• Timeline: how de Menezes identity emerged

  The IPCC put together a timetable of events as they investigated the aftermath of the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes...

   

• Thousands Of British Troops Suffering Mental Problems

  Thousands Of British Troops Suffering Mental Problems, Alcoholism And Family Breakdowns From Iraq, Afghanistan Service Thousands...

   

• U.S. spy satellite declared loss, to drop from orbit

  By Andrea Shalal-Esa The National Reconnaissance Office has deemed an experimental U.S. spy satellite a total loss and will...

   

• Court Ruling that NSA Wiretapping is Illegal Drives Emergency Push for New Spy Powers, Newsweek Reports

  By Ryan Singel The Bush Administration’s hard press for emergency wiretapping powers from Congress before the August...

   

• Lawyers: Military violated rules at Gitmo

  AP Lawyers for Guantanamo Bay detainees told a federal appeals court Wednesday that the United States violated its own rules...

   

• The ugly rumour that never reached Sir Ian

  By Philippe Naughton Sometimes, if you read the IPCC’s Stockwell Two report, you get the impression that Sir Ian Blair...

   

• Rumsfeld helped Al Qaeda establish a stronghold in Northwestern Pakistan

  By Prof. Michel Chossudovsky The Bush administration is contemplating sending US Forces to Pakistan with a view to neutralizing...

   

• Bush Officials May Face New Subpoenas

  By Nathan Guttman High-profile Bush administration officials could be called to the witness stand if two deposed pro-Israel...

   

• Democrats Offer Compromise Plan On Surveillance

  Proposal Would Involve FISA Court in Warrants By Ellen Nakashima and Spencer S. Hsu Congressional Democrats outlined a temporary...

   

• The Miami Five – Victims of American Justice

  

  Aug 2, 2007 22:07

  flamesong On 8th June 2001 in a federal court in Miami five Cuban men, Gerardo Hernández, Ramón Labañino, Antonio Guerrero,...

   

• The ‘medical miracle’ that brought near-vegetative brain back to life

  By Mark Henderson The mother of a man who was left in a near-vegetative state by a serious assault spoke yesterday of her...

   

• Police DNA database ‘risks criminalising non-offenders’

  By Ben Russell People are being added to the Government’s national DNA database at the rate of more than one a minute,...

   

• BAA denies seeking blanket ban on airport protest

  By John Vidal BAA backtracked yesterday from trying to get one of the widest-ranging injunctions ever sought in Britain and...

   

• Government Technologies Reduce National Security

  

  Aug 1, 2007 18:10

  By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News   A German hacker and security consultant, Lukas Grunwald, has again demonstrated...

   

• Haneef linked to MI5 probe

  By Renee Viellaris, Ian McPhedran and Margaret Wenham FREED terror suspect Mohamed Haneef was regularly in contact with Islamic...

   

• Reviewing Linda McQuaig’s “It’s the Crude, Dude”

  By Stephen Lendman RINF Alternative News Linda McQuaig is a prominent, admired, and award-winning Canadian journalist writing...

   

• Secret evidence keeps terror suspects in UK

  By Joshua Rozenberg Two suspected Algerian terrorists cannot be deported for reasons that are too secret to disclose, the...

   

• Special ‘fingerprint’ lamps to boost crime fighting in Kensington

  By Ian Morgan Scenes of crime officers in Kensington and Chelsea will have more state-of-the-art equipment to help track...

   

• The CIA proposed that I assassinate Fidel in Chile, Veciana confesses

  Founder of Alpha 66, identified as an accomplice in the conspiracy to assassinate Kennedy Granma International It was the...

   

• Report: White House says spying broader than previously admitted

  Reuters The Bush administration’s top intelligence official has acknowledged that a controversial domestic surveillance...

   

• Bush-Brown summit: Tensions but no policy shift by Britain

  By Chris Marsden There is a scene in the film Love Actually when the newly elected Prime Minister played by Hugh Grant finally...

   

• Banks guilty as charged

  COMPUTER COCK-UPS THAT SINK CUSTOMERS Mirror  Much of the misery created by rip-of f overdraft fees is caused by banks’...

   

• Impeachment as Political Solution to Iraq War

  By James Rothenberg It has become cliché to say that this Iraq war cannot be won militarily. Equally comfortable with this...

   

• Police want ‘Tesco jails’

  By Richard Ford Police and retailers are backing proposals for short-term “Tesco jails” for shopping malls and major...

   

• Police chief singled out over De Menezes shooting

  By James Macintyre Two years after police shot dead the innocent Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes, it finally appeared that...