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Iraq war inquiry – what's to hide?

An Observer editorial last week covered the longstanding delay to the publication of the Chilcot Inquiry’s report. Noting the obstacles placed before the release of key documents to the Inquiry, the editorial criticises the Government for engaging in “a shabby cover-up at worst, or...

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Royal Marine convicted of 'battlefield execution'

BBC News and the Guardian report on the guilty verdict passed in the case of a Royal Marine accused of subjecting an Afghan prisoner to a ‘battlefield execution’. The marine, known only as Marine A, stood trial in a court martial over allegations arising from video footage recorded by...

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Ryanair chief calls for a UK ban on the burqa

The Independent newspaper reports that Ryanair’s chief executive, Michael O’Leary, has called for the burqa to be banned in the UK claiming the country is “leaning over far too much for some of these minority religions”. In an interview with The Times newspaper (£),...

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EDL Tower Hamlets rally costs police £2 million

The Daily Mirror reports that an English Defence League rally in Tower Hamlets in September cost the local police force over £2 million after 3,000 extra officers had to be drafted in to control just 600 EDL members. The march through East London in September was countered by a Unite Against...

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Home Secretary dismisses calls for a burqa ban

The Daily Telegraph and ITV News both report on the exchange in the House of Commons on Monday when home secretary, Theresa May, while making a statement on Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed, dismissed calls to ban the burqa. During the debate in parliament, the home secretary was asked by Sir Gerald...

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Richard Littlejohn on 'these ridiculous sackcloth bin-liners'

Richard Littlejohn in his Daily Mail column yesterday took the opportunity to ridicule, insult and patronise niqab and burqa wearing Muslim women by questioning their patriotism and associating their choice of dress with criminal behaviour. With Armistice Day approaching on Sunday, and the antics...

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