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Government to compensate torture victims as official inquiry launched
PM moves to ensure courts will no longer be able to disclose evidence about British complicity in torture
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British troops to withdraw from Sangin in Afghanistan
Exclusive: US forces to replace British in district of Helmand province where about a third of all UK casualties have occurred
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Raoul Moat: Police scour woodland around Rothbury for fugitive gunman
Northumbria police remain convinced 37-year old bodybuilder is holed up in vicinity of village
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Raoul Moat hunt: Police facing more questions
Northumbria force failed to intercept suspected gunman hours before he is alleged to have shot a policeman
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Suspected gunman's statement dwells on police 'injustice' and attack on former girlfriend Samantha Stobbart
Suspected gunman's statement dwells on police 'injustice' and attack on former girlfriend Samantha Stobbart
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Torture inquiry: Pressure from courts and victims forced government's hand
Nick Clegg instrumental in ensuring security services did not set terms for hearings
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Diplomacy inaction
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Torture inquiry will not lead to any prosecutions
Inquiry will not summon witnesses from abroad and will not be able to compel individuals to give evidence
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David Cameron moves to allay US fears on intelligence sharing
Government seeks legislation that will prevent judges releasing information passed to MI5 by CIA
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Iraqi civilians who allege torture by UK troops demand inquiry
100 Iraqi civilians detained and allegedly tortured by British troops embarked upon campaign to secure a public inquiry
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Torture inquiry: Who is on the panel?
Trio comprising a judge, a journalist and a civil servant appointed to remove the 'stain' on Britain's reputation