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news aggregatorTagged offenders 'break curfew'Ministers will "look very seriously" at a report that suggests more than half of criminals wearing electronic tags break curfews, the Home Secretary Theresa May says.
Abuse download 'risk to children'People who download child abuse images pose a risk of committing sex attacks on children, the specialist police child protection unit says.
Okla. horse ranch in cartel case raised suspicionsLEXINGTON, Okla. (AP) -- If associates of a reputed Mexican drug cartel leader had wanted to lay low while laundering money at an American horse ranch, they seemed to do everything wrong....
Texas jury convicts man in stand your ground caseHOUSTON (AP) -- A Houston jury convicted a man Wednesday of murdering his neighbor during a confrontation outside the neighbor's home two years ago, rejecting his claim that he was within his rights to fatally shoot the man under Texas' version of a stand-your-ground law....
Oxford offers £22,000 to ScotsOxford University is to provide up to £22,000 of financial support to Scots in a move to encourage more applications
Federal prosecutors drop case against John EdwardsRALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Federal prosecutors dropped all charges Wednesday against John Edwards, triggering criticism that the year-long prosecution of the former presidential candidate was a waste of time and taxpayer money....
'Weakness' in public body mergersA "weakness" in the mergers of some public sector organisations has been criticised by the public spending watchdog Audit Scotland.
Writer: Should U.S. kill al-Assad?Clarity needed over Army changesThe UK government needs to clarify the details of changes planned for the Armed Forces in Scotland, Bruce Crawford says
Doctors transplant vein grown with patient's own stem cellsMore teachers to learn on the jobExtra cash is being offered to graduates to teach maths in primary schools and to teachers training in the most challenging schools.
University complaints rise by 20%Disputes over plagiarism have driven a rise in complaints by students against universities in England and Wales, says the official adjudicator.
Obama gives Medal of Freedom to Israel's PeresWASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is presenting Israeli President Shimon Peres (shee-MOHN' PEHR'-ehs) with the Medal of Freedom, calling him the essence of Israel itself....
Opinion: Ban swearing? WTF?Green man 'too fast for elderly'Pedestrian crossings do not allow older people enough time to cross the road, study warns.
American Scene: Soldier gets life sentence for killing two roommatesGEORGIA FORT STEWART — A soldier was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison without parole for the 2010 slayings of two Army roommates, both shot at a U.S. base camp in Iraq hours after the suspect complained their room was too messy. Ten-year-old gets lab-grown veinA 10-year-old girl has had a major blood vessel in her body replaced with one grown in the laboratory, Swedish doctors report.
'Stop opposing assisted dying' - BMJThe British Medical Journal has called on doctors' organisations to stop opposing assisted dying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults.
Pollutant turns fly-traps veggieWhy some carnivorous plants are giving up meat
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