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Time to un-redact the mother of parliaments
The cry is up – if you have a conscience, if you care about your country’s integrity and decency, you guys, start leaking!
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Some Arabic and Kurdish sources in Mosul, Iraq, are reporting that Sheikh Abu Saad Ansari, the head of preachers in Islamic State, has said IS is responsible for the terror attacks in Paris.
Two brothers named as suspects in the attack on the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo are reported to have robbed a petrol station in northern France.
The twelve people who died in the attack on Charlie Hebdo’s offices include some of France’s most celebrated cartoonists.
The attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices – killing at least 12 people – is the latest and bloodiest in a series of events of increasing tensions in France.
Gunmen armed with assault rifles kill 12 people in an attack on the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
About 30 people are killed and more than 50 wounded after a car bomb explodes outside a police college in Yemen’s capital Sanaaa, in an attack carrying the hallmark of al-Qaeda.
The cry is up – if you have a conscience, if you care about your country’s integrity and decency, you guys, start leaking!
The chair of the inquiry into British intelligence agencies’ complicity in the CIA’s interrogation programme demands the US hand over material that was redacted from the report.
UK intelligence agencies asked for changes to be made in the Senate report on the CIA’s use of torture after 9/11, Downing Street says.
A Senate committee report on CIA torture is not exactly devoid of politics, but will be remembered for its grievous exposures.
An exclusive report on allegations the CIA has been working closely with Somali forces in the interrogation and torture of suspected al-Shabaab members – the militant group linked to al-Qaeda.
Syrian television says Israel warplanes bombed targets near Damascus airport and the town of Dimas, near the border with Lebanon.
Luke Somers, a British-born photojournalist held hostage by al-Qaeda in Yemen, is killed in a failed rescue attempt.
One in every 50 migrants who try to reach Europe across the Mediterranean Sea will die on the journey. What is so terrible in their home countries to force people into such a desperate voyage?
It’s startling to hear someone advocate all out warfare: no negotiations with Iran, a campaign to defeat Assad by military means, faith in a “moderate” opposition.