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if MI5 and MI6 collusion with Gaddafi's secret police has been sanctioned by the straw, Miliband and Blair is the key issue

A key question surrounding the revelation that MI5 and MI6 shared information vital to the security officials Muammar Gaddafi on Libyan dissidents, and has contributed to Tripoli, the response of emergency. Were the actions of British security and intelligence agencies - cooperation with a regime known for torturing suspected opponents - sanctioned by ministers

All they did "government policy allowed ministerially," according to officials familiar with what happened. William Hague, Secretary of Foreign Affairs in charge of MI6, has avoided the question by saying that all this happened under the previous Labour administration. His answer was that the authorities stress that did not remember anyone in the Conservative party that expresses the concerns of the time, Tony Blair, and ghosts to embrace Gaddafi.

Kim Howells, former Foreign Minister of Labour and Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) of MPs and peers to oversee the activities of MI5 and MI6, told the BBC he was "absolutely convinced that it was participation in the illegal rendition of prisoners."

His confidence seems unwise because the ISC apparently knew nothing of MI5 and MI6 collusion with Gaddafi's secret police.

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As the threat of more snow on the ice with Met Office widespread issuance requests call people to take extra precautions when driving

Accident on the ice closed the A1 Great North Yorkshire, while trains and flights were delayed as snow in the UK this weekend takes time to thaw.

fears declined further falls, but temperatures are expected to remain weak in many areas with a standard progressive north-west/south-east waiting for much of February, according to meteorologists.

milder weather, but more unstable, which is being installed in the northwest, where the weather has pushed back the winds of the Atlantic is ice of Scandinavia and Russia. However, a pattern of cold, but of course, was developed in the east and south, where most of the problems of transport was tested.

The meeting of two fronts contributed to report specific problems in 25 miles (40 km) of the A1 between Dishforth and Allerton Park, where the rain fell from the west over very low temperatures overnight. Freezing has become part of the roadway in a double rink in both directions, according to North Yorkshire Police, as bands of fog trucks jack-knifed and the gel was added to the problems.

Nobody was seriously injured, but the road was closed north and south, at 2:15, and police have asked drivers to find alternatives. Further south, the section of the A1 near the Church Fenton, southeast of Leeds, saw lows of-8C (16.5F) and visibility below 100 m at 15 cm of snow the end weeks.

A spokesman for North Yorkshire police said. "Traffic conditions in the A1 motorway north of Dishforth and Leeming all the way are traitors and beyond has been a serious accident which resulted in the A1 north is closed while emergency services clear the scene. "

Trains and flights are back to the event after many delays and cancellations this weekend, but warned operators of a return to normal services could take some time. A broken rail and electricity supply problems hit South West Trains, with buses provided by the Portsmouth and serious delays for trains to London Waterloo.

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Heathrow half of the 1,300 scheduled flights on Sunday has been criticized by travelers camping on the floors of the terminal as an overreaction, with tracks receiving only 6 cm of snow at the end of week. However, a spokesman said that the measures had prevented worse disruption and transport secretary, Justine Greening, called the action "the right decision."
spokesman. "We decided to airlines and air traffic control to reduce the flight schedule in advance which enables airlines to book some flights coming out, and the passengers had better information on quality if you can fly or not. "

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British films in the 1950s and 60 to the forefront in suggesting that the boys in blue are less trustworthy

In these difficult times, when phone-hacking scandal broke in disgrace to the police, it is interesting to note that British cinema has led the way in which he suggests that boys in blue are less trustworthy. Indeed, so complete was the turnaround in the two decades between the blue light in 1950, and the crime of 1972, which is almost a social history of its own.

made in part to appease a recruitment crisis, and secondly to recognize a juvenile crime wave, just after the war, the blue light is the first British film made with the full cooperation of Metropolitan Police. The Met paid those who are responsible for their stations, patrols, and even its own officials to play small roles. The plot - a neurotic young spiv, played by Dirk Bogarde, draws a veteran PC and save it to the local community, police and the underworld meet to catch it - would be an example of the heroic nature in silence fate of the police

In mid 1960, the authority figure disappeared from the benign British film, along with the drama of crime B-movie, the last starring role was in 1962 in Warner Jigsaw, as a Detective elderly openly dismayed by the permissive society emerging. If Challenor 1964, in which a detective sergeant Met was on trial for perverting the course of justice, further eroded once-automatic respect for the police. In 1968, The strange case was fresh-faced Michael York, the rookie who comes under the influence of DS Kemp Jeremy Pierce, a figure inspired by Challenor teetering on the brink of total collapse. Here, the image of the back and short sides Wolseleys policemen in their black, the visual embodiment of the benevolent authority of the tragedies of war, a number of offenses, masks a disturbing world corrupt and amoral.

When Get Carter in 1971, police have virtually disappeared as agents of moral retribution, but in 1972 the masterpiece by Sidney Lumet crime that really stuck in the myth of the blue light. As with the previous film, centers on a cop veteran offenses, but in this case, Detective Sergeant Sean Connery is visibly crumbling under the weight of Johnson maintained his stoic mask. The original poster said: "After 20 years, Sergeant Johnson has seen and done destroyed" - and when suspected pederast Ian Bannen encourages the police, the criminal response to Johnson broke a taboo of British film. Blue light said that the police were at the same time and above the community. Crime emphasized that human beings - with all the weaknesses that this implies

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Lynne Featherstone said that ministries and local authorities break the law if they ignore equality duty again

equalities minister advises departments and local authorities will be in violation of the equality laws, without considering the possibility of cuts disproportionately women.

