Special investigation: How could the thugs who did this get away with just cautions?
The use of cautions to punish everything from burglary to shoplifting is soaring - with 2.2 million being issued to criminals from 2000-08. But it is their use for violent crimes, exposed by the investigation, that is most disturbing.
Gridiron Gladiators: Block That Metaphor!
“Fox NFL Sunday,” which was broadcast from Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan, glorified fake warriors and their game, and played to a crowd of real warriors locked in an eight-year-old conflict.
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Gridiron Gladiators: Block That Metaphor!
“Fox NFL Sunday,” which was broadcast from Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan, glorified fake warriors and their game, and played to a crowd of real warriors locked in an eight-year-old conflict.
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China pledges $10bn concessional loans to Africa
Premier Wen Jiabao promises increased investment while rejecting 'neocolonialism' accusations China's premier pledged $10bn (?6bn) in low-interest loans to African nations over three years, offering the continent sorely-needed cash while dismissing criticism...
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Anti-Taliban mayor and 11 others killed in suicide blast in Pakistan market
The bombing, in the town of Adazai, killed the town's mayor, Abdul Malik who had formed a local militia to help fight the Taliban.
Grief and prayers on Remembrance Sunday at Cenotaph and in Helmand
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The tide of history George Bush Sr was too timid to navigate
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Barack Obama 'insensitive' over his handling of Fort Hood shooting
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Stanley McChrystal’s strategy faces an old problem — convincing the locals
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Saudi soldiers killed retaking border village from Huthi rebels
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Allied forces ‘may abandon most of northern Helmand’
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Berlin Wall revels tempered by shadow of Kristallnacht for Germans
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Allied forces ‘may abandon most of northern Helmand’
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Explorer wants to settle a very old score with Eton bullies
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It's everyone for himself in Berlin, the city of European unity
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New heavyweight hero David Haye aims to bring boxing new respect
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Cut-price genome readings point to tests for all
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Sightings of water voles double, British Waterways survey finds
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Grief and prayers on Remembrance Sunday at Cenotaph and in Helmand
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Remembrance poppies evoke today’s grim foreign field: Afghanistan
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Chickens come home to roost in the city
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Indian Leader, Past Crisis, Sees Path to Growth
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Skins' Hall Plans to File Complaint With Goodell
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Music Review | Vijay Iyer Trio: Mowing Down Bar Lines in Virtuosic Banter
Really good piano trios are studies in balance, and with the release of his new album, “Historicity,” his first piano-trio record, Vijay Iyer gives us a new one.
An Ethical Question: Does a Nazi Deserve a Place Among Philosophers?
A soon-to-be published book has revived the long-running debate about whether the German philosopher Martin Heidegger can be separated from his philosophy.
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Giraffes stage a comeback in Niger, living alongside farmers
The giraffe population of Niger, on the edge of extinction 10 years ago, is on the rise and moving to new habitats.
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Saudi Arabia pushes back Yemeni rebels
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Bridge: A Good Effort, but Hardly Worth the Payoff
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Fairfax director resigns from board
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Afghan president vows to tackle corruption
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Orica unveils growing profits
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Unbeaten Colts Escape When Texans Miss Game - Tying Field Goal
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Families sue over Air France crash
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CBA says quarterly cash earnings $1.4bn
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Pro-rape Facebook group condemned
NSW Minister for Women Linda Burney says she was "sickened" to learn that students from the University of Sydney had set up a pro-rape group on Facebook.
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Music Review | Monsters of Folk: As Existential as Jaunty Old Pals Can Be
Monsters of Folk started playing before the curtain rose, and they were playing when it came down nearly three hours later.
Chavez to Troops: Prepare for War With Colombia
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Rudd must respect Opposition - Abbott
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The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra looked at Chinese-Western musical hybrids in which the Western influence was dominant, the Chinese largely incidental.
Lucie Jones voted out of X Factor as Jedward survive another week
John and Edward Grimes the twins known as Jedward have avoided the axe from X Factor again with Welsh teenager Lucie Jones losing out to the brothers in a shock result.
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6.7 magnitude quake strikes eastern Indonesia
JAKARTA, Nov. 9 (Xinhua) -- An earthquake measuring 6.7 magnitude on the Richter scale rocked eastern parts of Indonesia on Monday morning, the Meteorology and Geophysics Agency said here.
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Premier League: Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United
Sir Alex Ferguson and Carlo Ancelotti linked arms as they meandered towards the dug-out before kick-off. That bonhomie may be doomed if Manchester United go on suffering at the hands of the Italian's Chelsea side. It was the sort of grinding, unsatisfactory...
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Dance Review | Paul Taylor Dance Company: Out of the Nursery, Movements of Desire and Narcissism
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Wayne Rooney and Nicolas Anelka sit pretty above the rough and tumble
Artistry and beauty are put on hold as Chelsea and Manchester United fight for supremacy Winning ugly, they call it. And that was certainly ugly. Roman Abramovich's hopes that Carlo Ancelotti would bring a new age of artistry and enlightenment to Stamford...
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Music Review | Girls: Creation in the Face of Intriguing Biography
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Fan filmed brushing teeth at Stamford Bridge during Chelsea vs Manchester United
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MPs' expenses: Sir Ian Kennedy to launch own consultation on Facebook
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Women are their own worst enemies, says Lord Alan Sugar
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Deal on Kirkuk sets stage for Iraqi elections
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Calls for release of US hikers held in Iran
FRIENDS and relatives of three Americans detained by Iran are holding vigils across the United States and around the world to call for their immediate release.
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Germans face day of mixed emotions
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GPs told to stop prescribing antibiotics for coughs and colds
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Louisiana put on hurricane alert
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Remembrance Sunday: Rising numbers gather at Cenotaph to pay tribute
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Crisis over; Yeddyurappa, Reddys to work together
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Manmohan unveils contours of reforms
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Buddhadeb steps into his 10th year as Chief Minister
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U.S. jihadists’ stretches through Mumbai to Lahore
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Holiday for schools today
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Thumping win gives Australia series
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Bird drops baguette into Hadron Collider
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9 killed as bus falls into river near Ujjain
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Rajdhani mows down two in Orissa
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DS asks city MLAs to withdraw rebels
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Helicopter crash: body recovered from Chenab
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Tarun Gogoi censured
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Headley’s links under scanner
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Pace of progress will improve, says Manmohan Singh
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The time has come to remove misgivings among communities: Sudarshan, Shia cleric
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Yeddyurappa asked to “take everyone along”
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Koda discharged and summoned by Enforcement Directorate
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Hemant Karkare wanted to quit IPS, says wife
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Manmohan Singh’s visit to Iran may be discussed
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“Himalayan glaciers most threatened by global warming”
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ICPA pilots firm on strike
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MLC being forced to vacate bungalow, says Samajwadi Party
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“We’ll work for purposeful outcome at Copenhagen”
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Orissa Government comes under fire on farmers’ suicide
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Flames again in IOC fuel tank
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Anti-Taliban Mayor killed in Peshawar blast
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