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June 2006 De Menezes shooting investigation delayed Petrol prices hit US production CIA NAZI FILES RELEASED Revealed: the lax laws that could allow assembly of deadly virus DNA Revealed: the shrapnel evidence that points to Israel's guilt Bilderberg Provocateurs Tried To Instigate Violence Full List of Bilderberg Attendees Amnesty seeks rendition 'honesty' UK role in CIA flights 'criminal' 'Yob culture' most feared crime EU renews calls to close Guantanamo after deaths China arms sales 'fuel conflicts' You are the problem, Blair told Metropolitan police chief under fire again over Brazilian shooting Guantanamo suicides a 'PR move' Energy dominates G8 agenda Secret report brands Muslim police corrupt Muslim anger at 'corruption' report Wake up: the American Dream is over Alex Jones Detained On Orders Of Bilderberg Group Britain 'helped CIA kidnappers' G8 'failing to meet aid pledges' Swiss 'foiled hit on Israeli jet' Big Ben quarterly chimes stopped Warrant will give EU judges power over British police NYSE and Euronext in $20bn merger Met chief could face charge over Menezes Met officers warned: back chief or get out Charles should have interfaith coronation, ex-archbishop insists Whitehall farce MPs and peers want 'torture flights' inquiry US blocking international deal on fighting Aids A mountain of anomalies (drugs)

 

may 2006 Human Rights Act will not be axed, says Falconer Revealed: The cash-for-fake-ID scandal at the heart of the Government Blair admits criminal justice system failure PM in liberties 'rebalancing' call Bush posts troops at Mexican border to appease Right U.S. MILITARY CIVIL DISTURBANCE PLANNING: THE WAR AT HOME Britons held at Guantanamo Bay win right to sue their captors Blair is most unpopular Labour PM Police watchdog has turned into pressure group, say Met officers Britain vows to play 'fullest part' in new UN body Skeleton in the Bush family cupboard Local elections are 'wide open to vote-rigging' Call for police at polling stations BBC news 'favours Israel' at expense of Palestinian view De Menezes cleared of rape - police

April 2006 Eye infection diagnosed in bird flu farm worker Bird flu spreads to two more farms in east England Talkshow host to become White House press chief UK petrol 'could top £1 a litre' World Bank accused of lying over funding to fight malaria Police say organised crime in London 'out of control' Is our fear of kids making them worse? Criminals using FoI Act to identify informants Chinese firms pour billions into resources projects CIA officer sacked for leaking secrets to journalist Nazi death camp records reveal fate of millions Senior officers undermine Yard claims on shot Brazilian Bird flu quarantine zone lifted Generals demand Rumsfeld's resignation Bird flu swan was from outside UK Swan find halts bird flu test-run Why is it so hard to identify a swan? '100 bird flu outbreaks' in Burma Risk of human flu outbreak 'low' Revealed: the secret No 10 plan to tackle bird flu food shortages Dr. Death Gets FBI Visit Film-maker 'murdered' by soldier Swan tests confirm deadly virus British government accused of inflating aid figures Prisons 'might be full by the summer' SAS man bolsters Britain's new FBI Top Scientist Advocates Mass Culling 90% Of Human Population Revealed: victims of UK's cold war torture camp Agent Orange: the legacy of a weapon of mass destruction Chávez seeks to peg oil at $50 a barrel Stockwell inquiry calls for changes to how police compare notes China death threat for oil theft Blair to launch new war on the Lords

 

March 2006 Dozens die in western Iran quakes Europe's angry young Muslims Deepcut report rejects public inquiry 'Lighten up' and trust your Chancellor, Clinton tells UK White House chief-of-staff quits Britain 'complicit' in human rights abuses at Camp Delta Britain's FBI casts its net from opium farmer to street dealer Freemasons: Its Roots & Links to the Occult EU gun police to hunt suspects in Britain CIA 'recruited Saddam's foreign minister to spy on Iraqi regime' Police told to rewrite tactics on bombers Half voters 'want PM to go soon' No 10 ignores advice to halt police mergers CIA renditions strain Europe goodwill Arms dealers 'flout UN embargoes' Human rights defeat for US Police deny new claims on de Menezes case Who wants the Abolition of Parliament Bill? Britain's secret nuclear blueprint Decadent Elite Laugh At Torture During Gridiron Club Dinner UN human rights forum suspends meeting amid reform talks Donald Rumsfeld makes $5m killing on bird flu drug Moscow 'doesn't trust' post mortem Free Speech? Not When It Comes to State of Israel Missiles 'fired towards China' by mistake Every day 600 people disappear in Britain Iran arrests some 50 for blasts in oil province Minister admits 'rendition' planes used RAF bases London police 'suppressing' files on shot Brazilian Libya frees political prisoners 'Military-style' flu network call Europe is 'happy hunting ground' for foreign spies, says watchdog