Lynne Featherstone has rejected criticism increasingly

that the coalition had a "blind spot" in women, but when asked to justify the fact that women were most affected by cutbacks in public sector employment, said: "You can not make an omelette without breaking eggs."

In an interview with The Guardian, Featherstone issued its reminder that job cuts in the public sector or other deficit reduction plans that do not consider equality norms do not fall of the law.

Under the Equality Act 2010, the equality duty was introduced in April issued any public body must consider the implications of the equality of its decisions.

She said: "The duty of equality means that the public sector will have to see who is losing jobs and how those jobs are lost because there is an obligation to do so under the law itself it.

"You must consider the impact of cuts they are doing and look to ensure they are fair and that it is the law of equality in everything you do. I remind my colleagues no end. "

Labour has launched a campaign to highlight the impact of spending cuts on the coalition of women, arguing that take the brunt of the cuts, because women have more confidence in the State for benefits and are more likely to work in the public sector.

Featherstone, Liberal Democrat Hornsey and Wood Green, urged the coalition to include women was better than work.

explain the decline in support of women in the two coalition parties, said: "Perhaps the gravity of the situation, we find, as a result of having the largest deficit in time Peace, for some reason resonates with women. "

"That said, this government does more than it did the job. If you look at the victims of rape, two workplaces were closing a year. We will open four this year.

listed the expansion plans 15 hours the amount of free childcare for two year low-income families, 400 million pounds to pay for health care providers - who are more likely to be female - take breaks, the right to request flexible working, and that the new state pension will be linked to income, which should protect more money for women
Featherstone have been improvements in the economy and security for women who lose their jobs in the public sector will find employment in the private sector as it recovers.

. Allardyce says he has the support of the owners of West Ham

. "At the end of the year, we will all bubble"

Sam Allardyce is often ridiculed as a manager of the ideas above its station, then perhaps surprised his critics when he agreed to drop the championship to take charge of West Ham.

is true that unemployment has been relegated to the east London club came calling after being sacked by Blackburn Rovers in December, but suggested that for a man who was interviewed once for the work in England last year and could earn double with Real Madrid and Inter each season, if only they were smart enough to look beyond reputation and recruit, must have been tempted to wait an offer a club in better shape.

Allardyce says that the belief in their abilities and the guarantees of the owners were convinced he can save himself and the West Ham back to where he thinks they belong. He was given two years and said he expects the club must be hard for a place in Europe at the time of expiration.

"I took a risk by the loss of my status as a Premier League, he had built over 10 years," he said. "I do not want to spend too much time in the championship . Without sounding too arrogant, my experience and knowledge as a manager attempts to bring the clubs together and get a team spirit and unity, to return to the Premier League for the first time of asking. "

employers Allardyce, David Gold and David Sullivan, Karren Brady over Vice President, often life difficult for his predecessors, Avram Grant, and Gianfranco Zola, for publicly criticizing the team, but he says Allardyce with the support of Sullivan, in particular, was one of the main reasons why you took the job. "I talked to David Sullivan at length about what we wanted to do and how we had. I think the owners will give me the support I need to help the club succeed." those who have come some way to offset the loss of Matthew Upson, Thomas Hitzlsperger and Demba Ba, in addition to the set of players have signed loan last season. Allardyce hopes to convince Scott Parker, Carlton Cole and Rob Green to stay, but he admits that, given the original cost, which can be sold if suitable offers are received.
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But Allardyce wants the turnover was "minimal" because "it is very difficult to change around a club that has been neglected, but even if you lose 50% of his players because he means you have to get another 10 or 12 and a group of strangers that you have to mold a team. "
also feels compelled to "reinvent" West Ham and dispel "negative attitude" that has gripped the club. He is also aware that this is an opportunity to reinvent itself and to ban what he insists is baseless negativity towards him.

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Lynne Featherstone wrote in his local newspaper that the government should not "jump to conclusions riots in post-mortem

A Minister of the Interior Ministry warned the government against "jumping to conclusions," as it goes on developing its response to the riots.

Liberal Democrat Lynne Featherstone, wrote in his local newspaper that "the task of government is to ensure that their citizens are safe ... but be careful to jump to conclusions. "

his call for greater caution in the development of measures to fight against the disorder is in line with the liberal Democratic position that will put a damper on some of the answers.

Immediately after the riots, David Cameron, and ministers floated a number of policy responses, including the expulsion of the mob families of public housing and a question about the detention of benefit payments to criminals. The Prime Minister has also provided strong support for severe penalties imposed by the courts, to be "exemplary" and to discourage people from participating in disturbances in the future.

Asked about this, Cameron said he was "very good" that the courts were able to send a strong message.

In his article in the Ham and High, the Hornsey and Wood Green MP, wrote: "The government was criticized for not having his officials on the ground (which I leave to radio waves. minister according to the Interior Ministry on Sunday and Monday) is being criticized for instinctive reactions and that raises questions about the tactics of the police, is the job of government to ensure that its citizens are safe -. and if there are questions that need answering on operational decisions, if any. But we must be careful about jumping to conclusions. "

He also appeared to end pension plans, saying he can not take place without a full review. He told a news conference at Whitehall. "We'll take our time looking at this course must be proportional, of course, we must be careful, of course not want to have unintended consequences for the taxpayer ends up paying more than necessary or to create more social problems or problems of law and order ".

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