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27.08.2009, 20:16
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There's mounting pressure in the U.S. and UK on the British and Scottish governments to reveal if a deal was struck with Libya over the release of the Lockerbie bomber.
24.10.2010, 21:54
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Governments should work on decreasing secrecy around its activities, believes WiliLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson.
03.03.2010, 07:55
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In UK a scandal is raging after it was reveled that the British Secret services were torturing one of its citizens at Guantanamo Bay, but despite persistent calls the government declined to run a full inquiry.
25.03.2009, 09:32
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The British counter-intelligence agency MI-5 warns that foreign spies still present a risk to national security alongside the likes of Al-Qaeda.
06.03.2010, 01:50
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The visit of radical anti-Muslim Dutch politician Geert Wilders to the UK, who brought his controversial movie with him, has caused rallies in the center of London against the visit.
09.07.2009, 18:43
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A British deputy consul in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg has been sacked after he was secretly filmed having sex with two prostitutes.
09.07.2009, 12:40
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Could the most audacious terrorist attack in history be a “sophisticated masterpiece of demolition”?
07.04.2010, 12:33
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Britain is hoping to put itself at the forefront of the fight against Internet piracy with the new Digital Economy Bill, to be debated in parliament later on Tuesday.
10.03.2010, 20:50
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Jesse Ventura's new book American Conspiracies questions the government's position on 9/11. He wrote about the same topic on The Huffington Post, but his article was banned. Read it here on RT.
04.09.2009, 18:04
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has delivered a speech to defend the highly criticized Afghan campaign. This comes a day after a defense ministry aide resigned, rebuffing the government’s Afghan handling.
Published: 06 May, 2009, 17:44
The British secret service, MI5, tried to hire British nationals held in Guantanamo Bay and various other US prison camps, reports 'The Independent' newspaper.
Where else, were the British going to get their next load of fiction, for a file to be used to lie to the UN. They had already exhausted the internet and Google. Now,with just a little bit more torture, hosted by the US and supported by NATO and the EU, they could get some REAL fiction. Hey chappy, do you think he's enjoying all that choking! Write it down old chap! its just Gaggle the new western offline search engine, it will save our internet fees. Colin Powell will read it out all the same. For Britain, the future's bright, the futures Orange - well at least the suit is!