February 2006 Diana Death Investigation Confirms Evidence Of Cover-up BBC plan for surviving nuclear armageddon Main points of proposed new UN rights council Blueprint to give power to the people Blast at Israeli weapons centre BIS Calls For Global Currency Germans investigate CIA kidnap of innocent citizen BNP to print Muslim cartoon Britain presses for UN to move into Darfur Straw denies UK rendition flights Pressure builds over rendition flights in UK Five states silent on CIA flights EU to allow bird flu vaccination Cartoons and the globalisation of protests Bird flu vaccine no 'silver bullet' 'Millions more starving' by 2015 Gas and electric bills soar to £1,000 a year World must invest in birdflu vaccine -WHO official African bio-resources 'exploited by West' The damning charge: who faked logbook after Stockwell killing? Torture flights landed in UK, admit air controllers Nazis tried to halt Allies in Italy with malaria epidemic attack New laws urged to stop discrimination on genetic grounds MoD reaches deal on nerve gas death Calls for inquiry over secret CIA flights No-go areas planned as bird flu closes in UN inquiry demands immediate closure of Guantanamo Another Russian MP Says Muslim Riots Were US Provocation Brown now joint PM, says leading Blair ally Rough trade: Diamond industry still funding bloody conflicts in Africa Customs `camps' cause for concern DVLA selling drivers' personal details to firms run by crooks Police 'super forces' heralded MI6 secret documents and Astra Commission Documents Reveal How Politicians Reaped Huge Profits Off Illegal Middle East Arms Sales 'Police must bear down on extremist protesters' Queen's Speech to set up Blair-Brown handover next year The Diana Files Forget charity, stop Africa arms sales-UN official US launches disaster planning aimed at children

 

January 2006 Police tampered with log on dead Brazilian 'suspect' UN unveils plan to release untapped wealth of...$7 trillion (and solve the world's problems at a stroke) Fatah gunmen storm parliament Diana death inquiry 'more complex than we thought' Russia arrests two British spies EU inquiry may call Cheney Met chief accuses media of racism Russia ponders fate of UK 'spies' Blair promises to listen to police over mergers 'Gangster US' accused over torture ITN journalist arrested over leak from Stockwell shooting inquiry Europe 'knew about' CIA flights Six killed in Iran bomb attacks British agents caught red-handed by Russia US "outsourced" torture, probe says Security services and police to get UK air passenger details in advance Bush defends Blair, says he is not a yes man Blair evades questions over British 'spy ring' The Menezes Killing Homeland Security to launch preparedness program for kids New inquiry into 'police failings' that led to killing of Brazilian Westminster 'misled' over CIA torture flights Straw denies cover-up of rendition flights Leaked paper reveals effort to stifle CIA flights debate Up to 15 police officers may face charges over Menezes shooting Menezes shooting inquiry complete EU under fire over human rights Europe sets up CIA prison inquiry EU lawmakers to check "no Guantanamo" in Europe Heckling to be banned in European Parliament New attack on Met for Tube death UK facing 'mounting energy crisis' Clinton backs Blair as future UN head Europe 'complicit over CIA jails' Shop until they drop: UK stores shocked by conditions in their Chinese factories World Bank sees $1.2 bln needed to tackle bird flu 'Fever/Flu-Sensing' Infrared Video Cams To Scan US Public Tube shooting: police officers cleared by internal Met inquiry Britain admits G8 failures in world poverty fight Bosses will make 800pc profit from QinetiQ sale Documents tie shadowy US unit to inmate abuse case MEPs to study CIA jails claim Leaked fax 'shows Romania helped CIA interrogators' Spanish general under house arrest after unity warning US draws up space tourism rules Government 'to sell off Qinetiq' Navigating future for road charges Met Office to create 'Katrina disaster'

December 2005 Former British envoy releases 'torture' documents on web Call for MI6 'abduction' inquiry Greeks name MI6 chief over 'torture of terror suspects' EU-wide warrant over 'CIA kidnap' Police forces "miss merger deadline" Met chief 'was not kept in dark' over de Menezes EU was aware of rendition, says Powell London rejects calls for public inquiry into spy scandal Terror and drugs threaten future of bobbies on the beat, says minister White House bows to pressure over torture of prisoners US abusing extradition rules, says CBI chief Europe approves CIA prison investigation Rendition victim was handed over to the US by MI6 Police shake-up is 'too quick and with no debate' UK 'cover-up' on Israel's nukes Shoot-to-kill: police say more mistakes likely How planespotters turned into the scourge of the CIA Soviet air bases in Poland are labelled secret CIA sites MI6 and CIA 'sent student to Morocco to be tortured' Torture evidence inadmissible in UK courts, Lords rule Blair pleads ignorance over 'torture' flights Seized, held, tortured: six tell same tale Britain will remain US poodle if Trident replaced, Short warns Acts of defiance against war turned ordinary people into criminals 'Tortured' Australian speaks out Man sues CIA over torture claims UK 'breaking law' over CIA secret flights Blair faces allegations of complicity in torture The torture files US ready to refuse terror prison probe Revealed: truth about the Stockwell shooting

November 2005 150,000 against Army merger plan EU warned on 'secret CIA jails' Met chief faces inquiry over shooting PM on the defensive over Official Secrets Act trial Teheran 'secretly trains' Chechens to fight in Russia Britain gives approval to torture, claims Amnesty Met boss may face Menezes inquiry Police used dum-dum bullets on Brazilian shot at tube station Clarke plans mergers for police 'super forces' Universities fear research and lectures may be illegal Order to kill was 'never given' Britain to head European flu pandemic exercise Victims of lethal pandemic will be forced to stay home Army could stand in for police Secret plan to evacuate Commons

October 2005 MI5 'acts on facts gained under torture' Channel 4 evidence - MI5 torture 90-day detention may be overseen by judges British police powers toughest in Europe EU proposes its own border registration programme aka EU-VISIT Former law lord attacks PM's record on human rights Tube prices increase 50% 'to deter cash users' Met chief wanted Army rules for police