Crime Correspondent
Saturday, 28 April 2012

Lock your doors alert as Whitby double murder suspect spotted on run

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Detectives hunting double murder suspect James Allen have urged Yorkshire residents to lock their doors and windows after reported sightings...
Friday, 27 April 2012

Gas canister man storms office

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One of the country's busiest shopping streets has been closed as a man wearing gas canisters stormed into an office and threatened to bl...

Busy London street evacuated over ‘hostage situation’

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POLICE have been called to a potential hostage situation after Tottenham Court Road in London, one of the country’s busiest shopping streets...
Thursday, 26 April 2012

Credit card fraud websites shut down on three continents

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Three men have been arrested and 36 criminal websites selling credit card information and other personal data shut down as part of a two-yea...
Wednesday, 25 April 2012

Shooting a 'warning' from rival bikie gang

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SIMMERING tension between rival bikie gangs exploded on the Gold Coast yesterday with the drive-by shooting of a tattoo parlour in the heart...

Jury hears grisly details about murder scene

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Police discovered a grisly scene on Sept. 10, 2000, when they entered a Cogmagun Road home in Hants County. “It was a very brutal scene,” C...

Reopen Madeleine case, police urge

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Scotland Yard has urged Portuguese authorities to reopen the search for Madeleine McCann as detectives said there are 195 potential leads to...

Insecure websites to be named and shamed after checks

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Companies that do not do enough to keep their websites secure are to be named and shamed to help improve security. The list of good and bad...

Anti-depressants likely do more harm than good, study suggests

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Commonly prescribed anti-depressants appear to be doing patients more harm than good, say researchers who have published a paper examining t...

Madeleine McCann, the British girl who went missing while on holiday in Portugal half a decade ago, could still be alive, Scotland Yard said on Wednesday.

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Madeleine McCann as she might look aged 9  Photo: Teri Blythe Detectives released a new “age progression” image of the toddler, which they s...
Friday, 20 April 2012

Mike Tyson has for the first time revealed his lowest point ever in a searingly candid interview.

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Once known as the ‘baddest man on the planet’, his life has taken more than a few dark twists and turns. But now Mike Tyson has for the firs...

EU condemns Repsol state seizure

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  The European Parliament has passed a resolution condemning a nationalisation that has strained relations between Spain and Argentina. Arg...

Hacking scandal: the net tightens on the Murdochs

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  Rupert Murdoch's grip on his media empire was dramatically challenged yesterday after his company was labelled a "toxic shadow st...
Thursday, 19 April 2012

British police arrested three people, including the royal editor of Rupert Murdoch's Sun tabloid

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British police arrested three people, including the royal editor of  Rupert Murdoch 's Sun tabloid, a source familiar with the situation...

Secret Service scandal sheds light on sex tourism in Latin America

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Type in "sex tourism" and "Brazil" in Google, and the first site that comes up is not a news report or academic study, b...

Sex Robots Will Revolutionize Sex Tourism,

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  They don't spread disease and they can't be sold into sex slavery. Those are just two of the advantages of robot prostitutes, whi...
Wednesday, 18 April 2012

A PRISON officer who was found naked in bed with one of Scotland’s most dangerous prisoners was tonight locked up

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A PRISON officer who was found naked in bed with one of Scotland’s most dangerous prisoners was tonight locked up after she was convicted of...
Monday, 16 April 2012

British terror supergrass sentence cut by two years

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jailed British terrorist has had his sentence cut by two years in a supergrass deal after giving evidence about an al Qaeda-linked “martyrdo...
Sunday, 15 April 2012

Western embassies targeted in Afghanistan attacks

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  Gunmen have launched multiple attacks across the Afghan capital Kabul. Western embassies in the heavily-guarded, central diplomatic area ...

Taliban free hundreds from Pakistan prison

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Hundreds of prisoners are believed to have escaped from a jail in northwest Pakistan after it was attacked by anti-government fighters armed...
Friday, 13 April 2012

Alaska coast guards found dead at Kodiak Island

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  Two members of the US Coast Guard in Alaska have been found dead, prompting concerns that a killer could have struck at a remote island ou...

An Albanian fugitive accused of multiple murders in his home country has been arrested in north London after 15 years on the run.

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Ndrieim Sadushi, 41, was last night picked up on an international warrant by police outside his home in Southgate. An Albanian court found h...
Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Laser attacks on planes are surging, warn aviation officials

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  The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is warning of a global surge in laser attacks on planes after almost 2,000 incidents were reported in t...

Crisis-hit Greece rents police for €30 per hour

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Greece is offering a ‘cop-for-hire’ service, renting out policemen for €30 per hour, plus €10 if you want a police car too. It triggered fea...
Wednesday, 4 April 2012

Trolling Could Get You 25 Years in Jail in Arizona

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   Trolling Could Get You 25 Years in Jail in Arizona One of the Internet's basic tenets—the right to be as much of a myopic, infantile ...

New info about statin safety affects millions

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U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued new safety information about these cholesterol-lowering drugs that are prescribed to millions of Am...

Why don't GPS warn you that statins can harm your memory?

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John Holliday had been on a higher 40mg dose of cholesterol pills for only a few weeks when he started to lose his concentration. ‘I’d be w...
Tuesday, 3 April 2012

James Murdoch to resign as BSkyB chairman

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James Murdoch is to step down as chairman of UK satellite broadcaster BSkyB, but will remain on the board. He is the son of News Corporatio...

Canadian man detained in Spain 'extremely thin and weak,'

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Philip Halliday, the Nova Scotia man who has been detained in Spain for more than two years on drug-trafficking charges without a trial date...

$10 mln bounty on LeT founder Hafiz Saeed

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  The United States has put up a $10 million reward to help arrest Pakistani Islamist leader Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, suspected of mastermindin...
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