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Six killed in attack outside US mission in Istanbul

AFP - 1 hour 31 minutes ago

ISTANBUL (AFP) - Three unidentified gunmen and three Turkish policemen were killed Wednesday in an attack on a checkpoint outside the well-fortified US consulate in Istanbul that officials labelled a "terrorist" act. More »

  • Brown 'wrong on detention support'

    Brown 'wrong on detention support'

    Press Assoc. - Wednesday, July 9 03:18 am

    Most people believe terrorist suspects should be held without trial for no more than four weeks, in opposition to the Government's planned 42 days, according to a new survey. More »

  • More Than 60% Say No To 42 Days

    More Than 60% Say No To 42 Days

    SkyNews - Tuesday, July 8 06:18 pm

    Nearly two thirds of people do not support the Government's move to extend pre-charge detention for terror suspects to 42 days. More »

  • Ex-spy chief opposes detention plans

    Ex-spy chief opposes detention plans

    ITN - Tuesday, July 8 05:01 pm

    Britain's former spy chief Baroness Manningham-Buller has told the House of Lords she opposes Government plans for 42-day detention. More »

  • Ex-MI5 chief opposes terrorism laws

    Ex-MI5 chief opposes terrorism laws

    Press Assoc. - Tuesday, July 8 04:49 pm

    The former head of MI5 added her voice to opposition to Government plans for 42-day pre-charge detention for terror suspects. More »

  • Terror law faces Lords

    Terror law faces Lords

    ITN - Tuesday, July 8 01:19 pm

    The row over 42-day detention for terror suspects has shifted to the House of Lords. More »

  • Lords set to debate 42-day limit

    Lords set to debate 42-day limit

    Press Assoc. - Tuesday, July 8 03:15 am

    The row over 42-day pre-charge detention for terror suspects is shifting to the House of Lords, where the proposals are likely to be soundly defeated. More »

  • US ex-hostage calls FARC rebels 'terrorists'

    AFP - Monday, July 7 11:52 pm

    SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AFP) - One of three US nationals rescued from Colombia's FARC rebels said Monday the guerillas were not revolutionaries but "terrorists," using a crusade for the poor as a front for crime. More »

  • Freed US hostage condemns FARC rebels as 'terrorists'

    AFP - Monday, July 7 10:10 pm

    WASHINGTON (AFP) - Marc Gonsalves, one of three US hostages rescued from Colombia's FARC rebels last week, said Monday the guerillas were not revolutionaries but "terrorists" using a crusade for the poor as a front for crime. More »

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