her killer on the internet

Professor Richard Falk spoke at the Palestine Center on 6 October 2009 for the Edward Said Memorial Lecture.

The Prime Minister confirmed today that New Zealand’s SAS is operating in Kabul, and said he will review his Government’s secretive approach to Special Forces deployments. A story in the most recent Sunday Star Times highlighted comments by a Norwegian ...

Lincoln Magistrates' Court heard that the ring was smashed following an investigation by the BBC's Panorama programme