• Amnesty: Human rights in Iraq ‘disastrous’

  LONDON – Amnesty International on Monday said the rights situation in Iraq five years after the US-led invasion was...

   

• Guantanamo: The Bigger Picture?

   The U.S. base at Guantanamo has been called many things. The “gulag of our time” (Amnesty International General...

   

• MI5 Wants Oyster Card Travel Data

  Counter-terrorism experts call it a ‘force multiplier’: an attack combining slaughter and electronic chaos. Now...

   

• An overview of the NSA’s domestic spying program

  In Wednesday’s Wall Street Journal, Siobhan Gorman pulled together the disparate threads of reporting on what’s...

   

• England beat New Zealand in the second Test

  England beat New Zealand by 126 runs in the second Test at the Basin Reserve in Wellington. England levelled the Test series...

   

• BBC journalists arrested in Irish probe

  Four BBC journalists were arrested at the weekend by Irish police monitoring the Real IRA, the dissident group responsible...

   

• Brown: There will be a public inquiry into Iraq

  

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  Gordon Brown has promised that the Government will hold a full-scale inquiry into the mistakes made in Iraq before and since...

   

• Calls for Admiral to “blow whistle” on Iran strike

  Calls are growing on Admiral William Fallon and other senior military officers to make a public stand against the Bush administration’s...

   

• Chavez: Bush, genocidal terrorist

  Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has criticized US President George W. Bush for his latest remarks and called him a genocidal...